Jamie Lee Curtis

Colin Farrell and Jamie Lee Curtis join forces to discuss their acting legacies and years-long sobriety.

And then what happens to them at the end of the day when they go home and they sit alone in their apartment? Curtis: And that’s the gift sobriety gives you, is that the rules apply to you just like they apply to other people. Farrell: I did it in a film. Farrell: I do the work myself. Farrell: But then, ultimately, the strain that was heard at the end was one of simplicity, one of redemption, one of forgiveness. Because the only two things I know as certainties are, we’re going to die and we’re going to make serious mistakes. Farrell: I did boarding school for a year and a half. But I had no ability to hold that without being self-destructive and without living in it. I did this work in the movie with the Daniels. And then a lot of focus on other parts of us at times. But when I go home, it makes sense to me in a way that no other place would have the business making sense to me. If I’m in Los Angeles and I say, “I’m going home,” I drop it about two octaves.