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Sound Bite: Colin Farrell & Martin McDonagh – In Bruges – Junket
Colin – I think it was written specifically for me, he just doesn’t want to, no it wasn’t, it may have been specifically but any that’s a question for you I believe
Martin – Uhm yeah I mean right now I can’t even imagine that it was ever sort of London gangsters
Colin – Yeah
Martin – Cause the whole Irish element to it you know Brendon
Colin – There wasn’t many changes either in the
Martin – No not really I think there’s a you know sort of a working class London isn’t I guess to, too far away from working class Dublin so I think that’s where the
Colin – not at all
Martin – but I think it added kind of ? in some ways that Boss is ? and he’s British and he’s got this kind of adversarial uh kind of quality that sometimes the British and the Irish have.
Colin – Sure absolutely, absolutely
Martin – but no uh its sweet, its great to hear two irish accents in the middle of a big Hollywood film
Colin – yeah yeha
Martin – for once. The revolutions come up
Colin – aye Anarchy!

Sound Bite: Colin Farrell & Martin McDonagh – In Bruges – Junket
Colin – right, yeah I think just for rage is uh little people, as Ray calls them Midgets in the film they just make sense. I don’t know why but I mean I just, I could by into them my self very easy and Jordon he’s beautiful, you know he’s a very handsome man anyway with just his limbs and the way he moved and the way he climbed up the steps into my trailer was just really gorgeous and uh so it was easy to adopt that whole you know whole philosophy that midgets are cool you know rock on, I mean that was genuinely, I don’t know, I just, it was something that I didn’t really have to dig deep and think well why is he into, like has he got a fascination with the wizard of oz or something happened when he was young and it it was just like no, I think there’s something very child like about Ray as well you know there’s something very childlike, and not to say an LP is a child of course unless they are of an age that they are a child but uhm for Ray there was this kind of uh you get me because I’m kind of a little bit like you as well or maybe I feel a little bit like an outsider as well for Ray you know there was that element as well that Ray never felt I don’t think like I don’t think he fit into society even in Dublin where he was from and that’s why I think he moved over to London to kind of try to find a home for himself and hooked up with Ken but always ill at ease with himself regardless of where he went so I think kind of he was reaching out in that way as well probably. But it was an easy thing to go for, I loved it.