Colin Farrell Jokes with Joy Behar About Aging and Mortality on The View
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Andrew Kilroy
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Colin Farrell appeared on The View and discussed his perspective on aging with Joy Behar. When Behar asked about turning 50, Farrell shared that he loves getting older, explaining that the existential anxieties of youth fade with age. The conversation took a humorous turn when Behar insisted she's "not going anywhere," and Farrell jokingly reminded her that "that grim reaper is coming for you, as well, sister."
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That grim reaper is coming for you, as well, sister
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