The superhero style continues to be juggernaut within the leisure world, with varied cinematic universes competing on the field workplace. And whereas the brand new DCU will start with James Gunn’s Superman, Matt Reeves’ The Batman franchise (which is streaming with a Max subscription) continues to be set in its personal world. That model of Gotham Metropolis expanded due to the sequence The Penguin, however Cristin Milioti feared her Sofia Falcone efficiency could be “embarrassing” sufficient to get her fired. And I’m shocked there was ever any doubt.
Whereas I did not love The Batman, watching The Penguin renewed my curiosity in Reeves’ franchise. This was largely to Milioti’s excellent efficiency as Sofia, which earned the actress a Golden Globe nomination. However throughout a dialog with IndieWire, the HIMYM alum spoke about her nerves associated to the DC position. In her phrases:
In fact, everyone knows how this finally shook out. Milioti rapidly grew to become a fan favourite character, one followers are hoping pop up in upcoming DC motion pictures like The Batman Half II. That is very true after her devastating ending throughout The Penguin‘s season finale. Justice for Sofia!
Cristin Milioti has had a protracted and wildly profitable profession in TV, movie and Broadway. As such, you’d assume that she’d come right into a job like The Penguin with confidence in her skills. Nevertheless it seems like she at all times assumes she may very well be fired, as she shared in the identical interview:
The fourth episode of The Penguin as one among its greatest, and shifted the main target from Oz to Sofia. We discovered the tragic means her household betrayed her, and watched as she enacted revenge on all the Falcone Crime Household. It was a sport changer for the sequence as an entire, and was seemingly the second the place Milioti knew she wasn’t going to be fired from the DC TV sequence.
It is at present unclear if/when Sofia will return to the display, however the ending of The Penguin positively opened the door for extra adventures. Matt Reeves’ universe will return when The Batman Half II hits theaters in 2027. Whereas we wait, examine the 2025 film launch dates to plan your journeys to the flicks.