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Colin Farrell Says 'There's a Conversation to Be Had' About The Penguin Season 2, Having Filmed Just 2 Scenes for The Batman Part II

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Colin Farrell Says 'There's a Conversation to Be Had' About The Penguin Season 2, Having Filmed Just 2 Scenes for The Batman Part II

Colin Farrell has confirmed he only appears in two scenes as the Penguin in The Batman Part II, but would love to play the character again in a potential Season 2 of the HBO show, insisting "there's a conversation to be had."

Farrell is set to don the prosthetics once again as the Penguin in The Batman Part II, now due out February 18, 2028, having played the character first in The Batman and again in the well-received The Penguin HBO Max show.

In an interview on UK show This Morning to promote his upcoming film The Slightest Touch, Farrell was asked about playing the Penguin once again.

“I'd love to. I'd love to do a second season. There's a conversation to be had,” he replied. Farrell then talked about his role in The Batman Part II.

“So the Batman film, they're doing the sequel to The Batman, and I did two scenes in that. Just that. In and out. It was a bit tasty to do it. I was kind of moaning about the makeup again, but I do love the character and I'm very protective of the character. And there's definitely a conversation to be had about doing a second season.”

The Batman movies are from writer and director Matt Reeves, who recently drafted in Ocean's 11 director Steven Soderbergh to help him finish principal photography on the sequel while he deals with a personal matter. Those Batman films, alongside The Penguin TV show, form part of what is called The Batman Epic Crime Saga , which is separate to James Gunn’s rebooted DC Universe.


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