"I Love Him To Bits" - Colin Farrell On His Friend And Co-Star, Brendan Gleeson
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- Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson play close friends whose relationship is unraveling in their new film, but in real life they can't imagine being at odds with each other. Stick around for another segment with Colin and Brendan, and check out the film, "The Banshees of Inisherin," in theaters next Friday. #Colbert #BrendanGleeson #ColinFarrell #TheBansheesofInisherin
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Colin Farrell delivers a performance for the ages! Brilliant! The rest of the cast creates a world that is difficult to leave! A wonderful movie, and a 15 minute standing ovation seems quite short!🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
Awwwwn 🥰. You have got a great and beautiful expression. And thanks thanks 😊 so much for your unending support and sincerity!! Where are you watching from?
@@ColinFarrell-q6z Is this really Colin Farrell?
@@OpeningSalvo yes it 100% is...
@@glendarjj3991 o
Hes crap
Nobody should overlook Barry Keoghan's performance also.
He was incredible as well! And he petitioned McDonough for the part -- look for his interview online.
I agree! In fact, his two minute scene as Dominic asking Siobhán if she could love him is one of the films best moments. When he softly says, " Well, there goes that dream, " it's heartbreaking.
Kerry Condon's performance aswell she was incredible!
He was brilliant
Everyone is good but these 2 are extraordinary
Saw the film yesterday, I’m a 27 yr old guy living in a city in Canada. I walked in to the theater thinking there will be nothing in the film that I could relate to, I mean a remote Irish island in 1925. But boy I found a little bit of myself in all the characters, like they were holding up a mirror to my face. Kind of a movie that grows on you slowly.
Hey, I’m a 27yr old woman living in a Canadian city as well, and I saw myself a lot in Padraig, Colm and Siobhan. This is really good filmmaking, how local it is and yet how global it goes
I am a 38 yr old guy living in a city in Germany amd I want to see the movie now. 🤣
And I watched this on New Year’s Eve with MY 27 year old daughter and we both were amazed at how well the story was told, and how invested in the characters we both were. It was laugh out loud funny, sweet, but then became as dark as you can get. It’s such a simple premise but you’re glued to the screen. It should be ranked right up there in the best of the best films of the year. Wow!
Heey lads. I'm also 27yo. Live in the middle of middleasian mountains. I found this film incredible. A bit better and deeper than Bruge. About all aspects of life. Proud, friendship, existential crisis, lost potential, boring etc. 1000% recommended!
The story was set in 1923
I hope Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson make more movies together.
In Bruges is a classic!
@Art Lover - I agree as I just watched it again before I sit down to watch Banshees in the next few days. So many great moments in the move (In Bruges).
Well, Brandon is 67 so they better get on it.
I f......kin hope NOT
Colin once gave an acceptance speech for In Bruges and some commentators on TH-cam said he was drunk. I replied no he’s Irish - such a way with words! ♥️
It's so Wonderful to hear from you Miss / Mrs Fatimamirza❤️🌹. I would to know where you are watching from?
@@ColinFarrell-q6z hahahaha is this Asian Colin?
In Bruges is one of my favourite movies. I'm excited to see Colin and Brendan acting together again.
Same!
I worked at a dvd-store back in 2008. I remember taking it home for a spin yeah. I mean, of course. I'm belgian and I even lived in Bruges, but in 2014...
Fantastic film. I never warmed to Colin until I saw In Bruges. He gave a wonderful performance .
Same!!!
Fockin fairytale city
Love when Colin gets his Irish accent fully back.❤️ Sometimes when he gets around americans it gets toned down. This is just a lovely melody in my ear
For sure, also how fast he talks and of course talking over one another.
It’s very obvious Colin has been partaking in some of Perus finest. His speaking over and general mannerisms are of a man that is fully ‘charged’
He never talked like that. It's a very western dialect you hear in Connaght or Munster...he is from a part with a less thick brogue.
@@sarahharris2729 He is from middle class Dublin. His less thick/easier for foreigners to understand brogue is from middle class people. They all sound very similar despite the place they live in.
Who cares about his accent? 😂 He is hoooot 🔥
love it when men declare platonic love for their friends, especially another male
So excited to see these two finally become Oscar nominees next year. It’s overdue 🥰
Way way fn fn fn overdue specially for Mr Gleason
Never seen such a close relationship between two hired killers.
