Colin Farrell discusses whether Tom Cruise is gay or straight

Colin seems high as a kite in this clip

Colin: "I think he's straight.... but I've met gays guys who are more butch than him."

LOL.

Colin was peerless in his early fame days - no decorum and totally lacking any filter. He says now he looks back at clips like these and cringes. I believe it.

He shouldn’t cringe. He is delightful. His candor and vulnerability is a big part of his charm.

There is something absolutely adorable about him, although Im not attracted to him. He seems sweet and charming.

He shouldn't cringe at this one. The episode of Letterman where he was clearly drunk and could not stop swearing is a bit cringeworthy.

I have never seen colin's appeal. He always seems like trash.

I really don't get the Tom Cruise Troll's obsession. I've always found him blah in both appearance and talent.

On his defense, it was a stupid question. It was impossible to look good whatever you answered.

He knew Tom Cruise wanted to be seen as straight, and so he answered "straight". No big deal. He lacked filtrer but was not obnoxious.

Colin himself is a closet case

If he isn't cast as pro-wrestling bête-noire Vince Russo in the WWF/WCW biopic of the future, I'm going to want a very good reason why.

The physical resemblance is utterly uncanny, as well as the appealing chattiness and tremulous sense of poorly-concealed emotional distress.

[quote]Colin himself is a closet case

Even though there's a sex tape of him having sex with a Playboy bunny?

I think Cruise is straight also. Crazy cult follower but he seems straight to me.

Men only have sex with women when they are in denial about being gay. Definitely, he is a gay!

Farrell is by all accounts straight (two out of wedlock kids two moms; numerous serial gfs) but is likely to have 'experimented' during his drug/booze days. There were lots of rumors about him and Jared Leto being close pals who what they got up to when highly fucked up together.

There's also the pesky spectre of his 'discovery' by Spacey in London and 'mentoring' by Joel Schumacher in his early career. Not pointers of absolute gayhood, but certainly of a transactional nature when it suited.