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‘The Penguin’ star Cristin Milioti says “there’s not a chance” she’ll appear in ‘The Batman Part II’

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‘The Penguin’ star Cristin Milioti says “there’s not a chance” she’ll appear in ‘The Batman Part II’

The Penguin star Cristin Milioti has said she is not reprising her role for The Batman Part II .

READ MORE: ‘The Penguin’ review: a compulsive and complex follow-up to ‘The Batman’ The actor, best known for shows such as How I Met Your Mother and The Sopranos , played mobster Sofia Falcone opposite Colin Farrell in the TV spin-off of 2022’s The Batman .

The show was a ratings hit and earned Milioti an Emmy award for her performance.

However, while Farrell will be appearing as The Penguin in The Batman Part II , which is currently filming, Milioti has said her character will not appear.

“There’s not a chance you’ll see me in it, sadly,” she told Comic Book Movie .

“But I wait.

You know, I would go back to that world in a heartbeat.” Currently, there has been no news about a second season of The Penguin , which last aired in 2024.

Cristin Milioti can be seen next in Buddy , a new horror film about a group of children stuck in a ‘90s-style kids show with no means of escape as the title character, a giant fluffy unicorn, goes on a violent rampage.

The Batman Part II is the follow-up movie to Robert Pattinson’s debut as The Dark Knight, which saw him go up against Paul Dano as The Riddler, with Farrell’s Penguin a supporting character.

The sequel has cast Sebastian Stan in the role of Harvey Dent , with Scarlett Johansson playing his wife.

Barry Keoghan is expected to return in his role as The Joker, which was teased at the end of the last film.

The sequel has gone through numerous delays due to management changes at DC Studios, which Pattinson even joking about the hold up .

However, the movie has now rolled into production with a projected for February 18, 2028.

Recently, fans in Glasgow have begun leaving cans of the Scottish drink Irn-Bru on the set of the movie, which is filming in the city.

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