Margot Robbie revealed in a new interview that The Penguin was originally the villain of her 2020 DC film "Birds of Prey" before "The Batman" filmmaker Matt Reeves asked her to use a different DC Comics character.

Colin Farrell and Margot have teamed up for their first ever collaborative project titled, A Big Bold Beautiful Journey. The two actors are widely known for playing the famous DC characters

His film features Penguin in a rather important role, one that has since gotten even more important thanks to the award-winning HBO spinoff show. So, had Reeves not asked for the character to be taken out of Birds of Prey,

In the series created by Lauren LeFranc, Colin Farrell reprises his role from Reeves’ film as the title villain, a disfigured kingpin named Oswald Cobb who’s working his way through Gotham’s sordid criminal underbelly.

Netflix is queuing up what could be one of its most interesting hits yet, bringing together one of the hottest actors in the game with a director who's on a real streak – and it looks genuinely ravishing.

Netflix released a teaser for "Ballad of a Small Player," a new film starring "The Penguin" and "Sugar" actor Colin Farrell, on Tuesday. Edward Berger directs.

Academy Award winner Colin Farrell’s HBO series The Penguin might get renewal for season 2, but there is a condition. Creator Lauren LeFranc, in a statement spoke about the prospects of

The Penguin was originally conceived as a limited series, designed as a bridge between Matt Reeves ’ The Batman and its upcoming sequel, The Batman: Part II. The finale neatly set the stage for that film, with Oswald Cobblepot ascending to the top of Gotham’s criminal food chain and readying for his inevitable clash with The Dark Knight himself.