News about Colin Farrell

Colin Farrell and his long-time friend Emma Fogarty raised over £475,000 during their appearance on the Late Late show on Friday. The Irish actor, 48, will be running Irish Life Dublin Marathon in Ireland next week in a bid to raise money for a skin condition charity.

When people run into Colin Farrell and his elder son James near Colin's home in Los Angeles , they will sometimes approach him to ask him what's wrong with the young man. 'And I always tell them about it,' Colin says. 'Maybe some people's feelings are hurt by that question, but my feeling is, "If you want to know about it, just ask." So if someone says, "Is that your son, what's going on with him?" I'll say, "I'll tell you what's going on with him."'

Irish actor Colin Farrell is on a roll as a doting father and acclaimed actor - but his scandal-stricken early years in the industry were marked by drug-fuelled parties and famous flings. But two decades after he first checked himself into rehab, the Banshees of Inisherin star is sober, successful, and looking every bit the protagonist of one of Hollywood's greatest comeback stories as he spends his time as a doting father to sons James and Henry. Colin is pictured left, in 2005, with his son James (inset, and also centre) and with son Henry, right.

The life of Victor Aguilar (Rhenzy Feliz) before he started working for Oz Cobb (Colin Farrell) is revealed in the third episode of HBO's The Penguin. Victor was one of a few street punks who try stealing Oz's plum-colored vehicle in the pilot, with Oz offering him a job, showing a soft spot for the kid since they both grew up in the same poorer area of Gotham called Crown Point. It was hinted in the first two episodes that he didn't really have a family, but the opening moments of Episode 3 - entitled Bliss - reveals why.

Heidi Klum is getting her Halloween costume together. And it looks like it will be another gross spectacle if early photos are any indication. The German model shared photos to Insta Stories of some type of gooey lump and another photo with a covered figure.  It was hard to make out what she is working on but it is known she is collaborating with Mike Marino, a top Hollywood prosthetic makeup designer who is now on The Penguin with Colin Farrell.

TikTokers were united in the belief that the jointly produced British and American film was gory and stomach-churning, just for some this proved to be an attraction. The Substance aims to tackle the issue of impossible Hollywood beauty standards and sees Demi play the role of Elisabeth Sparkle. Unceremoniously sacked as she hits her 50th birthday, Elisabeth discovers a black-market drug which can create a 'younger, more beautiful, more perfect' version of its user - but the drug's strict conditions are gruesome. Among those reacting to the film was TikToker Kevin Jacobs, (right) who declared himself a fan despite admitting to finding it 'repulsive'. Meanwhile, blogger ceryslovesfilm (left) was horrified, complaining of the 'medical gore, physical violence' and 'thrown-up organs'.

Colin returns as the title character - a.k.a. Oswald 'Oz' Cobb - reprising his role from the 2022 film The Batman.

Fans continue to rave about HBO 's The Penguin as the second episode dropped Sunday night in its normal time slot (9 PM ET). The first episode debuted on a special night last Thursday, with fans offering high praise for the show, comparing it to another HBO classic : The Sopranos. The premium cable network dropped the second episode - Inside Man - as fans continue to praise the writing and performances by Colin Farrell as the title character and Cristin Milioti as the deranged Sofia Falcone.

Colin Farrell talked about his difficulties playing Batman character The Penguin and admitted he is shallow and insecure during an appearance on The Graham Norton Show. The 32nd series of the hit BBC talk show returns on Friday night with Colin sharing the red sofa with Lady Gaga, Demi Moore, and musicians Jack Savoretti and Miles Kane. A regular on the show, Irish actor Colin, 48, quickly got comfortable and told host Graham, 61, all about his experiences filming Batman spin-off The Penguin, in which he plays the titular villain. 

In the series, Colin Farrell returns as the title character - a.k.a. Oswald 'Oz' Cobb - reprising his role from the 2022 film The Batman.  And fans have been told The Penguin is going to be directly impacted by The Batman's dramatic climax, however, those connections remain to be seen. 

HBO debuted their highly-anticipated series The Penguin on Thursday night, which earned rave reviews from fans on social media. Colin Farrell returns as the title character - a.k.a. Oswald 'Oz' Cobb - reprising his role from 2022's The Batman, though this eight-episode series delves much deeper into his life. The Penguin is one of Batman's most storied villains in the DC Comics, debuting in 1941, who never took kindly to people calling him The Penguin behind his back.

HBO debuted its highly-anticipated series The Penguin on Thursday evening, and fans are already giving it high praise. Colin Farrell returns as the title character - a.k.a. Oswald 'Oz' Cobb - reprising his role from the 2022 film The Batman. This new series is set just one week after the events of the film, showcasing how Oz plans on taking advantage of the death of Carmine Falcone in the film.

