From the moment Colin Farrell's Oswald Cob entered into a quarrel in Matt Reeves's "Batman", it was obvious that this version of the iconic Lord of the crime Gotham was less likely to have a trick umbrella than to channel his inner tons of soprano because he defeated his discomfort. Dark HBO's Dark Series for spin-offs is a spin-off series He takes this ball and runs with her, removing Gotham City's criminal background at the height of critical recognition and 24 EMI nominations, including a leading actor in a limited or anthology series or Farrell's movie.

In retrospect, it may seem like a "penguin" was always intended for success, given how well Farrell portrays the character in "Batman". However, nothing is certain in business for fun. Like many other projects, the "penguin" had to rest from the filming during a strike by the writers of American writers, after pressure, Farrell was sharply aware of the film "Warner Bros" Perma, to collect the film "Leslie Grace", "Batgirli" in 2022. In an interview with DiversityFarrell noted that this knowledge made him really worry that the "penguin" also can never see the light of day:

"In a world where they can make a movie" Butger "and then I can understand it. I don't understand that - debates and loans and leading and, f ******, all those things - but they can decide that it is economically favorable to take a $ 90 million film that people have put so much effort into it. will finish it. I was annoyed. "

No wonder the show did it well, given the road "Penguin" undermines classic TV tropes And how well you manage to undermine the problem of "spin-off centering around the villain"-Health, the Universe of Sony Spider-Man-From skillfully Explaining the absence of Batman (Robert Pattinson) And allowing other characters to shine. According to all righteousness to Farrell, he did not pretend to be Emmy's nomination in the end and a huge surprise. As he told Variety, the show's reception attracted him in that such a thing could come:

"This is wonderful. I mean, I can't say it's 100% surprise, because of the talks about it - I would be a relative. But I'm still no less thrilled and grateful and humble than the attention the show has as a whole."

Farrell's gratitude for the show's success is far above the praise his job received. He especially prices as many people like Penguin because he remembers the difficult times in which they are rooted. He described the experiences and attitudes of the team and the crew during the strike:

"We were filming for three months and then we stopped for six, and then we came back to shoot for three. We tried to shoot - we didn't write, and all our scripts were in - but we were understandably selected several times, and we closed. People were scared because they lived from Sunday to Sunday, checking and checking.