Despite the increasing saturation of superhero films, Cristin Milioti, known for her role as Sofia Falcone in ‘The Penguin’, remains a passionate fan of the genre. In a recent interview with Vanity Fair, the actress opened up about her love for superheroes.
She talked about what they meant to her as a little girl. Now, Milioti herself is a part of the superheroes. Moreover, the actress’ portrayal of Sofia Falcone shines a new light on female antagonists. Here’s everything she said.
Crist Milioti “Bawled Her Eyes Out” After Watching ‘Wonder Woman’
Cristin Milioti expressed her admiration for superhero movies and their ability to inspire and entertain audiences. “These films were so huge to me growing up, and certainly, we’re more saturated with them now than we ever have been for sure,” Milioti said. “But, that doesn’t mean they still can’t move you.”
She recalled the emotional impact of watching the first ‘Wonder Woman’ film. “I remember seeing the first Wonder Woman in theaters and bawling my eyes out. There were all the little girls. And I couldn’t believe that we’d never really had a superhero movie.”
Cristin’s own involvement in the superhero genre, particularly in ‘The Penguin’, has been highly praised. Her character, Sofia Falcone, is a complex and intriguing figure who challenges traditional notions of female villains. Her portrayal of Sofia is a testament to the power of strong female characters in superhero stories. Moreover, with actors like Milioti bringing their talent and passion to the genre, the future of superhero films looks bright.
Cristin Milioti Is Grateful For The Chance To Portray Sofia Falcone In ‘The Penguin’
Cristin Milioti has been basking in the positive reception of her performance as Sofia Falcone. The character has resonated with audiences and critics alike. Milioti recently shared her excitement about the public’s reaction to Sofia. “I had a lot of really lovely interactions at that show from people who really are loving ‘The Penguin’,” she revealed.
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“I feel very protective of her,” she added. Sofia’s journey, marked by trauma and a thirst for vengeance, has captivated viewers. Milioti’s portrayal of the character has been praised for its depth and nuance. “I am just in love with her,” she admitted.
Before landing the role of Sofia Falcone, Milioti had long been a fan of the Batman universe. She even dressed up as Catwoman for Halloween. So, the opportunity to play such a significant role in the Batman mythos was a dream come true for the actress. “I get emotional just talking about it,” she said, expressing her gratitude for the chance to bring Sofia to life. “That would be a lot to take in, but I would gladly take it in,” she said.