Awwwwn 🥰...... I'm so excited seeing your beautiful and mind blowing comment and I also want to tell you that I appreciate all your unending support 💖...... Where are you watching from?
For a small country, it is amazing the Irish have produced so many creative people ---Joyce, Yeats, Wilde, Beckett,etc
@Laurence O'Connor did you take a nap in 1850 and wake up now
@@juicebox5883 😂well said
I’m Irish and I think it was because our lives are all about socialising and talking. 😳Unfortunately I think screens are ruining all good conversations now🤷♀️🤯
@@juicebox5883ni maith liom tusa
My fav movie. Heartbreaking yet too beautiful.
This is my favorite movie of 2022.
I'm a 40 year old from Alabama.
The saddens and loss I've experienced the last 2 years made this movie so relatable.
As a nurse with a dark sense of humor it was perfect too.
Ele está simplesmente magnífico, sua interpretação está impecável , é um excelente ator , desejo que ganhe o Oscar 🏆 , parabéns Colin Farrell
I like Collin Farrell he has a child with the same condition my daughter have Angelman Syndrome. He has been so supportive to the research of the genetic disorder. He’s a great a great actor.
Awwwwn 🥰. You have got a great and beautiful expression. And thanks thanks 😊 so much for your unending support and sincerity!! Where are you watching from?
@@ColinFarrell-q6z I saw you from not too far at an Angelman Syndrome Foundation Christmas Gala in Chicago you had so many bodyguards. Is better to be safe than sorry. What you mean TH-cam. I have seen some of your movies not all Lol; I’ve full custody of my daughter so I don’t think I’m going to the gala for a while as I’ve to take somebody with me.Your welcome I was surprised to see your message Lol thanks. Take care of your Angel and God bless your family.
@@ivanvillamil2764 You words are truly beautiful and I love the passion in how you explain your charisma 😊. I am most honored to have a fan as you 🌹God bless you 🙏. How long have you been a fan of my Movies..❤️
@@ColinFarrell-q6z the first movie I saw you acting was ; it was this neighbor that was gay in high school, there was bully , then the girlfriend got pregnant you were all living at the same house. I think she left with your daughter and I think both got HIV. It said a lot about how people that got HIV positive a long time ago how they were treated. It was implying another era or decade. I never forget your friend’s mom smoking marijuana. If you dissect that movie shows and teaches a lot but I think today they would ban it younger generations to watch. With all these banning books and whitewashing history happening today a teacher wouldn’t be able to show it in a classroom or Lol recommend it. I don’t even remember the name of the movie or year; I bet I can find it in Google. Now I remember living at the village in New York and the music of that time.
@@ivanvillamil2764 Have waited patiently for your charming reply comments,New York has always being my favorite location for most conformable relaxation on a vacation, who knows sometime soon enough you might be my host. Thanks again for your support and good wishes to my career and life, if you do not mind a private conversation with me any time on my private fan mail page, kindly drop an address to contact you. Thanks😉
I’m surprised no one has ever written a script with these two and Pierce Brosnan as brothers. All are fine Irish actors who I feel would work v well together.
Yeah and they can team up with Liam Neeson and Michael Fassbender haha
@@Ashen83oh this would be absolutely fantastic! 😂
@@Ashen83 and Cillian Murphy and Jamie Doran!
@@Ashen83 And Michael Caine. 😉
They both sound more Irish together than when they are interviewed separately. Love these guys.
Oh! Very much heart touching feedback thank you so much for your support and prayers to my career 🌹 where are you watching from?
The Irish always had a way with words. The way they structure their sentences. They don't use hard words, but just simple, everyday words but end up saying something something profound. I noticed it in every interview I saw of Colin Farrell and I notice it with Brendon Gleeson here.
It's probably because English isn't their original language. Irish people treat the English language in a different way to the English because it used to be the second language until everyone was fluent.
