Some members of the cast of Fox's Gotham were at the New York Comic-Con last weekend and there, fans were treated to a lot of Gotham TV series spoilers. The conference was joined by Ben McKenzie who plays Jim Gordon, Donal Logue who plays Harvey Bullock, Sean Pertwee who is Alfredy Pennyworth in the show and executive producer Danny Cannon. First thing that left mark on the audiences' curiosity is executive producer Danny Cannon's words hinting that there will be more villains that will visit the city.
"Batman isn't a person, it's an ideal, and it's the same thing with villains. They're revolution is against the city. The nemesis they'll have later is different, but they're rise is much more about them rising above the corruption of their city and trying to get noticed. When everybody's crazy, when the lunatics are running the asylum, the greatest lunatic will win," Cannon said.
Is the Joker one of them? Well, there's nothing to do but wait for more Gotham TV series spoiler in the coming weeks.
While villains were the center of talks, fans were also curious about the progress of young Bruce Wayne (played by David Mazouz. They are wondering if there will be any Gotham TV series spoiler in the coming weeks revealing the young Wayne's transformation into a crime fighting vigilante in cape. According to Sean Pertwee, his character Alfred Pennyworth will be a witness to Wayne's growth. However, that won't come easy for the kid as Alfred is more than just a father figure but also a strict guardian that will help Bruce realize his potential.
"He's the protector of young Master Bruce, but it doesn't mean he has any particular parenting skills - and it gets worse!"
Cannon also said that upcoming episodes will reveal why one of Gotham's richest family hired the old man.
"You start to realize why he's such a great keeper of the gate and was hired by one of the richest men in the world to protect his son - because he's a bad-ass."
Pertwee also said that in the eighth episode, Bruce Wayne will finally approach him to teach him how to fight.
"I'm angry all the time - will it ever stop?" When Alfred responds, "I don't know," Bruce will ask, "Will you teach me how to fight?"
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