Colin Farrell answers questions during The Penguin red carpet
The Penguin made its HBO debut last week, bringing fans back to Gotham, a city that’s perhaps in more turmoil than ever before following the events of The Batman. The eight-part series explores the shake-ups that happen in the city’s criminal underbelly following the death of Carmine Falcone.
How Colin Farrell Views Comparisons Of The Penguin To Other Mobsters The Actor Brought His Own History Into The Character Of Oz Cobb Screen Rant: Your character gets compared a lot to a lot of other really famous mob characters like Tony Soprano or characters like Walter White. How do you feel about these comparisons, and how do you feel your portrayal sets Cobb apart from this?
All of those components, an extraordinary crew in New York, props department, Joey , all the people that came together are what will make it unique - if it is unique - for the audience to watch.
Clancy Brown: Not that much. The nice spin that they put on this one was that he married Nadia, played by Shohreh , and he's married into an Iranian crime family. So it's a combination of the Iranians and the Italians, which are the two great empires of the ancient world. That's what I got a kick out of - it's adding to the lore more. Clancy Brown: With Batman? He didn't like Batman. He doesn't like Batman. He'd have somebody shoot him or something.
Rhenzy Feliz: I think definitely, yeah. I think he changes a lot over the course of the show. He's in a different world. He's in a different planet than he's ever had to be in. He's been put in different situations and circumstances than he's ever had, and so naturally you're going to change a lot. I think the situations that he's in force him to adapt.
Emily Meade: Well, we actually did not even get to meet before I had to put something on camera. It was all very quick, but she was so lovely and she made recordings - because the really hard part was the voice. Because she was having to imitate a dialect that basically Colin created, and then she made it her own, and then I was having to mimic her exact dialect, so that was pretty intimidating, especially because it was such a short amount of time.
Did you walk away from the project having any different perspective or opinion of Cobb's character than you did when you came into it? There was a lot of homework to do on the dialect. There was a lot of homework to do on the thinking about the disease that my lady had. There was a lot of homework to do on what the backstory is, which you get to learn very slowly and dribs and drabs. But when we actually came into the ring together, it was also about keeping each other alive and awake. It was one of the happiest experiences I've ever had.
Deirdre O'Connell: Bathtub. I'll just say: bathtub. Colin gave me a huge basket of flowers before we did bathtub so that I would feel strong. It was hard, but I felt strong.
Are there any behind-the-scenes moments from filming that really stand out to you for any particular reason? Would you say your character probably is more upset about Carmine's death from a familial perspective rather than political ramifications? Helen Shaver: The characters start with a script, which Lauren LeFranc created, and she created these characters and then cast so well. Cristin Milioti and Deirde O'Connell, brilliant, brilliant actors, and then wise enough to hire a woman director.
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