The limited series, a spin-off of Matt Reeves' The Batman, was conceived as an eight-episode series intended to tie into future Batman movies, but fans have been asking for more. As of the end of the eight-episode run, HBO has not yet announced any plans to produce additional episodes.

Colin Farrell's latest achievement as the Penguin reveals just how important Batman's rogues gallery is to pop culture.

Three actors have now won a Golden Globe for a comic book villain role, and they were all playing Batman baddies! Colin Farrell comments on joining Joaquin Phoenix and the late Heath

Colin Farrell was full of praise last night for actors who have previously played Batman villains. After his Golden Globe win for The Penguin, which happened at the 82nd Golden Globes ceremony on Sunday,

Golden Globes were this weekend, and Colin Farrell took home the award for Best Actor in a Limited Series for his role as the title character in The Penguin. After thanking his fellow nominees, colleagues and the show’s makeup and prosthetic team in his acceptance speech,

No, she did not — let’s get mad!! And finally, is there any quicker path to award-season glory than taking a DC villain super seriously? At this present time, no. Farrell has joined a small-but-notable group of actors who have picked up statues for their work in comic book movies.

Colin Farrell, who blew way fans this year with his transformation into a classic DC villain, won the Golden Globe for Best Acting in a Limited Series for The Penguin. “I guess it’s prosthetics from here on out,

The Penguin actor Colin Farrell has become the third performer to win a Golden Globe for playing a comic book villain, and the first to do so with a TV show. The HBO series sees the Irish actor reprising his role as The Penguin (prosthetics and all) after his debut in 2022's The Batman.

There's no doubt that Colin Farrell deserved to win another Golden Globe for his role in The Penguin, but must you be evil to walk away a winner?