Jenny The Donkey Was The Biggest Diva On The Set Of "The Banshees of Inisherin"

[@rare6499]

THANK you for not interrupting them constantly! This is how chat shows used to be! Not like a certain host I could mention…

[@johnmunro4952]

Ha ha! Interrupting two passionate Irishmen in full flow is impossible.

[@kadarabdullahi]

The One Who Laughs 😹

[@knightspearhead5718]

How it always is on Stephen Colbert.

[@jasercervantes]

100% Stephen knows how to make their guests shine. Meanwhile other hosts think their the centre of attention.

[@maximusaugustus6823]

CONAN

[@bcm-n7244]

Barry Keoghan's performance should not be overlooked.

[@HauntedAtoms]

@CWS and TKP 66-02 the rejection scene was an intense performance...I felt so unbelievably bad for him.

[@clare3275]

Yep he was great 👍

[@myfeetstink138]

That was truly, truly heartbreaking. Nothing mean or anything, when he said what he said (dont want to ruin it word for word) turning around....just he way he did that whole scene was amazing to see.

[@janetclaireSays]

He was fantastic in it. So was Kerry Condon!

[@shelbylue]

Absolutely. He nailed it.

[@timm7681]

My sister is a teacher on the island, and said she bumped into these two a few times, they couldn’t of been nicer, were so sweet to my 6 year old niece and remembered her name whenever they passed

[@KieranHunter]

On the arryn islands?

[@tjjackson517]

I love that 🥹

[@TheDibidibi]

@@KieranHunter*Aran :)

[@MayaMaya-mu7yy]

Inishmore or Achill?

[@catalinacurio]

Those beautiful Irish accents. ☘️

[@rokealy]

Love that Stephen just let them talk and not interrupt. Class act and class guests!!

[@tishw4576]

I'm an American living in Ireland and it really is the most beautiful place in the world. The people are so warm and treated me like family right away.

[@manilkasheran2934]

Will this finally get Brenden and Colin their academy award that they truly deserve?

[@manilkasheran2934]

@@mdf3006 What I meant to say was both Colin are Brenden are long over due one and one of them should definitely get one for this movie.

[@dejavu011]

In fact, they should have an academy award for a duo or an ensemble.. that would be cool because the chemistry in films is so important

[@thecinematicmind]

Colin won Best Actor at Venice so maybe!

[@Numismatists_Matter]

Will they accept it is the question.

[@JohnnyFreddie123]

@@mdf3006 They’re up for different categories so why not?

[@yewfh-oz7in]

I love how Colin always looks like he's about to cause some mischief yet comes out with something so deep and authentic

[@RazorMouth]

I think he is after taking a few uppers in this clip 🤣

[@denisedejager3486]

COLIN IS GREAT. MET HIM ON THE MOVIE SET ASK THE DUST MADE IN SOUTH AFRICA.

[@cindyhill9091]

It's so beautiful to hear the genuine Irish accents, I fell more in love with Colin when he said 'out wesht'. Soooo west of Ireland. Go see the film if only to see the incredible beauty of the 'wesht' of Ireland.

[@LindaC616]

It is so much more beautiful than the capital

[@whatwouldbrianwilson]

My dear Mum was from out Wesht.

[@Dreyno]

@@whatwouldbrianwilson Whereabouts?

[@KieranHunter]

That's now how his accent actually is. He doesn't say out wesht normally. He's from Belfast, they don't talk like that. He was saying it for effect, I believe, because that's how they would talk, "out wesht."

[@LindaC616]

@@KieranHunter I'm sure he said it for effect. But he's not fr9m Belfast (northern Ireland). He's from Dub

[@Brickoliciousness]

These fella's are genuienly proud of what they've made. That's honestly all I need to encourage me to see this movie.

[@55555gino]

Fantastic actors. I hope they’ll get their well deserved Oscar nominations. Btw Colbert is by far the best host, letting his guests talk

[@venkatr3987]

They were nominated 👍

[@TheHurlyclaw]

Awesome to see these two guys together again. Loved In Bruges.

[@jaygatz4335]

Colin said: "I love him to bits." Matter-of-fact, strong male friendship.

[@peterjurkovic3577]

irish people are legends. full of passion, joy, melancholy, sensational sense of humor. hearts bigger than kardashians ass. spent just one year of my life there, but I will never forget it especially thanks to those fantastic people.

[@marybroome7865]

Hi from Dublin, lovely interview. Brendan was behind me in a hotel pub once. I left him alone but was listening to his great voice all afternoon

[@Maliceah]

I never knew Colin was so poetic. I love their energy.

