Colin Farrell reveals why his career is ‘constantly arriving’

Irish actor, Colin Farrell discussed the thoughts he has about his career after claiming his most recent win at the Golden Globes.

Scoring the top spot for Best Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series, Farrell reflected on whether he has “arrived” in his career, “I think I did say that a long time ago, and I still believe, that either there is no arrival or you’re constantly arriving.”

He continued, “We are constantly arriving in the moments of our lives and some of them we would prefer over others. And the ones that oftentimes would be less preferable are the ones of course you learn the most from and experience the most growth from.”

Reflecting on all his achievements, the Batman actor admitted that what he feels most proud of are his children. “I don’t know if I feel pride to be honest with you, which is not to say I’m not a prideful person. I do feel pride in my life.”

He elaborated, “I feel very proud of my kids and who they are as men and watching them navigate the world.”

Colin Farrell claimed his win for his performance in the Max series, The Penguin.

He was up against major contenders in the category, including Andrew Scott, Richard Gadd, Ewan McGregor, Kevin Kline and Cooper Koch.