Colin Farrell looks unrecognizable in new set photos for 'The Batman' with Robert Pattinson

The Penguin is usually a little more stylized in the comics, with a top hat, a monocle, and a fancy three-piece suit.

Here his look is much more grounded — he looks more like a Robert De Niro Mafia boss than a comic-book villain.

Farrell dons a leather coat and prosthetics, making him unrecognizable. He does hold an umbrella, however, an object closely associated with the Penguin.

Farrell's Penguin look is also a big change from the last time we saw a live-action version of the villain, in Tim Burton's "Batman Returns" in 1992.

In that movie, DeVito played Oswald Cobblepot (aka the Penguin) — and, as befitting a Tim Burton movie, looked much more stylized.

We've seen a few shots of Pattinson as Batman, and we've seen the Batmobile too. But here we get clear images of Pattinson as Wayne.

Pattinson's Wayne doesn't look quite as glamorous or playboy-like as Christian Bale's, but he certainly looks more morose.

COVID-19 has delayed many film projects indefinitely, but those who have returned to filming have had to follow very strict rules.

It looks as though the actors are wearing masks in between takes, with Pattinson donning his while still in character as Wayne. Production was recently shut down for a couple of weeks while Pattinson recovered from the virus.

The set photos are all from one scene — a funeral scene of some sort. And several major characters are present: Farrell's Penguin and Pattinson's Batman, as well as Zoe Kravtiz's Selina Kyle (aka Catwoman) and John Turturro's crime boss Carmine Falcone.

Yep, we get a good look at both of these characters.

As Kyle, Kravitz wears a black outfit made almost entirely of leather, which harks back more to Michelle Pfeiffer's Catwoman in "Batman Returns" than Anne Hathaway's in "The Dark Knight Rises."

Turturro also looks the part of a crime boss as Carmine Falcone, who was last played by Tom Wilkinson in Christopher Nolan's "Batman Begins."

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