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Published 19:36 15 Jan 2023 GMT

“Martin McDonagh, I owe you so much man. 14 years ago, you put me working with Brendan Gleeson, my dance partner, and you changed the trajectory of my life forever in ways that I begrudgingly will be grateful to you for the rest of my days,” the actor said. "I never expect films to work or to find an audience and when they do, it's shocking to me and so, I'm so horrified by what's happened around Banshees over the last couple of months – in a thrilling kind of way."Farrell also had kind words for Gleeson, telling him: "I love you so much. To get to cohabitate this creative space with you every day, all I did when I came to work every day was aspire to be your equal. "I'm not saying I even got there, but the aspiration kept me going and I thank you for that for the rest of my days." While the positive tests are a set-back for the two actors, they will hopefully get cleared in the coming days and be able to resume the long-running awards circuit. Related links:
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