Our sentence structure is due to the Irish language so we have Hiberno English as a spoken dialect
When I was in school, some Irish travelers joined our group of friends (for a few weeks). And I still, all these years later, remember his description of Guinness in the right part of Ireland vs. everywhere else. At the end he said, "It's like an angel dancin' on me tongue." (Imagine an Irishman, complete with accent, and with an enraptured expression on his face.) And that's just one example. 😂😂😂😁
The Irish? When people makes such lazy, sweeping statements, it’s so inaccurate. There is no such thing as the ‘irish’; it’s just a conceptual construction. All irish are different and if you take a sample of just hundred people living in Ireland, you will discover a range of diverse and highly complex individuals of every variation imaginable. Statements starting with ‘Black people’ or ‘Christians’ or ‘Muslims’ or whatever is just wrong. I suggest you buy a microscope.
@@Mr.Monta77 I don't think my comment warranted a lecture on the correct use of terminology. It was an observation that's all. Don't get rilled up mate.
I love there accent in this movie
Your words are so amazing and attractive 😁 where are you watching from?
This movie sounds amazing.
I have driven past Brendan Gleeson in Country Clare in Ireland near Kinvara village. He was walking along the road with I believe his wife, holding a fiddle in one hand which he sometimes plays in pubs. I saluted him and he saluted me back. I knew it was him straight away.
Glad Brendan brought his fingers w him like
Colbert lets his guests talk.. Bravo!
AMEN❤️❤️❤️‼️
The Banshees of Inisherin with Colin and Brendan is one of the most gloriously Irish things that can possibly exist. The only duo that could be more Irish is those two Irish lads who won Olympic medals for rowing a few years ago.
Hahahaa I remember them! They are class. And so funny 😆
They are actually middle class. Middle class people all over the world are still committing far worse oppression than racism and sexism against adult women celebs combined. They get More pay for doing Less work or none at all while the working class are given the least pay for doing the most unwanted jobs/tasks.
The middle class don't have the accent sound of the country as they are thought to speak and act differently to the majority of people of their countries. The least Irish people are upper and middle class people. That goes for other cultures.
"Pull it like a dog!"
The Donovan brothers
@@user-yp3oj5se1i I'm so very sorry that you are so fucked in the head! 😕 Hope it'll pass... Hope you have a spiritually wealthy and fulfilled life.
Such a complex, at times quirky and ultimately painful movie about how hurting people hurt people. The island scenery is beautiful, just as well really as it's a brutal movie and the acting is sublime
💯
"Give us a hug!" They are adorable! 💖
All you need to do is ask a Irishman one question and then just sit back and listen!
True!
So true!
That is SO true.
That does depend on the question, lol but if it's worth answering, then we will answer lol. Always remember that man who made time made lots of it lol, Beannachtí an lá
@@declanbennett1730 Go raibh maith agut.
Colin's character in the clip reminds me of myself, during my entire life.
😂
I could listen to these two talk all day. Not (just) because they're interesting, but because their Irish accents are just so mellifluous. Maybe I'll just wait for the audiobook version of the movie. 🍀
Mellifluous. Thanks for the new word!
@@pranjoshi I second this! Thank you!
Irish people are just so wonderful.
I also love people who speak with an accent. Many times it means they know a second language… Their native language and English… I only know English so I’m very jealous.
Look up Aisling Bee. Her standup set at Live at the Apollo is so funny! I have a total girl crush on her! Also check out the three lovely, talented and very funny Irish lads from Foil Arms and Hog ❤
Colin has the look of a pretty boy D Bag but since I saw him in Tigerland I knew he was the real deal. He’s only gotten better as he aged. He is a tremendously gifted actor.
I hope we get more from McDonagh with these 2 starring, they have some of the greatest chemistry you’ll ever see in a movie
Watched this film today, it has funny moments but my god is it sad. Colin farrell character is so loveable. Glad to see Brendan has all his fingers 😂
Lolz 😂
Very funny and lovely expression you've gotten there. I'm so proud to be a mentor to such a sweet soul ❤️😊.
So tell me where are you streaming from?
Something special about the Irish
It is a great thought provoking film and I highly recommend it!.
One of my favorite movies of the year.
Am glad to have such a loyal and loving fan following. I am very thank full too you all and love you all!
Where are you streaming from?
I never get tired of listening to Irish accents, they always sound like they're asking a question even when they're not; they have such a nice lilt in their voices
when I moved to NY first, I had no idea that I was doing this until someone pointed it out to me.
