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It is certainly not abnormal what I went through, sadly. It is pretty much a garden variety tale of an addict, I suppose. And having an addiction and not knowing as a man what to do in a male-dominated society that puts worth and high value on emotions of alpha behaviour and pack mentalities and such. And it becomes carcinogenic. You know, if we as men don’t know how to deal with fears then it becomes carcinogenic. It results in violence and all sorts of madness.

Do you remember when we were like that? So obvious in public…

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Joining me?

Mr. Farrell said he planned to take a long break, and he was open to what’s next, be it action heroes, even though he loathes guns (“Hate em!”) or, in the vein of Mr. Lanthimos’s films, more unsexy roles, even if he might be somewhat alone in characterizing them that way.

“I wrote a breakup letter to the Spirit of Tobacco, I got a frying pan and tossed the letter with a load of tobacco, put some paraffin over it, and lit a match that sent a big, wallowing cloud up into the sky. Then I didn’t have a cigarette for another two years.” — Colin Farrell

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“I can touch you now …” || 3.06 - A. Malcolm

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Colin Farrell attends The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences official academy screening of “The Killing of a Sacred Deer” at the MOMA Celeste Bartos Theater on October 21, 2017 in New York City

Jamie & Claire + hands || 3.06 A. Malcolm - “I can touch you now …”