Colin Farrell 'banned from gay roles'

Colin Farrell has been banned from taking any more gay roles. The handsome Irish actor - notorious for his womanising ways - plays a bisexual in his latest movie, 'A Home at the End of the World', and romps with screen heartthrob Jared Leto in the upcoming historical epic 'Alexander '. However, Colin's agent fears the star could risk damaging his career if he plays any more homosexual characters. The actor revealed: "If I took a third gay role, I think my agent will kill me. I'm sure he'd start to think it was a bit dangerous career-wise." Colin admits he was terrified about kissing fellow actor Dallas Roberts in 'A Home at the End of the World' - which recently hit the headlines when it was revealed a raunchy full frontal scene was cut because Colin's large manhood was "too distracting" from the plot. He said: "I was terrified the day I had to kiss Dallas Roberts, but you just have to do it. It's your job as an actor. If you can shoot a gun, you should be able to kiss a dude." The star - who has dated a string of famous beauties, including Britney Spears, Angelina Jolie and Demi Moore - also confessed he used to go to gay clubs in his hometown of Dublin when he was younger.

He revealed: "In my teens I used to go with a bunch of gay guys clubbing. I' d wear black combats, a white T-short and white gloves."