Cent’anni is the fourth episode of the first season of The Penguin.
Synopsis[]
"Confronting the events that turned her into "The Hangman" - and led to a decade-long fight to survive in Arkham State Hospital - Sofia makes plans for a more hopeful future."
Plot[]
To be added
Cast[]
Starring[]
- Colin Farrell as Oz Cobb/Penguin
- Cristin Milioti as Sofia Falcone/Hangman
- Rhenzy Feliz as Victor Aguilar
- Michael Zegen as Alberto Falcone
- Scott Cohen as Luca Falcone
- Shohreh Aghdashloo as Nadia Maroni
- Theo Rossi as Doctor Julian Rush
- James Madio as Milos Grapa
- Nadine Malouf as Summer Gleeson
- Aleksa Palladino as Carla Viti
- Tess Soltau as Tina Falcone
- Marié Botha as Margaret Pye/Magpie
- Michael Kelly as Johnny Viti
- Mark Strong as Carmine Falcone
Guest Starring[]
Co-Starring[]
- Ana Madelyn Trapesso as Young Sofia Falcone
- Matthew Eby as Young Alberto Falcone
- Jenny Heaton as Isabella Falcone
- Kenzie Grey as Gia Viti
- Peter McDonald as Detective William Kenzie
- Renée Stork as Ruth Hill
- Syd Skidmore as Abby
- T. Ryder Smith as Doctor Ventris
- Frank Dellapolla as Carla Viti's Husband
- Katie Kreisler as Attorney
- Paul Hinkes as Tall Orderly
- Margaret Scura as Shackled Inmate - Arkham State Hospital Dept of Corrections (uncredited)
- Lauren Marie as Wealthy Housewife (uncredited)
Appearances[]
Locations[]
- Italy (mentioned)
- Sicily (mentioned)
- Portugal (mentioned)
- United States of America
- New Jersey
- Bristol Township
- Gotham City
- Apex
- Arkham State Hospital
- Iceberg Lounge (mentioned)
- 44 Below (mentioned)
- New York (mentioned)
- New York City (mentioned)
- New Jersey
Events[]
- Penguin's Rise
- Arrest of the Hangman (flashbacks)
- Murder of Magpie (flashbacks)
Items[]
To be added
Vehicles[]
Sentient Species[]
Creatures[]
To be added
Organizations[]
- Falcone Crime Family
- Gotham City Police Department
- Gotham Gazette
- Isabella Falcone Foundation
- Maroni Crime Family
- Mossad (mentioned)
- The Gotham Times
- Westward News
Mentioned[]
- Salvatore Maroni
- Yolanda Jones
- Taylor Montgomery
- Nancy Hoffman
- Susanna Weakley
- Devri Blake
- Tricia Becker
Music[]
| Song title | Artist | Location(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Broken Belief | Bob Moses |
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| 2 Part Emotion: Happy | Fred Lederman Octet |
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| So Long My Love | Sarah Vaughan |
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| Strange Little Girl | The Stranglers |
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Trivia[]
- Cent'anni" is an Italian phrase which translates to "100 Years." As seen in the episode, it is often used as a toast. It can also be heard in the "Godfather" films.
- Summer Gleeson, the journalist who confronts Sofia at her mother's fundraiser, works for the Gotham Gazette, which is the major newspaper in the city in both the comic books and in the wider The Batman series. She's also a character in Batman: The Animated Series who makes it her work mission to find out who the Batman really is.
- The newspaper Westward News appears to be named after Adam West and Burt Ward, who portrayed Batman and Robin in the 1966 television series Batman. In DC Comics, the Westward Bridge appears as a similar homage and is the bridge that connects the Tricorner with Downtown Gotham City.
- When Sofia is in Julian's office, in the table the are something that looks like rag mask and glove with syringes, which resembles to the equipment that the Scarecrow gear from Arkham games.[1]
References[]
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External Links[]
Cent’anni on DC Database
Cent’anni on Wikipedia
Cent’anni at the Internet Movie Database- Cent’anni on Max
| Season One | After Hours • Inside Man • Bliss • Cent’anni • Homecoming • Gold Summit • Top Hat • A Great or Little Thing |