returned to terrorize everyone, and oh my god, Jonah Hill is going to be in a Batman movie? Many other famous people have signed deals and made moves that will make them more famous. Let’s do this.
in a Batman movie, especially one called “The Batman.
” No one listens, and that’s fair, so here we are: Hill is reportedly in talks to play the Riddler in the reboot, which will also staras “The Batman.” Rude tweets circulating around this news speculated that maybe he would play the Penguin, but that role belongs to
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