It took an exorbitant amount of silicone, several pounds of animal and human hair and many months to turn Colin Farrell into the Batman villain. Here’s the process by the numbers.

TheWrap magazine: Makeup designer Mike Marino says the biggest challenge in creating Oz Cobb's look was fighting that thick head of hair The post Why Transforming Colin Farrell for ‘The Penguin ...

Why Transforming Colin Farrell for ‘The Penguin’ Was ‘Harder on Every Level’ Than ‘The Batman’ TheWrap magazine: Makeup designer Mike Marino says the biggest challenge in creating Oz ...

Putting aside the five hours of makeup and hair, and days of prep work, required to shoot the Episode 1 scene in which the heavy-set Oz is tied up naked to a chair, Farrell’s makeup and hair ...

Colin Farrell Says Exploring Oz’s ‘Disturbing,’ R-Rated Life in ‘The Penguin’ Made the Show ‘Tasty’ ... in the makeup chair getting me chin and hair applied, ...

Nearly a dozen experts – handling hair, teeth, hands and other visible elements – worked Turning into 'The Penguin' surprised Colin Farrell, too Skip to main content Skip to main content ...

Colin Farrell is one of our finest, ... This is a type we’ve seen many times before, but Farrell reinvents him, just as the hair and makeup crew on the show reinvent Farrell.

Colin Farrell talks his experience on set of new HBO series The Penguin where he tells Select Media about what working on set is usually like for actors, but this time, it was different.

Farrell is unrecognizable under astonishing prosthetics for the new “Batman” spinoff series. He’s also doing some of the best work of his career in this gritty DC Comics triumph.

Matt Reeves didn’t start out wanting Colin Farrell to disappear behind a pile of prosthetics.. When his discussions with the actor began before the making of 2022’s The Batman, the primary ...