A Home At The End Of The World

Much ado has been made about a scene that was trimmed from “A Home at the End of the World” in which Colin Farrell bares all.
Supposedly the very sight served as an insurmountable distraction to preview audiences. You'll get to see for yourself on the DVD or video. It's uncut.

But so much else is going on in the script from “The Hours” author Michael Cunningham that a full-frontal Farrell might have been the last thing to pop up in people’s memories after leaving the theater.

The film — adapted from his 1990 novel of the same name — follows the love triangle that forms among Farrell’s character, Bobby; his childhood friend, Jonathan (theater actor Dallas Roberts, in his first major film role); and Robin Wright Penn’s Clare, the daffy hatmaker who shares an East Village apartment with Jonathan but shares her bed with Bobby.

Jonathan is gay but he’s secretly in love with Clare, his best friend who’s secretly in love with him, too. Then Bobby, who used to fool around with Jonathan, moves in with them and gets involved with Clare — and Jonathan, again.

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