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Colin Farrell is definitely up for a sequel to . While on the red carpet for the premiere of at the famed Westwood Village Theater in Los Angeles, Farrell damn near jumped out of his shoes when ET's Will Marfuggi asked him if he'd be in for the sequel should director Matt Reeves give him a ring.«Oh my god, you kidding me?!» Farrell asked rhetorically. «It's so much fun, are you joking [with] me? I've been around the block man. That was an easy sport, I mean… it was a joy.»So far, there's no official word a sequel to the superhero film starring Farrell, Robert Pattinson, Paul Dano and Zoë Kravitz is happening, but Farrell can certainly envision it happening.«Matt's up to his bollocks, you know, hovering over the keyboard and just planning the story because he's just so meticulous,» Farrell says.

Sebastian Stan supports the makeup team that he worked with for his movie A Different Man at The Academy Museum Hosts Oscars Season: Makeup & Hairstyling activation and panel on Saturday (March 1) in Los Angeles.

When makeup designer Mike Marino signed on to do the prosthetics for A Different Man, he was taken in by the story’s ability to shine a comedic light on a dark subject. Writer-director Aaron Schimberg’s take on someone’s obsession of self then led Marino to an Oscar nomination for his prosthetic designs.

are the best celebrity Halloween costumes, hands down. This is just a fact. The supermodel is the , offering up intricate, memorable costumes year after year.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor Makeup artist Mike Marino warned Sebastian Stan that transforming him for his latest role in A24’s “A Different Man” would require much more from the actor than just wearing a mask. It would be a transformation that would require him to live in the character’s shoes. In the film, which opened Friday, Stan plays Edward, a man with neurofibromatosis, a genetic condition that causes tumors to grow on the skin and bone.

Colin Farrell’s look in the new Penguin series was inspired by Fredo from The Godfather, it has been revealed.Starring Farrell as the DC supervillain alongside How I Met Your Mother’s Cristin Milioti and Runaways’ Rhenzy Feliz, the new HBO show is scheduled to debut in the US on HBO Max on September 19 and Sky Atlantic/NOW today (September 20). Also joining the cast are Clancy Brown, Michael Zegen, Michael Kelly and Mark Strong.Farrell is unrecognisable as gangster Oz Cobb in the series, having undergone lengthy make-up and prosthetics to turn him into the villain.Speaking about the inspiration for the look of the character, director Matt Reeves said The Godfather was something they spoke about ahead of filming.He explained: “We talked a lot about Fredo.

Colin Farrell is opening up about his new HBO series, The Penguin.

a journalist asked the cast of “A Different Man” at a press conference, “What do you think happens after the transformation from this so-called beast, as they call him, to this perfect man?”Adam Pearson, one of Stan’s co-stars, has neurofibromatosis in both the movie and in real life. The genetic disorder causes tumors to grow in the nervous system and skin.Stan, 42, stood up for Pearson, 39, and politely pushed back on the reporter’s use of the term “beast.”“I have to call you out a little bit on the choice of words there,” the “Pam & Tommy” star said.“I think part of why the film is important is because we often don’t have maybe even the right vocabulary,” Stan went on.

Matt Reeves didn’t start out wanting Colin Farrell to disappear behind a pile of prosthetics.

Jordan Moreau Comic-Con turned into Gotham City for DC’s “The Penguin” panel at Hall H. Star Colin Farrell couldn’t attend the panel in person, but he joined via Zoom for a panel on the “Batman” spinoff series. He was joined by director Matt Reeves, co-stars Cristin Milioti and Rhenzy Feliz and makeup designer Mike Marino.

HBO Max series “The Penguin.”The Irishman — a Best Actor nominee at the 2023 Oscars for “The Banshees of Inishiren” — is reprising his role as DC Comics supervillain Penguin, a part he first played in last year’s blockbuster movie, “The Batman.”Penguin, a Gotham City mobster also known as Oswald Chesterfield Cobblepot, is one of Batman’s most enduring enemies, famed for his heavyset frame and receding hairline.In order to transform into the bulging baddie, Farrell wore facial prosthetics that gave him multiple chins and pockmarked skin. The star’s signature bushy eyebrows and thick dark locks were also obscured by the work of Hollywood cosmetics.

Colin Farrell is sharing some details about his upcoming role in the new Penguin series for HBO Max.The Irish actor, who was honored for his work in The Banshees Of Inisherin during the Palm Springs International Film Festival, revealed that he starts to shoot The Batman spin-off series in February, which is just weeks away.And while on the red carpet at the gala event, Farrell confessed to Variety that he had no idea he would be asked to star in a stand-alone series about The Penguin while shooting The Batman. Colin Farrell, 46, opened up about reprising his role as The Penguin in the upcoming series for HBO Max during his appearance at the 2023 Palm Springs International Film Festival'The only thing I had an idea was that I wasn't nearly getting to explore the character as much as I wanted to,' Farrell, 46, told reporter, Marc Malkinat, the gala event.

