A journalist named Summer Gleeson brings one theory directly to Sofia — that her father, Carmine Falcone (Mark Strong), is secretly operating as The Hangman. Carmine confronts Sofia about this investigation directly,

If HBO’s adaptation about the classic DC villain can be described as dark, then the fourth episode titled “Cent’Anni” is a straight-up black hole because it explains how Sofia Falcone ( Cristin Milioti) became the maleficent foe to Colin Farrell’s Oz Cobbs.

"The Penguin" star Cristin Milioti discusses her tour-de-force performance in Episode 4 and how filming in Arkham Asylum felt "like a play."

This is my villain origin story” is a lighthearted meme to show dissatisfaction: maybe a fave was snubbed during award season, or you didn’t score tickets to a concert. Sofia Falcone (Cristin Milioti) takes a more literal route down a darker path in this week’s standout episode ofThe Penguin,

The way Cristin Milioti saunters through the halls of the Falcone manor in a flowing chic cocktail dress, her face covered by a gas mask as she counts the dead bodies in her wake,

The Penguin ‘s latest installment, “Cent’anni,” explored the backstory of Sofia Falcone ( Cristin Milioti ), revealing whether her reputation as “The Hangman” truly precedes her as Oz’s ( Colin Farrell) backstabbing seemed to be the last straw for the former Arkham patient.

The actress also tells TheWrap about the 'relentless days' shooting those Arkham Asylum flashbacks The post ‘The Penguin’ Star Cristin Milioti Breaks Down ‘Thrilling’ Episode 4 Turn: ‘They Did This to Her’ appeared first on TheWrap.

Cristin Milioti knows it would be easier to break the cycle. Her character in The Penguin, Sofia Falcone, is stuck in one created by the men in her life. With it came heartbreak, trauma, and ultimately the distraction of one of the biggest mob families in Gotham.