Exciting news about the upcoming DC offshoot series ‘The Penguin‘ surfaced, making Batman fans ecstatic. With the upcoming ‘The Batman Part II’ set to release in 2026, fans didn’t have a lot to look forward to.
However, recent news claims that Robert Pattinson is coming back way sooner. According to rumors, the Penguin set to release on 8th September 2024 will feature Pattinson himself as Batman!
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Will Robert Pattinson’s Appearance Be A Cameo Or A Major Arch?
Jeff Sneider, the popular industry scooper, on The Hot Mic claimed that the brooding billionaire, played by Robert Pattinson, Batman will also be present in the series alongside Colin Farrell’s treacherous Oswald Cobblepot.
Information about the actor’s involvement is still kept rather vague. However, it is believed that Pattinson is only going to feature in one episode of the show. Additionally, whether he plays a big or a small role in ‘The Penguin’, the reveal is a major addition to the DC universe.
Moreover, the clash between Pattinson and Farrell in ‘The Penguin’ could be the turning point for the rising DC cinematic universe. The contrast between Batman who stands for law and justice and the Penguin who is a symbol of anarchy and survival is an intriguing one.
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‘The Penguin’: Everything To Know
‘The Penguin’ begins right after the events of Matt Reeves’ highly successful ‘The Batman.’ The last time we saw Bruce Wayne he was beaten to a pulp yet ready to rid the city of Gotham of criminals. Now, the series continues the story of the hawk and the penguin after they were released from the Arkham Asylum.
Additionally, the exact plot is unknown. However, it likely focuses on Penguin’s rise to power in Gotham’s criminal underworld, potentially with Batman trying to stop him. Moreover, the possibilities are endless due to Robert Pattinson’s alleged addiction. This crossover also helps to tie the films and series within the DC Universe even closer. Like the MCU, the DC universe is gradually connecting stories across the platforms.
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