Camren Bicondova was a guest on The FSF PopCast (a conversation recorded a month prior), where she mainly talked about “Gotham”. You can watch the video below:
To summarize, Camren talks about how proud she is of the character of Selina and “Gotham”, how her broken foot impacted her work on stunts in season 5, and how she didn’t feel pressure at the time playing Selina because it was an origin story, which had never been done before. She praises Cameron Monaghan and his work on the show, says she wouldn’t see her version of Selina in another universe as “Gotham’s”, but would love working on a limited series showing Selina’s life after Bruce left and before she became Catwoman.
Camren Bicondova and David Mazouz were interviewed separately in two new videos posted recently on YouTube, where they reminisce about “Gotham”.
In her video, Camren talks about the lasting impact of “Gotham”, the audition process, how she wanted to do her best on the show without thinking about the possibility of her character not coming back, how she perceives Selina as being territorial rather than jealous, working with her stunt doubles (Laurie Singer and Sarah Irwin) and working on stunts with Norman Douglass (the stunt coordinator of the show), the bittersweet feeling of the show ending, the guest characters or villains she would have liked to see more of (Bridgit Pike, Ecco, Cameron Monaghan’s “Joker”, Fish Mooney), how she would play Selina again if the project and time are right, and how she would describe Selina in two sentences in a “Gotham” encyclopedia.
David’s interview is audio only, and he talks about the casting and audition process, working with Sean Pertwee, filming on location in New York City, the evolution of Bruce on the show, leading a normal life while working on “Gotham”, how he doesn’t feel the last season was rushed, the process of filming an episode (his answer is unfortunately hardly audible because of some technical glitch), if he’d work on another show again, and what other guest characters he would have liked to play (Mister Freeze/Victor Fries, Hugo Strange).
In another interview with David available on YouTube, meant to promote his latest film, “The Birthday Cake”, he talks a bit about his preparation for the role of Bruce Wayne, working with Cameron Monaghan, what he learned on “Gotham” and how he looked up to Sean Pertwee, and what props he kept from set. You can watch the video here.
David Mazouz was live online to talk about his time on “Gotham” with NIDO Sessions, in partnership with Comic Con Colombia. He reminisced about coming to Colombia a few years ago, the casting process of “Gotham”, how he became a fan of Batman by researching the character for the show, the process of creating his own Bruce Wayne, the evolution of the character and what helped him, and the difference between filming in the US and Latin America.
He also talked about the Snyder Cut and Snyderverse, his experiences at conventions, his relationship with the “Gotham” cast, the fans and gifts they gave him, the fun he had on set with Sean Pertwee, working with Cameron Monaghan, and how “Gotham” is part of the canon now and could inspire future iterations of Batman. Finally, he explained he’s currently focusing on college, and answered some fan questions about the content of the letter Bruce gave Selina before leaving Gotham in season 5, and the hardest scene he ever did on the show.
You can watch the conversation below:
The video is also available on Facebook.
Celebrity Authentics Auctions is auctioning “Gotham” memorabilia and personal paintings from Camren Bicondova’s personal collection:
Our Premium Auction will take place Saturday, March 6th featuring an exceptional selection of autographed pieces from film’s finest. Live Online portion will start at 2:00pm EST on the 6th. If you haven’t already done so, register now to receive updates and plan to add some truly fantastic pieces to your collection.
You can find all the items from Camren’s collection here, which include signed comics, scripts from the 5 seasons of the show (some signed by other cast members as well), personal paintings, and a prop from season 5.
Items related to “Gotham” have been added to the gallery:
Links to the gallery:
Miscellaneous > Celebrity Authentics Auction (2021) > Signed Comic Books and Book
Miscellaneous > Celebrity Authentics Auction (2021) > Signed Scripts
Miscellaneous > Celebrity Authentics Auction (2021) > Prop
David Mazouz joined his “Gotham” co-stars Sean Pertwee, Erin Richards and Robin Lord Taylor for a virtual panel yesterday, for WizardWorld Virtual Experiences. The cast talked about what they’ve learned during quarantine, how they got their part on “Gotham”, their favorite memories from the show, what they kept from the set, if they’d like to play their character again, what’s next for them in their career, and what their plans for the holidays are. If you missed it, you can now watch a replay on YouTube.
David Mazouz joined his “Gotham” co-star Robin Lord Taylor on Instagram Live today to talk about life during Covid and the upcoming American election. You can watch their conversation below:
Camren Bicondova appeared on the podcast “Open Mic with Mak”, where she talked a bit about “Gotham”, but also about her faith and how she’s been coping during the pandemic.
You can learn more about the San Diego Rescue Mission, highlighted by Camren on the podcast, by visiting their website.
