Fans of Colin Farrell’s The Penguin may be excited to see the star return for Matt Reeves’ The Batman: Part II, but a new update might leave some disappointed.
What do we know about The Penguin’s role in The Batman: Part II?
Speaking to TheWrap in a recent interview, Farrell was asked about his potential role in the upcoming sequel film. While he did note that he will be in the movie, Farrell revealed that his role might not be very large.
“I’ll be getting into the script, I think, this week, and I’ll be there for however long,” said Farrell of the film’s script. “I don’t have many scenes, I don’t believe, but I’ll be there for whatever. Matt Reeves is so brilliant. I don’t know what the story is yet. I just know that obviously Matt has slaved for a few years now to really make something special. And he holds a very high bar for himself. He’s so meticulous; he cares so deeply about what he does.”
Farrell’s revelation is not too shocking, as the star has previously said he was unsure of his role in the future of The Batman franchise. While Farrell has said that he’s signed on to play the role of Oz Cobb in three films, just what his status in those films will be remain a mystery, as does much of The Batman: Part II.
According to a recent report, The Batman 2 — also known as The Batman Part II or The Batman Part 2 — will begin production at Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden in London, United Kingdom, on January 1, 2026.
Pattinson will reprise his role as Batman in the movie, while the website lists the returning cast as Farrell, Andy Serkis as Alfred, and Jeffrey Wright as Commissioner Gordon. It also says Barry Keoghan is “expected” to return as the Joker, though this has not been confirmed by Warner Bros. Pictures as of yet.
(Source: TheWrap)
Originally reported by Anthony Nash at SuperHeroHype
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