[@veronicadredd22]

Its called being Irish

[@Dreyno]

@@veronicadredd22 We’re not all poetic. I once tried to rhyme “angel” with “bagel”.

[@ele9875]

@@veronicadredd22 no it doesn't. Collin is just special Irishman

[@13strong]

@@veronicadredd22 Stupid stereotype.

[@funkymonk5344]

@@veronicadredd22I bet you’re not like them 😂

[@anastasiabeaverhausen8220]

Love that Stephen just let them talk. No better storytellers than the irish with that hypnotic lilt to the language.

[@kathyrodrigueztorres6064]

Colbert letting them speak so relax is the best thing!! Cudos to Colbert!

[@dazzenseabiscuit1366]

Give the people what they want....an endless amount of Brendan and Colin films

[@ratmdex]

Couldn’t agree more! I want them in all types of genres

[@CheshireCesare]

And Jenny! 😄 (Well, I hear she’s happily retired now after this movie, but I wouldn’t mind seeing the border collie again hahah)

[@zuairk]

Colin, Brendan & Kerry Condon all were phenomenal, brilliant pc of work. First "Triangle of Sadness" and now this...amazing films

[@christofferjenzen78]

Barry Keoghan was brilliant as well,truly the surprise for me. Funny and heartbreaking. If I called him MVP it would likely be cause Brendan and Colin plays two selfish dicks.

[@kincaidscourt8768]

I truly HATED the "Triangle of Sadness" and I truly LOVED the "Banshees" ... so I can't understand what you're saying - the "Sadness" war terrible, the "Banshees" was phenomenal !

[@djdollase]

Two of my fave actors on the planet and love to hear them talking in their Irish brogue for a change. Lovely music!

[@quietastronaut]

That small donkey could have acted like the biggest diva to every single cast and crew member and I hope she was still rightfully treated like a queen on a pedestal. The most adorable creature I've seen in my life.

[@katford7286]

Thanks for just letting these two talk. Absolutely lovely people and I can't wait for the movie.

[@Heterogeneity]

Haven't seen it yet and it's already my favorite film from their descriptions. 😂

[@maureenwagg5305]

My cheeks hurt from smiling. I love these guys...all three of them. Can't wait to see this movie.

[@luckyjasonfan]

Brilliant interview really! ❤❤❤

[@Mexzot]

Easiest Interview for Colbert ever... Get the Irish lads talking and then just sit back 😂🤣. I'm surprised they didn't sing a song!

[@macareuxmoine]

Isn’t Stephen Irish himself? 😊

[@Mexzot]

@@macareuxmoine Only in the same way I am, but that's Irish Decent, not from the mothership itself, where they come out pre programed to sing and talkedie talk la de da. As a Kiwi Irish it would be the opposite to that interview and the answers would be more like "Yeah", "Yeah, Nah", and "Nah it was pretty good" etc.

[@macareuxmoine]

@@Mexzot don’t we wish some of that inclination was preserved? ☺️😉

[@Mexzot]

@@macareuxmoine Having seen how women (and men) react to that accent... Hell yes ha ha.

[@macareuxmoine]

@@Mexzot 😄😄😄

[@gavindoyle692]

As an Irishman living in Mexico, I can’t wait to see this in the cinema, and get a taste of home.

[@EST84x]

They seem genuinely excited about it. Nice.

[@brendajefferys8881]

Is it only just me or does anyone else never want this segment to end? Makes me want to go to Ireland! !

[@Sharyk808]

Wanna go too!

[@cmc6040]

Come over, it's great over here!

[@brendajefferys8881]

@@cmc6040 Live in Australia but hope to get to your beautiful country in the future!!

[@CheshireCesare]

Such a stunning place, I can’t wait to go back! 👏🏼 🇮🇪

[@ceebee18]

It was gorgeous.

[@AshArAis]

Feck has ZERO sexual connotations. It means to throw or to steal. The horse fecked him into the ocean means the horse tried to toss him into the drink.

[@erevisentreri6161]

Well feck me ya learn somethin new every day

[@declanbennett1730]

Feck is taken from the Gaeilge word feach (to see) well that's our excuse and we're sticking to it 😉 😀.

[@saltriverpirate3172]

Now THAT is an interesting tidbit...TY

[@anonUK]

"Ride me sideways was another one!" kzbin.info/www/bejne/jn23n5SZjtupnZY

[@Hagg-o-tron]

Even kids use feck.

[@StewChicken42]

These two could bloody sell me a used toaster strudel wrapper and I'd buy it! They have such a wonderful way with words! 😭

[@LittleJenniren]

I mean, the banter is just so strong, you almost don't even need Stephen there for this, haha! Love them both.

