'The Penguin' star reveals least favourite film of his career

Colin Farrell, Academy-nominated actor, has opened about one his projects that he is not a fan of.

The 49-year-old Irish actor has starred in multiple films including The Batman, In Bruges, A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, Total Recall, The Banshees of Inishrein and others.

But there is one film in particular that the actor is not fond of in his career and that is Miami Vice from 2006. The film starred Colin along with Jamie Foxx.

While talking about the film, the actor stated, “Miami Vice got slapped around a bit.”

He told The Independent, “I had a certain banter with Jamie off camera that I know the tone of the film wouldn’t have allowed that degree of banter. I would have loved to have just a little bit more of the banter.”

According to Colin, this was the biggest “misgiving” with the film.

“But I have very little objectivity about the things that I do. I heard from someone that people like it now”, he added.

Farrell's opinion about the movie was he thought it had more "style" than "substance". He added, “I accept a good bit of the responsibility.”

Miami Vice revolved around Detectives Ricardo Tubbs and Sonny Crockett pose who go undercover to fight drug trafficking operations. 

Presently, Colin's new film Ballad of a Small Player just release on Netflix. He will next be seen reprising the role of Penguin in The Batman Part II.