Pennyworth is a prequel Batman series that follows the early life and exploits of his trusted butler, Alfred Pennyworth. In the series, Alfred is a former SAS soldier who meets Thomas Wayne, Bruce Wayne’s father, and joins him on a super-secret CIA unit that is in battle with the Raven Society. The series aired on
The Batman spin-off series Pennyworth streamed its first two seasons on Epix. However, it looks like Pennyworth’s life has ended on that streaming service. The good news is that it might end up moving to an even bigger streaming giant, as HBO Max is considering picking it up. Pennyworth moving to HBO Max? Pennyworth is
Epix and DC shocked the world when the two agreed to produce a new Batman spin-off series on the lesser-watched network. That series is Pennyworth and focuses on the life of Bruce Wayne’s faithful butler, Alfred Pennyworth, years before he started working for the Wayne family. Instead of a butler, Pennyworth was a British agent
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Swinging London in the 1960s — a time and place with political scandals, spy intrigue and hip couture fashion and trends at its epicenter. The coming EPIX Summer 2019 series Pennyworth is a cinematic treat and looks true to the London of showrunner Bruno Heller’s memory banks, as he and co-showrunner Danny Cannon have lensed
One of the hottest series previewed at the Television Critics’Association is Pennyworth, coming to EPIX this summer. EPIX sent Monsters and Critics a first-look first teaser trailer for the highly anticipated series Pennyworth created by Gotham showrunners Bruno Heller (Rome) and Danny Cannon. Heller and Cannon have gone back in time to swinging ’60s