Colin Farrell Confirms His 'The Batman: Part II' Role Will Be Small
The actor revealed that his participation in the sequel will be brief, but described the experience as interesting.
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Colin Farrell confirmed that he will have a reduced role in The Batman: Part 2. In an interview on the program This Morning , the actor revealed that his character, Oswald Cobblepot, the Penguin, will appear in only two scenes of the sequel directed by Matt Reeves. "That's it. I'm in and out... It was quite interesting to do," Farrell commented when talking about his participation in the film.
Despite his limited presence, the character's return maintains a connection to the events of The Batman (2022), in which Farrell played the criminal trying to gain a foothold in Gotham City's underworld. The actor also starred in the Penguin series, a spin-off of the film, which follows Cobblepot's rise in the world of organized crime.
Everything you need to know about The Batman: Part II
The Batman: Part II continues the story of the first Batman starring Robert Pattinson, which premiered in theaters in 2022 and grossed more than $770 million.
Dubbed the Batman Crime Saga, the narrative built by Matt Reeves casts Robert Pattinson as a young Bruce Wayne in his early years as the Dark Knight. Zoë Kravitz is Catwoman, Colin Farrell is the Penguin, Paul Dano played the villain Riddler, and John Turturro is Carmine Falcone. Jeffrey Wright was the new Commissioner Gordon, and Andy Serkis played Alfred.
