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In a current interview, The Batman director Matt Reeves described how close he concerned directing an episode of The Penguin, a spin-off series starring Colin Farrell. He was deeply included in the program’s advancement, scheduling disputes with The Batman follow up required him to step away from directing. Collider reported this throughout an interview with Reeves.
“The thing is that I truly wished to,” Reeves stated, describing that his early discussions with Farrell made it appear possible. Due to post-production work on The Batman and script tasks for The Batman Part II, he was not able to devote to directing an episode. “There was a point where we understood … I truly could not be likewise directing.”
He could not direct this time, Reeves didn’t rule out future participation. “If [a] schedule ever emerged … I believe it would be truly enjoyable,” he stated, noting his enjoyment to continue dealing with Farrell on The Batman Part II.
Reeves, who is an executive manufacturer on The Penguin, likewise formerly validated that Robert Pattinson’s Batman and Paul Dano’s Riddler will not appear in the program. “Rob is not going to remain in the program,” Reeves informed Total Film. the series will concentrate on Farrell’s character’s increase to power. While Batman’s existence is felt in the consequences of the 2022 movie, Reeves kept in mind, “When I’m doing a Batman story, Batman and Bruce is going to be the bottom line of view.”
The Penguin debuts on HBO Max on September 19 and includes a cast consisting of Michael Kelly, Cristin Milioti, and Clancy Brown. The series, explained by Farrell as “actually dark” and “extremely violent,” continues to broaden the Gotham universe. You can have a look at GameSpot’s evaluation here. The Batman Part II is anticipated in 2026.
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