Love the accent. I want to go there. Friend’s ask why? I’m not Irish, I just want to go there. Cause it’s beautiful.🙂
@@Sharyk808 come - you won’t be disappointed!!! I’m biased but the most beautiful country in the world 🥰☘️🇮🇪
@@DerryK67 I was thinking feb, may or June. What’s the best time to come? It will depend on cost. I want to avoid your tourist high season. What would that be?
@@Sharyk808 summer months of June, July and August would be tourist season, June would be the cheapest time out of these months, don’t be expecting summer weather!!! You MAY get summer weather but you could also get 4 seasons of weather in one day🤣 so bring rainwear, jumpers(sweaters), t-shirts and sunglasses and most importantly an umbrella ☔️ it rains a lot here🤪Also to come around March 17th St Patrick’s day would probably be expensive also. Don’t just stick to Dublin as I see some tourists do, they fly into Dublin, stay there and fly back out again. Spend 2 days in Dublin and then head to the west coast, Mayo, Galway, Aran Islands, Clare, Kerry, west Cork - stunning scenery. Fly into Dublin out of Shannon. Do your research and if/when you come - enjoy 😊
I NEED to see this movie, because these two are GLORIOUS!!!!
Seeing them together instantly made me think of In Bruges. I love that movie.
In Bruges is #1 on my "Wow I had no expectations but absolutely loved that film" list and cannot wait to see these two and Martin McDonagh team up again. Early reviews suggest critical acclaim too!
“It's a fairytale fucking town, isn't it? How can a fairytale town not
be somebody's fucking thing?”!
Hello from Dublin , my favourite line. Is the Swan still there?😂😂☘️👍
Brendan makes me feel safe.
Collin makes me feel happy.
Well said. 🍀👍
Weird
This movie was so beautiful and hilariously funny and heartbreaking at all once.
Awwwwn 🥰...... I'm so excited seeing your beautiful and mind blowing comment and I also want to tell you that I appreciate all your unending support 💖...... Where are you watching from?
I saw "Banshees" at the cinema on Friday evening - came home and rewatched "In Bruges" again. Fabulous!
When Irish eyes are smiling!! This interview is a joy to watch! A beautiful bromance!! Even the scenes in the movie when they aren't speaking are moving. Awards season here they come!!
Awwwwn 🥰...... I'm so excited seeing your beautiful and mind blowing comment and I also want to tell you that I appreciate all your unending support 💖...... Where are you watching from?
After seeing how amazing these two are together in "In Bruges," and the great reception this has gotten, I'm really looking forward to this and I hope there's more in the future!
I just watched the film and thought it was brilliant.
Your words are so amazing and attractive 😁 where are you watching from?❤️🌹
Loved Bruges, and Mr Mercedes was chillingly fantastic
When the two of them sit together their Irish accent comes out 😂
If Colin Farrell does interviews without follow Irishmen he almost lost his accent.
Nah, it's just not as strong, but it's always there
That's nonsense
Stop talking nonsense
They do us proud those lads. Always have.
Stephen, thanks for this little bit of Ireland ☘️
Are you Irish . How do you say your first name.
@@jameswoods3094 Father's side is all Irish, mom's is Scottish/Irish/Cherokee. It's Lee-sill, although I have an aunt who pronounces it Lee-Shil, despite my correcting her.
These 3 Men are Absolutely Irresistible. I Love them all 3 !!!♥️♥️♥️🌹🌹🌹🏆🏆🏆👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Double cute shy boys!
In Bruges is such a fantastic movie. ❤️
Beautiful beautiful film.
Proof that you don't need a £1bn budget with CGI to entertain people
the general is still looking good. everybody should watch that. still the best brendan's role to date.
COLIN AND BRENDAN ARE BRILLANT ACTORS !! SO PROUD OF THEM AND IRELAND IS SO BEAUTIFUL IN THIS FILM - WHICH IT IS SO PROUD TO BE IRISH !!! BEST OF LUCK TO THEM - THEY DESERVE ALL THE ACOLADES THEY ARE RECIEVING !
Ugh, I love that man (Colin) so dearly. Fantastic actor, and seems like an even better person. And absolutely gorgeous to boot!! 💖
@Alle Warten Auf Das Licht Ugh, didn't think I could love him more but there you go! That's wonderful.
@Colin Farrell oh love, how I wish that were true.
