Colin Farrell's portrayal of The Penguin won awards but he doesn't seem keen on returning for a Season 2. DCU chief James Gunn isn't considering bringing Robert Pattinson's Batman into the DC Universe. The future of The Penguin Season 2 is uncertain, but signals hint at a possible end to the story.

Colin Farrell has done it all in this business of show. He’s won numerous awards, nabbed an Oscar nomination, had Brendan Gleeson’s fingers thrown at him, given Jamie Lee Curtis COVID, and legitimized superhero roles through a prestige HBO drama about one of Batman’s silliest characters.

Colin Farrell is open to return as Penguin in the future but has no deep desire for it. Read on to learn more about his thought process.

We first saw Farrell suit up as DC baddie Oz Cobb in Matt Reeves’ 2022 movie The Batman, which then spun off the 2024 HBO series The Penguin following Oz’s rise from a Falcone

Airing on HBO and streaming with a Max subscription, the series saw Colin Farrell reprising Oz Cobb following his debut in The Batman and the actor collected a lot of accolades for his performance, including a Golden Globe win.

Colin Farrell says he's in "no rush" to return to the world of Batman for HBO's 'The Penguin' for Season 2: "I have no deep desire to do it."

The Irish actor has revealed that he won't jump into a second season of The Penguin just because of its "success" after winning a SAG Award for his portrayal of the iconic Batman villain

Colin Farrell has insisted he isn't champing at the bit to do a second season of The Penguin. At the SAG Awards on Sunday night, Farell picked up the latest in a stream of honours for his work as the villainous eponymous character in the hit show.