'Queen of Halloween' Heidi Klum flaunted substantial cleavage in a red sleeveless belted jumpsuit, selected by stylist duo Rob Zangardi + Mariel Haenn, for a taping of America's Got Talent: All-Stars in Los Angeles on Thursday.Hairstylist Lorenzo Martin coiffed the German 49-year-old's signature highlighted blonde mane and make-up artist Linda Hay brought out her beautiful brown eyes.Heidi was joined on the red carpet by America's Got Talent: All-Stars host Terry Crews - who looked sharp in a neon-green suit with a black button-up, pocket square, and patent leather dress shoes. 'Queen of Halloween': Heidi Klum flaunted substantial cleavage in a red sleeveless belted jumpsuit for a taping of America's Got Talent: All-Stars in Los Angeles on ThursdayKlum is the only woman on the crew as fellow judge Sofía Vergara will not be a part of the new spin-off, showcasing winners and fan favorites from prior seasons, which premieres next year on NBC and Peacock.The Emmy-winning host was fully back to glam after unveiling her epic worm costume during her 21st Annual Halloween Party at Sake No Hana in Manhattan's Lower East Side on Monday.The official AGT Twitter account promptly posted a comparison between Heidi's spooky prosthetic look with returning contestant Sethward's worm costume from the July 26th episode of the 17th season.However, Klum told Vogue on Tuesday that she came up with the idea to become a worm two years ago, and she started prepping it with Oscar-nominated make-up artist Mike Marino and his Prosthetic Renaissance team of 15 on June 22.

—has revealed her costume. In the past, the German-American supermodel has transformed herself into Jessica Rabbit, Shrek’s Fiona, and an elderly version of herself. There’s simply no concept that’s too theatrical or outlandish for her to pull off for her annual party.

On Tuesday, photos of an unidentifiable Sebastian Stan circulated online as the actor was spotted on set of his latest project “A Different Man” in New York City.

'Queen of Halloween' Heidi Klum announced Thursday that she has officially started prepping her costume four months ahead of the spooky holiday.The German 49-year-old shared a time-lapse video of a Prosthetic Renaissance staffer holding some sort of body scanner as she sat in a chair with her hair in a stocking cap while clad in a bikini top.Using the hashtag #heidihalloween2022, Heidi - who boasts 21.4M social media followers - captioned her Instagram post: '...and so it begins.' 'Queen of Halloween': Heidi Klum announced Thursday that she has officially started prepping her costume four months ahead of the spooky holiday Last year, Klum - who canceled her last two parties due to COVID-19 - posted several spooky videos of herself recreating some of her favorite horror movie tropes including a shredded back.In 2020, the Emmy-winning host - who relies on Oscar-nominated make-up artist Mike Marino - did two more subdued looks of herself blending into wall and a bedspread.In 2019, Heidi debuted her most grisly costume - an alien with an exposed brain - for her 20th annual Halloween bash held at Cathédrale New York. What could it be this year? The German 49-year-old shared a time-lapse video of a Prosthetic Renaissance staffer holding some sort of body scanner as she sat in a chair with her hair in a stocking cap while clad in a bikini top Using the hashtag #heidihalloween2022, Heidi - who boasts 21.4M social media followers - captioned her Instagram post: '...and so it begins''I start thinking about it on November 1.

Thirty-four years after the original Coming to America was released starring Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall, a sequel, Coming 2 America, finally arrived — and like the first film has been Oscar-nominated for its makeup and hairstyling. Tasked with bringing it all up to date and making the various guises and multiple roles Murphy and Hall take on really work for a new audience are Mike Marino, who did Special Effects Makeup, as well as Hair Department heads Stacey Morris and Carla Farmer. They all joined me on Amazon Studios’ panel for Deadline’s Contenders Film: The Nominees.

Kelly Clarkson couldn’t believe the Penguin in “The Batman” was actually Colin Farrell after seeing a photo.

The Batman.The actor plays antagonist Oswald Cobblepot aka The Penguin in the upcoming film that’s directed by Matt Reeves (The War For The Planet Of The Apes), which marks Robert Pattinson’s debut as the caped crusader.On the first day of his makeup and prosthetic test, Farrell explained that he visited a Starbucks in Burbank, California to see if people would recognise him.Speaking to Collider, Farrell said: “The first day we tried the whole thing out, we took it for a drive, a spin metaphorically speaking. We did it in Burbank.

Over the years, many famous faces have have donned the bat-suit and taken their chance at playing Gotham City's caped crusader, from George Clooney to Robert Pattinson.

Colin Farrell is opening up about his transformation into Penguin for The Batman.