@@lindsaye.484 Very funny expressions and thank you for leaving your feedback😇 such an amazing fan you are🌹were are you streaming from?
How many questions did Stephen ask, exactly? Ne, maybe?
Kerry Condon is just brilliant in this. They all are. Best movie of 2022
I watched this film and it took my breath away. Being from the western isles of Scotland and a Gael felt at home with the scenery and the theme. A masterpiece 👏👏👏👏👏👍❤️
A 15 minute standing ovation couldn't you imagine? I cannot. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️
I have to see this movie!
They all get that in Venice.
Martin McDonagh is a brilliantly artistic director . The fact he is directing two of my favourite actors to ever grace the screen , all I can say is "Thank you sir "; I can't wait to see this. Oh one other note , for 58 yrs I have had two Irish Wolfhounds by my side , for me not to attend this movie would be an insult to both my ladies and therefore unthinkable , my hat is off to all three of you gentlemen .....
Went to the cinema not expecting much after some work colleagues seen it. One of the best movies of the year in my opinion 😊
These two actors are amazing. They work a great team. 👌🏻
Thanks 😊 so much amazing fan your words are so accurate and according. Thanks so much for all your unending support and sincerity. Where are you watching from?
jeez, with martin mcdonagh at the helm and these two, you know it's going to be a brilliant film. i'm so excited to see this, it's unbelievable.
Thank you so much, greatness is made from love. Thank you for the wonderful feedback. Where are you watching from?
Really lookin' forward to this one.
It was a good movie....but not what I would call great. Thought In Bruges was great and much better than this.
Main problems I had with the film is the story/plot. Would somebody really cut off their fingers just in protest because a former friend won't leave him alone? Very implausible ...or it seems so to me.
And just because his former friend has completely rejected his friendship with him....he goes and burns his house down? Really? Seems very unlikely and implausible to me. And this was nothing like a male-female romance breakup. This is just a couple guy friends who are going their separate ways.
Not saying it is a bad film. Guess I just am not really buying the premise oft he film. I know some may say it is the small island community that helps to make the premise more believable. Ok I get you on that. But still....the plot and premise of this film is a real stretch for me.
Two of our greatest. Very proud of these lads.
When Colin Farrell spoke with such a strong Irish accent I thought, Wow he has such a great accent in this film. The truth is he has such a great American accent in all of his other movies. What a twist, huh?
@@shawk2832 Try to read what I wrote again. I was used to seeing him in movies where he spoke like
an American. I was saying that I was surprised that his normal way of speaking was with such
a strong Irish accent. Get it now? I am just as surprised that there are so many people who don´t end
a sentence with a period.
@@wordwarrior2350 that's still not a twist is it, more your ignorance of Colin being Irish, you assumed an Irish man had an American accent. 🤣🤣🤣
@@dkinclonberne Try learning how to read. For the last time. C.F. is an Irish Actor. In the three or four films, of his, I saw. He sounded like he was Irish-American. Get it so far. ... I didn´t know that he has such an Irish accent in "Real Life". This is the first time I heard it. OK? Please tell me you get it now., OK?
As one American woman said in Ireland! Anybody here speak American!!!
@@joebyrne3159 Maybe the language, but not the accent, as far as I have heard.
This reminds me of my Grandfather. I miss hearing the Irish Brogue all the time and the awesome stories...
This is a feedback that can really break my heart darling, I am grateful, thank you so much for your support and prayers to my career 😇 where are you watching from?
If you haven’t seen Brendan Gleeson in “The Grand Seduction “ you are missing out… Good Canadian humor, filmed in Trinity Bay Newfoundland…🇨🇦❤️🇨🇦❤️
A trillion thanks and gratitude for supporting my career and movies 😊 where are you watching from
Honestly thought it was shite 😅 good acting but shite movie but proud of our Irish stars
These two really need to do Sean O'Casey's Juno and the Paycock together sometime soon.
A lot of great acting and emotion in such a small snippet!
Two handsome lads and great actors. Cant wait to see it.
I love Brendon.🏳️🌈🐻🥰
I don't like the long hair though.
Can’t wait to see your movie, something to laugh about. 🎉😅
Sounds like a good movie made by good guys
Random: if you haven't viewed *North Water* and Colin's performance in it,that's too bad ..he nailed it....did not receive enough accolades.... WOW,disgusting,unbelievable human he plays,scary evil takes place aboard ship from long long ago.Based on the novel....just saying...
