Colin Farrell
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Thinking … It’s Never Good to Do That at a Vampire Movie
The hot, blood-thirsty Colin Farrell in this updated version of the 1985 “Fright Night” film might well be the only reason to go see the tepid 3D flick
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Colin Farrell in ‘Fright Night’: A Remake You Can Sink Your Teeth Into
Colin Farrell projects equal parts seduction and menace, the 3D is fun — it’s just a bit forgettable
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Colin Farrell, Backwards and Forwards, at Comic-Con
The actor debuted twice in Hall H after film director Craig Gillespie prematurely announced him, but then directed him to return back stage — Farrell did so by walking backwards and then re-appearing the usual way
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New ‘Spider-Man’ Andrew Garfield Will Swing Into Comic-Con
Panels on “Ghost Rider” sequel and “Total Recall” remake also planned
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Elizabeth Taylor Laid to Rest
The film legend is mourned by family members and Colin Farrell at a small, private service
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Sony Expands Summer 2012 Movie Slate With Sandler Comedy, ‘Total Recall’ Revamp
Studio banks on laughs, futuristic makeover to draw big audiences during blockbuster season
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Blake Lively Lands a ‘Hick’ of a Role
“Gossip Girl” actress signs on to star in big-screen coming-of-age drama
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‘Way Back’s’ Peter Weir: I Wouldn’t Go Into Film Today … Maybe TV
The six-time Oscar nominee tells how he turned his back on the studio system to make a $30 million survival drama
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Robert Pattinson to Star in David Cronenberg’s ‘Cosmopolis’
The “Twilight” star joins Marion Cotillard and Paul Giamatti in the film
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Colin Farrell in Talks to Star in ‘Total Recall’ Remake
Len Wiseman is directing Columbia’s adaptation of Philip K. Dick’s short story
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First Look: ‘London Boulevard’ (Trailer)
Farrell and Knightley team up for crime thriller from “Departed” screenwriter
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Exclusive: Columbia Eyeing Colin Farrell for ‘Total Recall’ Remake
As the Irish actor’s career resurgence continues, he’s being considered for lead roles in big-budget studio movies again
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Peter Weir’s ‘The Way Back’ Lands an Oscar Run
Australian director’s drama gets December release, expanding field of potential Best Picture nominees
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Colin Farrell, Eric Bana Eye ‘By Virtue Fall’
Nicholas Chartier’s Voltage Pictures will produce Sheldon Turner’s directorial debut