00:00When you play Nadia Maroney, can you explain her relationship to Penguin?
00:04Well, she was hoping that she's not going to have any relationship with the Penguin.
00:10But when her husband, who is a mob, goes to the prison,
00:14she needs to get in and act on behalf of her husband.
00:17And starts working with this creature, I should say.
00:25And I just loved working with Colin on this.
00:28Well, he fully transforms into this character.
00:32What was your first thought when he first walked out on set in full prosthetics, in full costume?
00:37Because he also stayed in that character throughout set, I heard.
00:41Well, to be honest with you, I didn't meet him on the set.
00:44I went for a fitting.
00:46And then I'm in the middle of the hallway.
00:49I see this man, huge man, limping, coming toward me.
00:53And he says, hi.
00:55And he leaves.
00:56And I told my assistant, I said, who is that?
01:00And she goes, that's Colin.
01:02And I'm like, nah.
01:05Nah.
01:06Unbelievable.
01:08But to tell you the truth, it's not just the makeup and the prosthetic.
01:12He is an underskin actor.
01:15He doesn't act it out.
01:17He lives it.
01:18It's beautiful.
01:20The combination of both is amazing.
01:23It was definitely beautiful to see as well.
01:26And I know there's a lot of supervillain stories out there.
01:29But what makes the Penguin story so special and important to tell?
01:33Believe it or not, after all these decades, we still don't know who the Penguin is.
01:40Never paid any attention, thought of attention.
01:44We have heard many versions, like his parents destroy him in a river.
01:48But his parents left him on the side of the road, but never paid attention.
01:55When they came to me with the idea, I said, I love the idea.
01:59Because I, for one, would love to know who this Penguin is.
02:02And his portrayal in this series is very human-like.
02:09And I love the journey.
02:11How, under what kind of circumstances, a human being turns into a creature.
02:19Well, some people have been likening this story to The Sopranos.
02:23So, what do you kind of make of those comparisons that have been thrown out there recently?
02:27They have all the rights to do that because mob stories are mob stories.
02:31But each and every one of them have their own ingredients.
02:35Like Shakespeare's plays.
02:37Each and every one of them have their own ingredients.
02:42They are, yes, they're mobs.
02:44But just like Penguin, where are they coming from?
02:47Who are they?
02:48What kind of background?
02:50What happened?
02:52And how do you think the events of this story sets things up for the Batman sequel?
02:57It would just be perfect.
03:02It would be a great kind of platform for now Batman to come up.
03:09And now we have enough information about both.
03:15And then we can watch it.
03:17And then we can see there's a lot of things that have actually tried to do, but Grandpa's little thing a bit.
03:18It would just be true.
03:35No, no, no.
03:36That's a bit too, yeah.
03:36Go to Facebook.
03:38Over here.
03:39If you're like I don't know what I have.
03:42I hope you've helped it.
03:44I don't know what happens.
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