Who, made easy, sweetheart! Practically since the loans began to roll at Batman in 2022, fans everywhere shouted for more than the fierce gangster of Colin Farrell, Oswald Cob. Those requirements were met (and then some) with HBO Penguin's spin-off series - actually do it Awarded Emmy The Penguin, after its victories in nine separate categories of this year's ceremony.

Of course, the interest in the show only increased on the fever ground. Not only is there a significant portion of the fan -base invested in a possible crossover, especially which includes Sofia of Christin Milliotti Falcone The giant appears in "Batman: Part II". But since Farrell's role in the blockbuster sequel is not expected to be much, what about another season of the "penguin"?

Finally we have some promising news on that front. While appearing on the red carpet with Starwar for the Emmy Awards, director Batman Matt Reeves has secured a long -awaited update of the Penguin Season 2. Farrell had previously commented on what is needed to make him donate prosthetics and make -up once again As Oz, but this indicates the closest we have ever been to fully confirm the following episodes. While he was talking DiversityReeves gave an update from the creative team's side:

"We are in discussions.

Who says the prizes season is not important? As much as some of us want to worry about this time of year, there is no denial of the fact that the biggest names in business - and most importantly, the biggest decision makers in the industry - pay close attention to films and show that collected critical recognition in the industry. It is a long -lasting way to say that, although Matt Reeves' comments were delivered to the "penguin", enjoying a strong showing, it certainly does not harm his case for the studio to move forward with the second season. It is necessary to surprise the amount of coordinated, effort behind the scenes between the studio (both HBO and Warner Bros. Discovery properly), the creative team (in this case, the show-show Lauren Lefrank and the executive producer Reeves) and the cast (all have a busy schedule). But reading between Reeves' lines, it certainly seems that the official announcement can simply be a matter of time.

It's quite a trip for a show that Colin Farrell himself was once afraid he could give up before he got off the ground. While no one is ever going to make full rubbish, it's hard to believe that even HBO's main greetings predicted the "penguin" that gathered as much loveice as it had. Much of it relies on Farrell's shoulders, of course, but how about the performance of Emi-wins by Christine Milliotti as malicious (and abuse) Sofia? While her return to Batman: Part II seems to be not in the cards because of time, nothing theoretically prevents her from repeating her role in the second season.

Unfortunately, fans will have to wait a little before it becomes a reality. The "Batman" sequel obviously has an advantage And, after a lot of delays, it should only arrive in cinemas in 2027. Each next season of the "penguin" will necessarily have to arrive, probably with a very breathing room between the two productions. So far, we will happily solve this update of Season 2.

The Penguin is currently moving to HBO Max.