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The adventures of Alfred Pennyworth are far from over. On Saturday, during the DC FanDome virtual convention, it was announced that the live-action Pennyworth series, which previously debuted on EPIX, will now be moving over to HBO Max, something that had previously been rumored earllier this [...]
In the exclusive clip below from the Season 2 finale of Epix's Batman prequel series, Pennyworth, the titular character (played by Jack Bannon doing a top-notch Michael Caine impersonation) offers to ingest Project Stormcloud and chase it down with a flask of alcohol before it can reach critical mass and devestate all of London. The man's bravery is beyond words, especially when a young Lucius Fox (Simon Manyonda) warns Alfred about the potential side effect of swallowing an object of mass destruction. "Lucius Fox is the Q to Batman's James Bond," Manyonda told Comic Book Resources last...
Copy to Clipboard Spoilers for ‘Pennyworth’ Season 2 Episode 5 With London engulfed in a civil war, Alfred Pennyworth (Jack Bannon) is doing everything to leave the country. However, money is still a problem. In the fourth episode of Season 2, we saw Bazza (Hainsley Lloyd Bennett) dying. Apart from that, the bag of money they had was also lost. With that, Pennyworth’s hopes for leaving the country came to a halt. However, Alfred won’t let go so easily and will try anything and everything to get the job done. So, he is giving one more try to flee the country in the “next chapter” o...
Earwig and The Witch. Based on the children's book of the same name by Diana Wynne Jones, the movie (first announced over the summer) was directed by Hayao Miyazaki's son, Goro Miyazaki, and brings to mind Laika's 2009 adaptation of Coraline, but add in some jammin' '60s-era rock. Taylor Paige Henderson lends her voice to the titular Earwig, a rambunctious orphan who finds herself adopted by an evil witch known as Bella Yaga (Vanessa Marshall). Dan Stevens and Richard E. Grant co-star as the Yaga's talking cat, Thomas, and housemate (her husband perhaps?), The Mandrake. Kacey Musgrave...
Pennyworth’s Shattered England Inches Alfred Closer to Gotham The show's cast and creators preview the new season and a violent fascism that Alfred, Thomas Wayne, and Martha Kane fight against. Could music icon David Bowie have experienced the same level of fame in the England portrayed in Epix drama Pennyworth? Creator Bruno Heller and executive producer Danny Cannon doubt it. “I think he would be allowed to release that awful first album with ‘Laughing Gnome’ and all that,” Heller told Rotten Tomatoes when we talked to him, Cannon, and cast members recently. “He never wou...