The Penguin, Sofia Falcone
The Penguin Boss Explains the Major Change to Sofia Falcone
Warning: This article contains spoilers from The Penguin episode 5. The Falcone crime Family is dead. Long live the Gigante-Maroni Family. Sunday’s “Homecoming” episode of The Penguin ended with Sofia Falcone (Cristin Milioti) shooting and killing made man Johnny Viti (Michael Kelly) after gassing Don Luca (Scott Cohen) and the Falcones,
Due to scheduling conflicts, Carmine actor John Turturro was not able to reprise his role from The Batman in The Penguin.
However, there’s a reason that Sofia spared her nemesis/cousin Johnny Viti, as well as her second cousin Gia (Kenzie Grey).
The Penguin showrunner Lauren LeFranc explains the decision to replace John Turturro with Mark Strong as Carmine Falcone and ...
THE PENGUIN Showrunner Talks Mark Strong's Carmine Falcone, Likens Sofia's Story to Rosemary Kennedy
The most recent episode of The Penguin , titled "Cent'Anni," was top-notch storytelling as it dove into the past of Sofia ...
Crime is heating up in Gotham, spelling doom for one titular aquatic bird. Lucky for Oz Cobb, he's doesn't share anything ...
In the first episode of HBO’s The Penguin, you may have noticed something strange about the look of Carmine Falcone when a photo of him was shown on a news broadcast. The organized crime boss, who was ...
Hell yes. F**k the plot armor. The third most recognizable face on The Penguin meant nothing. Johnny Viti didn’t last long ...
Days after dropping one of the best television episodes of the year, the stars and creative team behind The Penguin took the ...
There are four episodes left to HBO, Max and DC Studios’ The Penguin and today at New York Comic-Con, the studios gave ...
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