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The ultimate father-son outing! Colin Farrell walked the Oscars 2023 red carpet with his 13-year-old son, Henry.

Colin Farrell looked serious while chatting with the crew on a film set in Los Angeles on Monday. The 46-year-old actor donned a light navy blue jacket over a gray shirt and matching gray pants. The Batman actor stood on comfortable black sneakers and slicked his dark hair on his head for the day of shooting.  Serious: Colin Farrell looked serious while chatting with the crew on a film set in Los Angeles on Monday The Irish actor squinted his eyes under the glare of the harsh Los Angeles sun.  The In Bruges actor is in the process of filming two projects, a television series titled Sugar and an untitled The Batman spin-off in which he'll reprise his role from The Batman. Given that he donned no prosthetics or extensive makeup, he's most likely shooting Sugar rather than The Penguin show.  Casual chic: The 46-year-old actor donned a light navy blue jacket over a gray shirt and matching gray pants Working on multiple projects: The In Bruges actor is in the process of filming two projects, a television series titled Sugar and an untitled The Batman spin-off in which he'll reprise his role from The Batman No makeup: Given that he donned no prosthetics or extensive makeup, he's most likely shooting Sugar rather than The Penguin show Details of the show are not out yet, but New Girl actor Nat Corddry, Wrong Place actor Massi Furlan and Hacks actress Paula Andrea Placido will star alongside Colin.While Colin is working on several projects currently, The Gentlemen actor has been in the news for the movie he most recently appeared in. The Banshees of Inisherin follows two lifelong friends (Farrell and Brendan Gleeson) who, 'find themselves at an impasse when one abruptly ends their relationship, with alarming consequences for

Colin Farrell seemed enthusiastic about jumping back into the top hat to play Penguin in a possible sequel to The Batman.The 46-year-old actor talked about the possibility of taking on the role of Oswald Cobblepot once again in an interview with Entertainment Tonight.'Oh my god, you kidding me?' he said at the premiere for the film Thirteen Lives. 'It's so much fun, are you joking [with] me? I've been around the block man.

THE Chase fans were stunned when a contestant who was a dead ringer for actor Brendan Gleeson actually turned out to be his son. Viewers remarked that the Irish player, called Rory, sounded just like the Harry Potter and In Bruges actor.

Colin Farrell seems to be getting ready for a new furry friend on Monday.The True Detective actor, 44, looked brawny while picking up some things from an LA Petco.Colin showed off his arms in a white tank top as he carried a seven level cat tree and a fluffy bed. The cat's meow: Colin Farrell grabbed some supplies for a new pet on MondayKeeping the outfit low-key, he donned Adidas track pants, matching sneakers and a backwards cap.After getting feline supplies it was time for a cup of coffee, so Colin grabbed a cup of Joe from a nearby cafe.

Chances are good that if you're watching Showtime's uneven but entertaining miniseries The Comey Rule, you're not tuning in to see if Jeff Daniels is able to convincingly play 6'8" FBI beanpole James Comey (or to marvel at Jonathan Banks' uncanny casting as James Clapper). No, you're probably curious about how very Irish Brendan Gleeson (the Harry Potter films, In Bruges, Mr.

Colin Farrell was in summer mode while getting coffee in the trendy Los Feliz neighborhood of LA on Friday.The In Bruges actor, 44, used the warm Southern California weather as an opportunity to show off his muscular arms.He beat the heat in a black tank top which he teamed with grey jeans.Scroll down for video Flex appeal: Colin Farrell's brawny arms got some sun when he went on a coffee run in LA on Friday Continuing the monochrome theme, Colin topped things off with a backwards ball cap and face mask in similar shades.Though it was a hot day, it looked like the True Detective actor opted to get his caffeine fix via a warm shot of espresso.