HBO’s Batman Spinoff Series Gets a Season 2 Hope from Star Amid DC Changes
Farrell is open to returning
In an interview on the talk show This Morning, Colin Farrell discussed the possibility of reprising his role in The Penguin. The actor said he would like to make another season and saw room for a discussion about it.
Farrell plays the Gotham City mobster Oswald Cobblepot, known as the Penguin. His remarks signal interest from the star, not a confirmed production decision.
No renewal has been announced
HBO has not revealed plans to renew the crime drama, and no development news was reported. Farrell’s comments therefore do not establish that a second season is moving ahead.
The series is a Batman spinoff, but its future remains uncertain based on the information available. Any further season would require plans beyond Farrell’s stated willingness to return.
DC Studios faces leadership shift
Former Marvel Studios executive Jeremy Latcham is scheduled to become president and chief creative officer on December 1, 2026. The article gives no indication that the transition has determined The Penguin’s status.
Key points
- Colin Farrell says he would like to return for The Penguin season 2.
- HBO has not announced a renewal or development plans.
- Farrell plays Oswald Cobblepot, the Gotham City mobster known as the Penguin.
- James Gunn and Peter Safran are set to leave their co-CEO roles as Jeremy Latcham takes on new posts.