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Matt Reeves Stopped ‘Birds of Prey’ From Using Penguin

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Margot Robbie Reveals Matt Reeves Stopped ‘Birds of Prey' From Featuring Penguin: "So We Swapped It"
From femme fatale to romantic leading lady, Margot Robbie finally got a chance to work with Colin Farrell. Before her A Big Bold Beautiful Journey co-star’s tenure as Oswald Cobblepot, the 3x Oscar nominee almost went toe-to-toe with the DC supervillain when she starred as Harley Quinn in director Cathy Yan‘s Birds of Prey (2020).

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Matt Reeves Stopped ‘Birds of Prey' From Using Penguin as the Villain, Margot Robbie Reveals: He Said ‘I'm Going to Use Him in My Thing'
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Margot Robbie Reveals the Penguin Was Supposed to Lead Birds of Prey
Harley Quinn actor Margot Robbie reveals the Penguin was the original villain in Birds of Prey, until The Batman director Matt Reeves got involved: "'I'm gonna use him in my thing'"
Margot Robbie has revealed that the Penguin was initially set to be the main villain in Birds of Prey, before Matt Reeves decided to use him for The Batman.

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Margot Robbie Tells Colin Farrell Penguin Was Supposed to Star in ‘Birds of Prey’ Before Matt Reeves Intervened
Margot Robbie says Matt Reeves swiped the Penguin from Birds Of Prey
Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell on Their ‘Big Bold Beautiful Journey’ Chemistry and a ‘Hot’ Harley Quinn-Penguin Crossover: ‘That Would Be a Demented Couple’
“They said she’s a mensch…She’s the loveliest person, she’s fun.

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Margot Robbie Makes First Red Carpet Appearance Since Welcoming Baby for ‘A Big Bold Beautiful Journey’
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Margot Robbie Says Matt Reeves Stopped ‘Birds Of Prey’ Using The Penguin As Film’s Villain: He Said, “I’m Going To Use Him In My Thing”

Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell star in a film together for the first time in Kogonada‘s “A Big Bold Beautiful Journey,” in theaters next month. But in some alternative univ
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North America’s Deadliest Birds

Birds of prey are known for their speed, size, and sharp beaks and talons, with some North American species having a reputation for being particularly dangerous. While their aggression can result from defending their young or searching for food,

Ojai Raptor Center releases birds into the wild in free pop-up events

The bird peered out of a blue carrier box. About 100 people had gathered in Ventura’s Arroyo Verde Park on Aug. 14. They came for one of a new, free series of pop-up release events offered by the nonprofit center and hospital that specializes in caring for sick, injured and orphaned birds of prey.
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Agile drone project takes inspiration from birds of prey

Engineers at Surrey University are taking their inspiration from the agility of birds of prey to develop a new type of fixed-wing drone that could one day navigate through dense city skyscrapers to deliver packages or inspect hard-to-reach offshore wind farms.
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Why Harley Quinn Birds of Prey is (ALMOST) Great

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Majestic Eagles Soaring High: A Look at the World's Most Powerful Birds of Prey

Embark on an unforgettable journey into the world of eagles, the mighty hunters that dominate the skies. From the towering peaks of the Dolomites to the vast wilderness of Alaska, Bald Eagles and Golden Eagles rule the air with unmatched strength and precision.
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