If Colin Farrell doesn’t get an Oscar nom this year for “The Banshees of Inisherin,” he never will. That was all I could think after watching his work in Martin McDonagh’s latest dark comedy. And w…
,” he never will. That was all I could think after watching his work in Martin McDonagh’s latest dark comedy.would become the perfect comedic duo of our day? I thought the pair’s magic in “In Bruges” was a one-hit wonder, but with “The Banshees of Inisherin,” the two men have recaptured their old alchemy.
Over 25 years in Hollywood, Farrell has had his share of setbacks and resurrections with his story resembling that of Robert Downey Jr.. He was a tabloid-tinged Icarus, who has remade himself into one of our finest screen actors with string of impressive outings in a wide range of films. It’s time to give him his due. Just look at the year he’s had.
Gleeson will likely be campaigned in best supporting actor slot even though he’s really the co-lead with Farrell. Barry Keoghan has quietly been climbing the charts of exciting thespians. The wider public may recognize him from “Eternals” or his one-scene cameo in “The Batman” as the Joker. But for those of us that who declare ourselves, “day ones” with Keoghan, “Dunkirk” and “The Killing of Sacred Deer” left us excited for everything he offered up.
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