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Colin Farrell revealed that he had difficulty filming underwater scenes for his latest biopic which gave him panic attacks when he had to film parts in realistic, dark caves filled with water.
The 46-year-old actor stars in Ron Howard's new movie - which tells the real life tale of a 2018 rescue mission to save a group of 12 boys and their soccer coach in a network of caves in Thailand - and admitted it was one of the most ""terrifying"" experiences of his career, despite there being a series of experts on hand to offer guidance and help
Colin Farrell has revealed he suffered anxiety attacks while filming his new movie Thirteen Lives.
Ron Howard’s recreation of the 2018 rescue of a Thai junior football team is an impressively claustrophobic piece of cinema
Even though the heroic story of the Thai Cave Rescue is well-known, it is powerfully told in the hands of director Ron Howard.