Colin Farrell

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Colin Farrell's new movie Thirteen Lives debuts this month on Amazon Prime Video, and the actor recently opened up about the panic attacks he experienced ...

He continued: "In a world that's as fractured as the world that we share is, there's a common purpose on a film set. Farrell later went on to share how the experience forced him to reflect on his life, saying, "I should never lose sight of what a fortunate position I'm in to be able to make a living telling stories, which is essentially what I do. Sets can be very tense places but the bottom line is that there's a common purpose and I've been lucky enough to be on films where there's a sense of togetherness and that's awesome to experience." It's OK.'" He continued, "At times, there was no surface over your head, just a ceiling and it was incredibly nerve-racking and I was incredibly uncomfortable. Speaking to THR about what it was like to be submerged in such a tight space and how that impacted him mentally, Farrell shared, "I had a couple of really panicky moments underwater when I had to say to myself, 'Just relax. Farrell portrays John Volanthen, a British cave diver who was part of the rescue team that retrieved the 12 young boys and their coach.

The Batman star Colin Farrell is excited for the spin-off coming to HBO Max starring his portrayal Oswald Cobblepot and he offered an update.

So he’s had quite a good time working under Matt Reeves, which can only be good for a series the director will oversee. And so, it’s exciting.” Farrell added he “only got a taste of it on The Batman film” in his performance, which added up to “five or six scenes or something” — most of which saw the future Penguin get roughed up or looked down on as a joke by his superiors in the underworld, namely Falcone. Nevertheless, he “had so much fun.”

Colin Farrell hopes his future includes playing Oswald Copperpot in a Penguin series on HBO Max and in "The Batman 2."

Farrell can currently be seen in Ron Howard’s rescue drama “Thirteen Lives,” now in theaters and streaming Aug. 5 on Prime Video. “Oh my god, you kidding me?!” Farrell said rhetorically when asked if he’d play Penguin on the big screen again in “The Batman” sequel. Variety confirmed in March that HBO Max had given a straight-to-series order for the show, which will be a spinoff of Matt Reeves’ “ The Batman” movie.

Colin Farrell has confirmed that The Batman director Matt Reeves will not be directing the forthocoming HBO Max prequel spin-off The Penguin.

“He’s so obsessive about what he does, but he’s all over [HBO Max’s] The Penguin [series] as well. I mean, he’s not gonna direct it but he’s all over the structure of the scripts and who’s gonna direct them. Speaking with Entertainment Tonight, Farrell revealed that executive producer Matt Reeves is still working on writing the script, while also meticulously planning The Batman spin-off series’ overall story structure.

Colin Farrell has been discussing The Batman 2, and the Penguin HBO Max TV series, saying that Matt Reeves is all over the planning for both.

Regarding The Penguin, Farrell said; “he’s [Matt Reeves] all over [HBO Max’s] The Penguin [series] as well. Farrell and Paul Dano, who played The Riddler had such a good time working with Reeves, they’re both keen to return. While Reeve’s Batman films will probably follow previous patterns, which introduced new villains for each installment, Farrell is still very much up for the sequel.

Director Matt Reeves breathed new life into the “Batman” franchise with his gritty, David Fincher-inspired take on Gotham City with “The Batman.

That lines up with a quote from the actor earlier in the month suggesting that cameras could begin rolling around February. So, in theory, Batman fans may catch a glimpse of “The Penguin” by next summer or fall before its actual debut on HBO Max. I mean, he’s not gonna direct it but he’s all over the structure of the scripts and who’s gonna direct them. “He’s so obsessive about what he does, but he’s all over [HBO Max’s] The Penguin [series] as well.

Farrell confirmed this week that Matt Reeves is connected with the project though he won't be directing the spin-off. As reported by Entertainment Tonight, ...

Farrell is currently doing promotional work for Ron Howard’s Thirteen Lives, about a cave rescue in Thailand–not the Bat Cave, it should be noted. Farrell had debuted earlier this year as the nemesis character in Reeves’s The Batman, where he played the villain against Robert Pattison’s superhero. He’s so obsessive about what he does, but he’s all over The Penguin [series] as well.

Colin Farrell, star of "Thirteen Lives," has opened up about how making the movie about a trapped Thai soccer team gave him underwater panic attacks.

"That's a new experience." "Terrifying in a word. Terrifying," Farrell said of his experience filming the underwater scenes.

Although we didn't see Penguin quite as much as I would have liked, Colin Farrell will be reprising the role for an upcoming HBO Max series. However, Colin ...

