The Penguin: Colin Farrell Reflects on Iconic Comparisons
Colin Farrell Discusses Comparisons to TV Greats
In a recent interview, Colin Farrell spoke about how his role in The Penguin has drawn parallels with legendary performances, particularly noting the similarities with James Gandolfini’s iconic Tony Soprano from The Sopranos. Despite not having seen much of the acclaimed series, Farrell expressed appreciation for the comparison, acknowledging how pivotal The Sopranos was in television history.
The Transformation into The Penguin
- Farrell's portrayal of Oz Cobb showcases a remarkable transformation, aided by intricate prosthetics.
- His performance dives deep into Gotham's underworld, as viewers witness his rise to power.
- The series, executive produced by Matt Reeves, is noted for its compelling narrative.
Expectations for The Penguin's Future
With no confirmed second season announced yet, Colin Farrell remains optimistic about his character's path within the Batman franchise while awaiting Matt Reeves' vision for the sequel.
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