A jail stint can really disrupt someone's life.

You can lose a job, a relationship, or thousands of dollars on fees, fines and bail.

Have I ever gone to jail?

Yeah, I just got out, actually.

If he doesn't show up to court, you've got to pay the $50,000.

No green exchange, no kiss the bride.

There's no glamour in a jailhouse wedding.

Off the block, all six episodes tracing the path from city block to jail block and back are now available

on KCRW's iTunes page.

From KCRW Santa Monica and KCRW.com, it's the treatment. It's The Treatment.

Welcome to The Treatment. I'm Elvis Mitchell.

I'm sitting across from a man who basically has chosen a lot of great directors to work with.

We can go from Terrence Malick to Woody Allen to Aller Stone to Stephen

Spielberg where he wore his suit so tight. I thought he couldn't move in the or any report.

He's also worked with a number of repeat directors. He's worked several times with Martin McDonough and

Neil Jordan and Joel Schumach who brought him to America. He worked on Tim Roth's first film.

Gosh, almost 20 years ago now that was. And he's sitting

here. We're talking about, of course, the film The Lopster. I'm talking with Colin Farrell. Thanks so much

for being here, Colin. Thanks for having me of us. It was completely my pleasure. And something

you're talking about before we got started, and I wanted to really broach it with you because it really comes to rest for me in the lobster is you choose a lot of roles that feel kind of spiritual to me.

Really? Yeah. Yeah, I don't know. That's certainly not a target that I've aimed my arrow at.

I think the notion of spirituality is something that you can imbue any topic or any situation with, if that's your proclivity.

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