Colin Farrell famously transformed his handsome face and slim 5ft10in form for his new HBO show The Penguin with help from two-time Oscar-nominated make-up artist Mike Marino. So when the DC Comics crime drama called for a nude scene, the Dick Smith protégé crafted a NSFW body part especially for the 48-year-old Irishman in order to make his performance as disfigured criminal kingpin Oswald 'Oz' Cobb more authentic onscreen.

Colin Farrell made it a family affair at the New York premiere of The Penguin, bringing his 14-year-old son Henry with him. The 48-year-old actor stepped out with his son, who he shares with his Ondine co-star Alicja Bachleda-Curuś, who he was with for a few years before separating in 2010. The actor also shares 21-year-old son James with model Kim Bordenave, who has the rare genetic disorder Angelman syndrome .

With just days until his new Max series The Penguin debuts, Colin Farrell is already casting some doubt on a possible second season. The series will showcase Farrell as The Penguin and reveal how he rose to power in Gotham, set just one week after the events of 2022's The Batman. The series will debut on the Max streaming serving on September 19, and while they have yet to announce a Season 2 renewal, the actor wasn't exactly sure he'd return.

Colin Farrell's yoga session in LA

Colin Farrell showcased his muscular form by going shirtless after enjoying a yoga class in Los Angeles on Tuesday. The Batman star, 48 - who recently opened up about his son James' Angelman Syndrome diagnosis - could be seen holding a lighthearted conversation with a pal shortly after the session came to an end. The Irish-born actor opted to remove his shirt while making his way through a parking structure, and donned a pair of black and gray-checkered pajama bottoms.

Netflix has confirmed the fate of Guy Ritchie's fan-favourite series The Gentlemen. The star-studded British gangster drama is one of the platform's biggest hits of the year after it reached 44million views in just four weeks.

Colin Farrell has revealed another side to his character: devoted father to his special needs son. James, who is 20, was born with Angelman Syndrome, a rare neuro-genetic disorder characterised by a stiff, jerky gait, an inability to speak, excessive laughter and seizures. This week, the 48-year-old Golden Globe winner brushed away tears as he talked about his pride in his son, and revealed how James gave him the impetus to get sober and face up to his responsibilities.

Colin Farrell has revealed how son James was heartbreakingly misdiagnosed with cerebral palsy before doctors eventually discovered he was suffering from Angelman syndrome. The Phone Booth actor, 48, discussed his first-born son's condition in a new interview and said medical advice was sought after James, now 20, missed developmental milestones and struggled to sit up or crawl as a baby.   Angelman syndrome is a rare neuro-genetic disorder that primarily affects the nervous system, and causes severe physical and intellectual disability.

Colin Farrell recalled the moment he found out about his son James' Angelman syndrome diagnosis, and the first heart-wrenching question he asked the doctor. The Phone Booth actor, 48, discussed his first-born son's, 20, condition in a new interview with People, revealing that he initially didn't notice any symptoms. But when James wasn't 'hitting benchmarks' he was first misdiagnosed as having cerebral palsy. It was only when he was about two and a half years old, that a pediatric neurologist suggested he be tested for Angelman syndrome.

Colin Farrell has described watching his son take his first steps aged four after opening up about his Angelman Syndrome in depth for the first time. Colin's son James, 20, was born with the neurogenetic disorder, which causes developmental delays, impaired balance and other issues. His own case is severe enough that he is nonverbal and requires the help of a live-in caregiver to accomplish his day-to-day tasks.

A mother has shared what it's like for her daughter to live with a rare developmental disorder. A TikTok user named Ashluv shares videos detailing day-to-day life for her and her teenage daughter, Makayla. Makayla, 16, was born with Angelman syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that occurs in about one in 15,000 births across the world. The disorder, which causes developmental delays, has left the teenager unable to talk, and she just learned to walk about a year ago. However, her mother, who has amassed over 1.8million followers on TikTok, calls Angelman 'a very happy syndrome,' and has said that her daughter has beaten the odds by learning new skills every day. It's the same condition actor Colin Farrell revealed this week that his 20-year-old son, James, has, leading him to take his first steps just weeks ago.

Collin Farrell has offered a rare glimpse into his life looking after his son James, 20, who has special needs due to Angelman syndrome. James was born with the neurogenetic disorder, which causes developmental delays, impaired balance and other issues in patients. His own case is severe enough that he is nonverbal and requires the help of a live-in caregiver to accomplish his day-to-day tasks.