The Penguin series will pick up Oswald’s story where The Batman left off, and Colin Farrell seems quite excited to step back into the villain’s shoes once more. However, Colin Farrell told Entertainment Tonight that he hopes he’ll be returning for The Batman sequel as well. Although we didn’t see Penguin quite as much as I would have liked, Colin Farrell will be reprising the role for an upcoming HBO Max series.

"The Batman" star Colin Farrell also confirmed he is willing to return for Matt Reeves' big-screen sequel.

And to be able to find that location, dig around it would be fun.” “It’s 50-50, maybe 49-51 in his favor.” His violence is apparent, his propensity for violence and his ability to use it as a tool is apparent, but [also] to see we all have soft spots. Farrell said that while “The Batman” writer/filmmaker Matt Reeves isn’t directing the spinoff series, the vision will remain hugely his. And also, it will pick up where this film finished off, I think. “He’s so obsessive about what he does, but he’s all over [HBO Max’s] ‘The Penguin’ [series] as well.

He's got his own HBO spin-off, but he'd like to see more of his iconic villain in DC's next Batman film, too.

Farrell added, “He’s so obsessive about what he does, but he’s all over [HBO Max’s] The Penguin [series] as well. Farrell’s turn as Oswald “Oz” Cobblepot garnered him attention as one of the best new iterations of the Penguin for this era of Batman’s Rogues Gallery. His comedic timing helped sell lines like “What is this? While all was quiet on DC’s San Diego Comic-Con front in regards to The Batman sequel and its Penguin series spin-off, star Colin Farrell recently told Entertainment Weekly he expects shooting to start on his straight-to-order series early next year.

Matt Reeves and Robert Pattinson took comic book fans by storm earlier this year with The Batman, which quickly became one of the most acclaimed DC movies ...

"Matt's up to his bollocks, you know, hovering over the keyboard and just planning the story because he's just so meticulous," Farrell said of Reeves. "He's so obsessive about what he does, but he's all over [HBO Max's] The Penguin [series] as well. I mean, he's not gonna direct it but he's all over the structure of the scripts and who's gonna direct them. Matt Reeves and Robert Pattinson took comic book fans by storm earlier this year with The Batman, which quickly became one of the most acclaimed DC movies of all time.

Hollywood actor Colin Farrell, in a recent interview told that he hopes HBO max begins the filming of his spinoff series of `The Batman` in 2023.

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Colin Farrell talks about getting panic attacks while cave-diving in Thirteen Lives, playing Penguin in The Batman, and dealing with being offered ...

“I do remember the first time I got a script where I was playing the father of someone who was 20 and I thought, ‘f*** you’. I realised it was an absolutely inappropriate offer to make.” But Colin has no complaints about ageing, both as a person and as an actor. With that in mind, the cave-diving was a bit of a stretch because I can’t ever say I was fully comfortable doing it. I am having fun in my 40s as a man, a dad, and an actor. I was buried, nowhere to be found and there was no threat of danger or death, the way there was in Thirteen Lives. So definitely the Penguin was easier.” We would swim down about 20 feet into this big pool and you’d swim into a hole in the wall to get in the cave. Between Thirteen Lives, The Batman, and his upcoming film The Banshees of Inisherin, Colin is almost exclusively playing non-glamorous middle-aged men now. Apart from the efforts of the locals and the Thai government, a key role in the rescue was played by British and Australian cave divers, played by Colin, Viggo Mortensen, Joel Edgerton, and Tom Bateman in the film. At the end of the day, it’s not a documentary and you are telling a story so there are some assumptions made. And in order to look like the scarred, overweight Penguin, Colin was buried in heaps of makeup and prosthetics. Whereas, I was comfortable doing the Penguin underneath the prosthetics. In an exclusive chat with Hindustan Times, Colin talks about Thirteen Lives, playing Penguin, and coming to terms with being ‘middle-aged’. Also read: Colin Farrell describes The Batman script as ‘dark, moving, gorgeous’ “I don’t know if I have a preference but I feel that we explored both avenues and processes, where we had the script and we also had Rick Stanton and Jason Mallinson the whole time while we shot.

Farrell calls playing The Batman baddie "a joy," says he'd like to be in the sequel.

Still, even if Farrell’s Penguin doesn’t get his Big Bad moment on the big screen, he’s due to have his starring moment in the upcoming Penguin HBO Max series. The role of the Joker has long been mythologized to torment actors, placing them in their darkest headspace and leaving a stain on their very souls. This particular Batman (as opposed to the other one) will indeed be coming back for a second film, so Farrell’s chances are high.