Danny Devito thinks his version of the Penguin was “better” than Colin Farell’s in “The Batman”

With the release of “The Batman”, some DC Comics fans have called Matt Reeves’ film one of the best performances in the world of the Dark Knight. However, actor Danny DeVito believes there is one aspect they failed to do better than Tim Burton’s film, and it’s Colin Farrell’s evil Penguin.

The actor Danny DeVito gave birth to the villain known as the Penguin ‘Batman returns’by Tim Burton, in which Michael Keaton played the hero of Gotham City, and which was the sequel to the film in which Jack Nicholson played the Joker. Now, in a video where he undergoes a lie detector Vanity FairDeVito talks about “The Batman”.

In the video, Danny DeVito admits that his version of the Penguin was “better” compared to that of Colin FarrellAnd when asked if he was totally honest with his opinion, the “Matilda” actor said he wasn’t lying, although he admires the actor who brought Matt Reeves’ The Batman villain to life.

I love Colin. He’s a good guy. [Pero] my penguin was better.

Also, Danny DeVito shares that his favorite Batman is Michael Keaton’s versionwithout even seeing the rest of the actors like Robert Pattinson, Christian Bale or Ben Affleck who gave life to the character, after the two films directed by Tim Burton for DC Comics.

The darker version of Batman is being debated between Matt Reeves and Tim Burton

In addition to Danny DeVito, other actors and actresses who have participated in Tim Burton’s films have reflected on “Batman Returns” more than 30 years after its premiere. For example, Michelle Pfeiffer said that playing Catwoman was “one of the hardest things in her career”.

While, for his part, Tim Burton admitted: “It’s fun to watch ‘The Batman’ [de Matt Reeves] now, because all these memories come back from ‘It’s too dark’. Some fans are still debating which of the Batman movies is darker, Burton’s, Christopher Nolan’s, or Matt Reeves’s.

Some have speculated on Danny Devito’s return to his role as Penguin now that Michael Keaton will return as Batman for ‘The Flash’ with Ezra Miller, however, neither Warner nor DC Comics have commented, and at this point it’s nearly impossible to record a cameo. .