The Penguin

Colin Farrell shines by making one of the sillier Batman villains feel like an intimidating crime boss.

From then on, Farrell championed the work of artist Mike Marino, even pushing for The Penguin series.

The main show is set to take place this weekend, but many series have already been crowned as winners in certain categories.

But The Penguin Season 2 still seems to be up in the air.

But Warner's CEO of television wants us to keep our hopes alive.

The story has to be strong enough to stuff him in that suit again.

Either via her own spin-off or in the next Matt Reeves film.

"I guess it's prosthetics from here on out," he says.

The actress shares insights into playing the morally complex villain and her journey on the HBO series.

Batman is coming to terms with the consequences of his actions, and will find it very difficult to be his true self in the second movie.

It's claimed to be set between The Batman: Part II and Part III.

And they'll follow a similar pattern to The Penguin.

The Pingu even features Colin Farrell's voice as the famed aquatic bird.

Turturro was replaced by Mark Strong as the crime boss Carmine Falcone.

After raving reviews and success for the documentary Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story, it's now time for another DC hit.

Despite being grateful for the role, Farrell is in no rush to do it again.