[@clarics6804]

This was lovely… and I feel so proud I could understand what they were saying without subtitles . Can’t wait to watch the movie. And thank you for letting them talk more than usual. They are very charming and you can feel the true friendship.

[@Greenwillow]

Why is english not your first language? Did someone help you write this comment in english?🤔

[@DJ-pf6xm]

Pure class, these two.

[@Dreyno]

Subtitles? They haven’t got strong accents at all.

[@Greenwillow]

@@Dreyno Hardly anyone in Ireland or any other English speaking country have such strong accents that you can’t understand them. But for some reason which I could never fathom is that Americans( apologies if you are one) are the only people in the English speaking language insisting on using subtitles as if they are the only people who can speak proper english. When in fact there is a whole lot of different dialects in the US.🤦🏻‍♀️

[@Dreyno]

@@Greenwillow I’m Irish. But these two have very light accents compared to people from other parts of Dublin or other parts of Ireland. Americans from Boston or the southern states or Minnesota also have accents as strong as many Irish accents.

[@phaedracleary1154]

Great movie...as an Irish person living in the UK I went to see it this week and all I can say is wow...❤❤

[@elizaheathen]

*what a true delight this interview is*

[@johnsonsam1]

This was such a beautiful interview. Colin and Brendan are such wonderful people.

[@ARL1911]

I don't think they are good people and I don't care. On the other hand, they are outstanding actors

[@aconsideredopinion7529]

Their synergy is truly marvelous.. they spark of each other!

[@TommySawtooth]

When Martin, Brendan, and Colin get together... it's always magic! You feel the connection here with just Colin and Brendan. I just hope they keep teaming up for more and more!

[@TSE_WOODY]

This film was incredible for anyone wondering. Really, really great. Touching.

[@briannickerson6858]

In 1996, we went to Achill Island and hiked out to Achill Head. We hiked out on the head until the path was very treacherous and falling either side would be catastrophic. So, we picnicked overlooking Croaghaun and its huge cliff. On returning to Westport, we stopped on the island for Irish sweaters to bring back to family. The proprietor asked where we had been. Then he asked if we could see Croaghaun. We said yes, because it was a cloudless day. He told us he had never been able to see the top, normally shrouded in clouds. We considered ourselves blessed by extreme dumb luck.

[@craven5328]

I have a distant cousin I've visited a few times, who lives just outside of Westport, and he's driven us around Achill a few times. Nearby on the mainland is also the holy mountain of Crough Patrick - and they have a saying about it, something to the effect of "If you look up at Crough Patrick and don't see rain clouds - wait 10 minutes. If you look up at Crough Patrick and you DO see rain clouds - also wait 10 minutes.". I climbed Crough Patrick the next day, and it clouded up and cleared out at least three times before I reached the top, and probably a 4th time before I made my way back down. Still though, when it cleared out, the view of the 360 odd islands dotting the turquoise waters of Clew bay was spectacular!

[@nealcraigcomedy]

I love how Stephen just lets them talk. Brilliant work!

[@kayecastleman6353]

They are SO Irish! Did Stephen ask them a single question? The two of them just motored through the segments with hardly a breath between them! Love the Irish 'gift of the gab!' 🙂

[@enriqueali]

Haha...the infamous Irish "FECK" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@laslobas1234]

Such charming people Their enjoyment of their work becomes our joy also

[@LifenaDay525]

Could have listened to those two for hours. The memories they could share would be enlightening. 🇮🇪

[@dynamicpisces]

Lovely men! They both always seems so amiable and open and genuine! 🥰🥰

[@floridagal150]

Great pair together. Can't wait to see the movie

[@teresamccarthy1333]

I could listen to them talk all day!!!

[@duncanwallace7760]

Their other movies together are amazing, so Im sure this one will be great.

[@KGLady08]

I was on Inis Mór for a week that Summer during the time when they were filming, and it was *stunning* beautiful weather. Better than the Medd 🥰 Sunshine, fresh oysters creamy Guinness and the nicest people, agus iad ag labhairt Gaeilge le blás álainn. Theres a 5000 yr old fort at the edge of the cliff on the Atlantic and you can see the Cliffs of Moher when you look back towards the main land. It’s an incredibly special place and I can’t wait to see it in the movie and even more just can’t wait to be hopping off the ferry onto the island again. Cúpla scúps and a bowl of mussels i tí Joe Wattys.

