In an unexpected twist, Cristin Milioti has taken Gotham City by storm as the ruthless Sofia Falcone in HBO's "The Penguin." Known for her comedic roles, Milioti's portrayal of the ambitious crime lord has left audiences both intrigued and unnerved. As the show's finale approaches, Milioti sat down with her "Palm Springs" co-star Andy Samberg for a lively chat about her experience on the gritty Batman spin-off.
From Comedy to Crime
Milioti's transition from sitcoms to the dark underbelly of Gotham hasn't gone unnoticed. The actress, best known for her roles in "30 Rock" and "How I Met Your Mother," has embraced the challenge of playing Sofia Falcone with gusto. Her performance has been described as both sympathetic and terrifying, showcasing her versatility as an actor.
Prosthetic Envy
During their conversation, Samberg couldn't help but inquire about the extensive prosthetics worn by Colin Farrell in his role as the Penguin. Milioti admitted to a touch of "prosthetic envy," joking about the hours Farrell spent in the makeup chair compared to her own preparation time.
The Perfect Karaoke Song
In a lighthearted moment, the discussion turned to karaoke preferences. Milioti and Samberg debated the merits of various pop classics, with Milioti revealing her go-to karaoke anthem. The exchange offered a glimpse into the actors' off-screen friendship and shared sense of humor.
A New Side of Gotham
As "The Penguin" nears its conclusion, Milioti reflected on the show's unique perspective on the Batman universe. She praised the series for its exploration of the city's criminal underworld and the complex relationships between its inhabitants.
With the finale set to air this Sunday, fans are eagerly anticipating the culmination of Sofia Falcone's arc. Milioti's captivating performance has undoubtedly added a new layer of intrigue to the ever-expanding Batman mythos.