Thank you so much for your support and good wishes, you make my evening a wonderful one already 😏🌹 I must confess that you are blessed these day . So tell me , where are you streaming from?
Two great actors
King Charles 1 of England and king Charles 2 of England talk about king William 4 and Oliver Cromwell
Love both these chaps, both excellent actors, cannot wait to see the new movie ♥️
Saw it a few days ago. Wonderful. Scenery, actors, storyline- just wonderful. Great job guys!! 👏🏼👏🏼🇬🇧🏴
Thank you so much for your brilliant and breathe taking feedbacks 😊 I am honored to be your mentor 🌹where are you watching from.?
I still can't reconcile this guy with the Penguin in The Batman ....incredible.
He was unrecognizable. Same in Horrible Bosses
Brendan Gleeson making reassuringly full use of his left hand throughout this chat.
In Bruges is a masterpiece. My expectations are high with this one.
Thanks 😊 so much amazing fan your words are so accurate and according. Thanks so much for all your unending support and sincerity. Where are you watching from?
Brendon Gleeson will inevetably play Ted Cruz in some terrifying tale.
Brendan*
😂😂😂😂
Both fantastic actors who are always a joy to watch. Always been a particular fan of Brendan Gleeson though, for other great Irish movies in which he plays the (co-) lead; check out 'the Guard' and 'Calvary', wonderfully black yet heart-warming comedies/crime movies.
“Calvary” flattened me. Gleason was SO good in that. 😢
Was "The Guard" based on the Ken Bruen novel?
@@LindaC616 Don’t know but it’s hysterical. Brilliant.
@@agf1700 When I 1st started reading the plot, I thought "this certainly sounds like his Jack Taylor." But it went off on a different tack. You might enjoy those Ken Bruen novels. They're short and they read very quickly. You love and you hate the guy at the same time. Ken's funny
@@LindaC616 I just checked, but no it doesn't seem to be based on a novel so, as far as I can gather, is an original script. It tells the story of a superficially racist, often deliberately obtuse Irish 'garda' or police officer - who teams up with a 'play by the book', African-American FBI agent (Don Cheadle) to roll up an Anglo-Irish drug smuggling ring (Mark Strong, Liam Cunningham).
In Calvary Brandon Gleeson plays a catholic priest who receives notice he will die within a number of days and soon finds his church burned down. He sets out to investigate who in town might be responsible, and finds most of his parishoners to be anything but good Catholics; cynical, disillusioned, full of vices and misgivings.
That's the best I can summarize them anyways.
I'm a major Brendan fan. He was completely different in Lake Placid! Played an American from the south!
The South? Maine isn't in the south.
But it's the first time I saw him in a movie.Looks great in the uniform. 🥰🐻
Didn't see any of his earlier movies.
@@jeffhodge7272 --Pretty sure his accent in the film was from "elsewhere". Characters aren't always from where the film is set, I'm sure you know. True enough about the uniform, but then you and I would look good in one too!
Gotta love the Irish
It's way better than In Bruges where Voldemort kills everyone
Love these two gentlemen! what chemistry and performances in In Bruges
The way he reminds colin not to swear 😭 I really wish American tv wasn’t so strict with swearing, the guests are much more themselves on shows like Graham Norton that don’t censor so much.
I love Brendan Gleeson as an actor but what strikes me everytime I see him is that he was cursed with the biggest pair of ears in cinematic history 👂
I was really surprised at how much I loved this movie. So many feelings!
Your words are even so romantic❤️🌹 Thanks 😊 so much for those WORDS ❤️. Where are you streaming from 😳?
Oscars for the whole cast and the donkey.
In Bruges is a seriously underated movie and this pair were EPIC in that 👌🏻
🥰👍👍 love these guys, loved In Bruges, and can't wait to see this new film 🍿🍿🍿🍿👍👍👍👍
Brendan Gleeson is an Irish National Treasure 🙌🇮🇪👏👏👏
Whoever is in charge of subtitles…should be fired…can’t spell
A trillion thanks and gratitude for supporting my career and movies 😊 where are you watching from
Loved this movie, great story, amazing cast, funny and sad!