[@LindaC616]

Dun Aengus 🙂 It was a beautiful day trip, but on the ferry back to Galway, I could feel myself getting a fever. I think Colin told a funny story about his return to a B&B on the island, to offer an apology for his behavior yrs back 😄

[@xavierrobinson9126]

Just saw the film and now looking up every interview with Colin and Brendan. An absolutely gorgeous film. The scenery, all the cast but especially these two. The depth of feeling that they're able to convey in what they've termed here a 'small' story is really incredible. Peak black comedy as I laughed more than I cried, but certainly did both. Couldn't recommend it more highly.

[@sandrahatherley2184]

Didn't see anything funny in the movie...it wasn't so funny when he chopped of his fingers. or his house was burnt down...etc, etc. Or Barry Keogh character drowned.

[@theartofmakingphotography]

I went to see it tonight and I was blown away by it. Very well filmed and it got me by surprise more then once, I’m a filmmaker and didn’t expect this to be better then the trailer. It’s one out of a few good Irish movies made over the last few years. Many people who don’t understand what it is like to live on an island are going on about this incredible movie in a bad light that was so well put together with reflecting issues of living away from the world and how one can go mad to find ways to entertain oneself on a small Irish island. Congratulations to the filmmakers for once with this great blue moon in light of the list of very bad movies we are getting today. Amazing dark but funny movie. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@kathleenmccrory9883]

Love to hear the two Irishmen talking. ❤️

[@LeLeB37]

I love listening to people with accents talk. So awesome.

[@erickoontz6835]

Great to see how Colin Farrell ages. He’s handsomer than ever!

[@liannafury7175]

Wow these guys are huge fans of this movie. And they respect the director so much. So refreshing

[@yonutyoonut6095]

What a great interview by Colbert. Let the actors tell their stories, less is more. Very wel done

[@VieenRennes]

Could listen to them talk forever.

[@NitaKerns]

Hearing these two men talk so beautifully and lovingly about Ireland makes me feel all warm 🥰 It also makes me remember my experiences in that wonderful country- in pubs surrounded by music and laughter and story-telling, or out in the green fields, taking in the views and wondering if the wee folk are watching you. Ireland has produced some of the most talented and creative actors, directors and writers- I have no doubt this film is a masterpiece! and lol Colin talking about the donkey and the other animals getting sick of him 🤣🤣🤣

[@Tomcruise943]

Thanks for your continuous love and support nitakerns❤️❤️

[@Tomcruise943]

For how long have you been a fan of mine nitakerns??

[@beardown6574]

absolutely love those 2 lads! Could listen to them chat forever.

[@luckyjasonfan]

These guys are BRILLIANT! Stephen doesn't even need to ask them any questions!! 🙌🏽🤣😍

[@StarScream7ZZ]

Simply a beautiful film

[@joeybader8342]

These two are the best. I could watch them talk for hours about anything. It's music.

[@razlee85]

Their dynamic in the movie put a smile on my face, seeing them here, put a bigger smile on my face. Can just feel they are great people here

[@janetbeebe6578]

I have had this happen to me, after knowing my friend for 8 years, she didn't want to be my friend anymore. I was devastated.

[@LeeStJohn-ym4df]

Yea me too. 💔 But I've tried to think that apparently I didn't know them as well as I thought. Because they were cruel to treat me so.

[@johnmatuszak1958]

Yes, a very close friend, we were in each other's weddings, then he ended it over something trivial, I've never gotten completely over it after 30 years, it broke my heart, worse than any romantic breakup.

[@jeannerosen9024]

Yeah me too ! After 50 years. I couldn’t believe it or comprehend why. No explanation was given. Devastating.

[@TSF-2276]

Same here. After 20 years, I finally realized that she was my friend but I was her person to use when she needed something. 😢

[@dalastdon2574]

I just got rid of a close friend of twenty years. It’s not the one trivial thing that ends the friendship. It’s the years of garbage before that. My buddy thought he could spout all of his alt-right garbage on me and I had enough. I’m all about friendly debate but how can I discuss anything when he believes most of the mass shootings in this country (including Sandy Hook) are false flags. What do you say when your best friend believes that Tom Hanks is part of cabal that eats children? As a friend, it’s not my job to get lost in your nonsense. If we hadn’t been such good friends, I would’ve cut him off five years ago.

[@philipmcmullan2516]

As a man born and raised in Belfast Ireland these boys make me proud

[@reidcushman3562]

Two great actors. I could listen to them read ingredients off a cereal box and it'd likely be great.

[@deborahmertens9219]

Colin Farrell looks like he’s a pistol, a handful, or prankster! Doesn’t he? He just seems like he’s intelligent and full of fun!

[@yror732]

Turns out you cannot say "feck" on CBS 😅

[@Mancozeb100]

Hilarious ! And they let through "the balls of Martin and the designer ..." !!! (@-3:50). "Fekkin" and "feck" are so, so mild here - even milder than saying "balls" in "polite" conversation !!

