Colin Farrell chimes in on his return as the Penguin in The Batman Part II. He was speaking with The Wrap about the Emmy nomination sweep for the HBO Max series, named after his malicious character.

Showrunner Lauren LeFranc has explained why Robert Pattinson’s Batman never shows up in HBO’s The Penguin, the spinoff of Matt Reeves’ 2022 film The Batman.

Of course, that is until the final shot of the season when Oz, having successfully taken over the underworld of Gotham, sees the Bat-symbol in the sky. Batman is still out there, and LeFranc admits the show was also always a direct bridge to The Batman Part II.

The Penguin showrunner Lauren LeFranc has a good explanation as to why Robert Pattinson’s Batman wasn’t in the spin-off show. DC Studios and Warner Bros. Pictures’ The Batman was released in United States theaters in 2022.

The showrunner talks about Batman ultimately not appearing in the HBO series and what it would take to do a second season.

Colin Farrell’s Penguin has a limited role in The Batman 2, and rumors point to Mr. Freeze, Clayface, or Hush as Gotham’s next major villain.

The latest update on a potential The Penguin Season 2 isn’t great news for fans of The Batman. DC Studios and Warner Bros. Pictures’ The Batman movie was released in 2022. Directed by Matt Reeves, it stars Robert Pattinson as Bruce Wayne/Batman,

Infamous Batman villain the Penguin nearly appeared in a DC Extended Universe film, but The Batman forced things to change.

It's been nearly a year since The Penguin debuted, and while fans have been holding out hope for Season 2, it appears that if it does happen, it likely won't be until after The Batman - Part II. Picking up in the immediate aftermath of The Batman ...

John Turturro's previous explanation for declining to reprise the role of Carmine Falcone for The Penguin was met with some confusion, but the actor has now shared another