Colin Farrell's portrayal of The Penguin won awards but he doesn't seem keen on returning for a Season 2. DCU chief James Gunn isn't considering bringing Robert Pattinson's Batman into the DC Universe. The future of The Penguin Season 2 is uncertain, but signals hint at a possible end to the story.

Despite the success of The Penguin, star Collin Farrell doesn't seem too eager to return for The Penguin season 2.

At the SAG Awards on Sunday night, Colin Farrell may have picked up yet another honor for his work as the villainous titular character in “The Penguin,” but the actor insists he isn’t currently inclined to do a second season.

Airing on HBO and streaming with a Max subscription, the series saw Colin Farrell reprising Oz Cobb following his debut in The Batman and the actor collected a lot of accolades for his performance, including a Golden Globe win.

After picking up a SAG Award for his portrayal of The Penguin in his HBO series, Colin Farrell doesn't seem eager to return.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Colin Farrell has done it all in this business of show. He’s won numerous awards, nabbed an Oscar nomination, had Brendan Gleeson’s fingers thrown at him, given Jamie Lee Curtis COVID, and legitimized superhero roles through a prestige HBO drama about one of Batman’s silliest characters.

When asked a similar question a few months later by Variety at the 2025 SAG Awards where Farrell won for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Television Movie or Limited S

Colin Farrell won the Screen Actors Guild Award 2025 for his performance in The Penguin in the category of Outstanding Male Actor in a Miniseries or Television Movie.

The Irish actor has revealed that he won't jump into a second season of The Penguin just because of its "success" after winning a SAG Award for his portrayal of the iconic Batman villain