[@LindaC616]

In fairness, an interview with Colin with only one "feck" is a pretty monumental accomplishment 😅

[@eilishoshea3349]

Feck it anyway!

[@votchamacallit]

Feckin shocking stuff

[@edw8889]

Best relaxing happy interview ever. Love thes 2

[@Malcolmdeeb]

Funny that they bleeped out “Fecked”, which is what we say in Ireland. I live about 250 km south of the islands this was filmed, on the Beara Peninsula, and I’ve spent some time on Inishmore. If you ever get a chance to go, it’s so worth it - if only to be with the people, who are the loveliest. The stew and bread are worth the trip alone!

[@lorenhelen]

How amazing to see this interview! I was doing a Worldpackers volunteer on the island (Inis Mór) when they were filming the movie. The bed&breakfast that I stayed in rented the kitchen for the catering of the film! This is was in 2021.

[@AnGhaeilge]

I love how Stephen just sits back and listens to Colin and Brendan talk.

[@jodythomas4324]

Looks amazing can’t wait, love both these guys and I love Collin going “they really just welcomed us onto the island” like bro, you’re Colin Farrell, in Ireland you’re like Leo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and George Clooney rolled into one person, you can probably walk into literally any house in Ireland and people would start convulsing they’d be so happy lmao

[@willowsloughdx]

I love these guys. Since In Bruges. And don't miss Calvary (2014).

[@songOmatic]

"into the FECKING Atlantic Ocean" LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

[@anushapremkumar7356]

I love that they’re extra Irish when they’re sat there together 😂😂 g’wan lads!!

[@ajgubi19]

What a film! It was definitely an experience in full spectrum of emotions!

[@Jonni1027]

I watched it on HBOMax with my 27 year old daughter on New Year’s Eve and we were so thoroughly invested in the story as it unfolded and in each character…and when it was over we just couldn’t believe how such a simple premise could evolve into such a deeply moving piece. It’s the kind of movie that stays with you.

[@123JWJWJW]

Good hosting. Thank you for letting them just talk. Not knowing the story, that description alone of the cinematography makes me want to see the film

[@sarahsrappa]

Ireland 💚 The Irish ☘️ are so warm-hearted and nice I miss the island

[@teaflood]

Nice to see that they talk to each other again.

[@loribuettner2930]

Such an enjoyable interview.

[@DrNancyLivingCoCreatively]

Very timely. We need men with heart and empathy. 💙

[@JuliusRCost]

Hi there, where are you from please if you don’t mind me asking

[@whatwouldbrianwilson]

I so love being Irish! ☘️

[@freesimorgh]

The irish are really natural storytellers! Fingers crossed I'll get the chance to live in that beautiful country!

[@bletheringfool]

Can't believe the bleeped the word feck

[@hayleys4627]

I could listen to Irish accents forever

[@gbarbecue2399]

Your man there Colin is old school Irish. Starts telling a story in an empty room, by the time he's finished, there's a party going on.

[@yanetevenstar]

I wish I could live there. It's surreal, breathtaking panoramic ever.

[@marryellenmonahan5585]

What a delightful surprise!

[@charmaineatkinson2723]

Best interview ever 😅

[@fiddysent2798]

if its better than the Guard then I cannot wait to see it!

[@misanikonov3932]

could it be better? i think they will be way different stories

[@saltriverpirate3172]

Last time I saw these two was 'In Bruges' & they were great. Can't wait to see this one.

[@pohanahawaii]

I ❤ Jenny the donkey!

[@TallinnTadgh]

I cannot wait to see this. A new McDonagh film is always something to look forward to. I saw his brothers' The Forgiven the other night which was excellent but Martin's are always so full of outstanding humour. Just what is needed in difficult times.

[@songOmatic]

great interview. i really want to see this film. i loved In Bruges.

[@sastrugi4471]

They love their country.

[@sueannesorrentino8430]

Achill Island is stunning! We went there so my husband could golf on a sheep shorn course. The course butted up against the ocean.The cliff, the ocean; That place is magical!

[@niafall]

I can't believe they feckin' censored that.

[@surfwriter8461]

It's a great film, a welcome change from all the phony action pictures and superhero excess, with depth and genuine characters wrestling with major issues of life. Both Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson are excellent, as is Kerry Condon as the loving but tough sister and Barry Keoghan as the socially shunned young man who is a tangle of tics, weird gestures and blurting out of unwelcome comments.

[@IrishInsomniac76]

I love the depth in thought combined with natural born wit that is so beautifully represented by these two wonderful Irish actors. In contrast to so many shallow American counter parts.