The detailed prosthetics required to transform into Oswald “Oz” Cobblepot were the “inspiration” for the HBO Max spin-off, which also stars Cristin Milioti.
The spinoff of Matt Reeves’ “The Batman” stars Colin Farrell as the classic DC Comics villain.
Joe Barton’s “The Batman” spinoff series “Gotham City P.D.” was reimagined as an Arkham Asylum horror show helmed by Antonio Campos.
Campos previously directed the series “The Staircase” and “The Sinner” after indie movies like “Christine” and “Simon Killer.”
“To really geek out about Batman and the history, it just really gripped me,” Dano said.
“This was the first time I had a binder with a locking code on it,” Dano said of the production.
“‘The Batman’ wants you to play the Joker – but you cannot tell anyone,” Keoghan’s agent told him.
Farrell says Reeves won’t be directing episodes of the series, but the filmmaker is “up to his bollocks” in ideas for the “Scarface”-esque origin story.
“Scarecrow just asked me if I wanted to see ‘Batman.'”
During its CinemaCon presentation, Warner Bros. revealed that the sequel to 2022 hit “The Batman” is officially underway.
It’s like Sony wants to make clear that “Spider-Man: No Way Home” still reigns despite “The Batman” debuting on HBO Max and PVOD.
“The Batman” dropped on HBO Max April 18 — the same day as PVOD, where it arrived without advance promotion or presale. That’s intentional, but is it a smart strategy?
