Farrell, 48, won for outstanding performance by a male actor in a television movie or limited series
Oscar winner Jamie Lee Curtis presented a Screen Actors Guild award to Irish actor Colin Farrell , jokingly saying he "gave" her Covid.
Curtis, who was presenting, said at the Shrine Auditorium Expo Hall: "And the actor goes to the man who gave me Covid at the Golden Globes, Colin Farrell."Farrell said: "Guilty as charged, but Brendan Gleeson f****** gave it to me. So I was just spreading the love." That year, Gleeson and Farrell both attended the Golden Globes along with Curtis – who was nominated for supporting actress for multiverse sci-fi epic Everything Everywhere All At Once – and they subsequently announced they have caught the virus, and had to miss some of the awards season.
In his SAG speech, Farrell thanked his parents and siblings along with praising "the two people in my life who have made my life so much more special and so much more meaningful and so much more joyful than I ever truly thought possible: my son James and my son Henry."
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