'A New York Winter's Tale' isn't for everyone: Colin Farrell

Hollywood star Colin Farrell admits 'A New York Winter's Tale' is not for everyone.
The 37-year-old actor, who is starring in the film alongside former 'Downton Abbey' star Jessica Brown Findlay, said the romantic drama will not be a favourite for everybody since it is too sweet, reported Contactmusic.
"It's not for everyone. I know that for some people it will be too sweet. But it's also a very beautiful and very optimistic and very kindly intentioned film that has not a shard of malice in it, and I'm hoping that the people who will enjoy it, will really enjoy it," he said.

Farrell's equestrian skills made it easier to film scenes where he rode Athansor, a mysterious white horse who becomes his alter-ego's guardian angel.
"That was a hairy ride, man. People can get thrown off horses, you know? And I don't mind for myself because I've been thrown off horses before, and it's fine, it's cool, you just get back on again.
"I don't even mind how wild the horse is - although the horse we used in the film was pretty cool and mellow. But I did fear riding with Jessica in the back because I'm not that good a horseman.