The Catwoman trilogy is an upcoming film series based on the famous DC Comics character, Catwoman. The series is not connected to the existing DC Extended Universe and intends on fleshing out the character over a three-movie arc. The series features Olivia Wilde as the titular character. Sienna Miller (Holly Robinson), Marg Helgenberger (Maggie Sawyer), Robert Knepper (Slam Bradley), Noemie Lenoir (Huntress) and Corey Johnson (Sherman FIne) also star in the series.
Catwoman Origins
Plot
- Selina Kyle, an orphan, and confronts the warden of the orphanage after discovering that she does illegal activities. The warden, thinking that Selina will tell other people, abandons her on the streets of Gotham.
- Selina gets caught in the slave trade and befriends two other girls, Holly and Cassandra. When they are about twenty, they rise up and kill their trader, Dragos Ibanescu.
- Ramon Bracuda witnesses this and is impressed by the girls' physique. He offers them jobs as domina******. Selina and Holly accept, but Cassandra, disgusted by men, leaves. After a couple years, Selina and Holly witness the worse of the job and all the terrible things going on in Gotham. They decide to leave, but on bad terms with Bracuda.
- Selina decides to train to fight crime and finds the Armless Master, who trains her vigorously. After a while, she decides that her and Holly need to survive on burglary. She dons her purple and green dominatrix costume and goes on burglary sprees. She is very successful. She goes on to don a latex costume to be more agile and is called 'The Cat' by the press.
- The GCPD gets involved and tries to track her down. Maggie Sawyer, Sarah Essen, Slam Bradley and Nelson Crowe are some of the GCPD detectives that try to trace her.
- Catwoman: The Tin Roof subplot takes place; Holly is killed. Bracuda is to blame.
- Catwoman: Sorrow Street then takes place, in which Catwoman declares vengeance on Bracuda. A fight takes place in Brideshead (a section of Gotham) in which Catwoman takes out coutless thugs. Bracuda is shocked by how powerful she is, so retreats and barely escapes. He is, however caught by three GCPD officers. A mysterious sexy catsuit-clad lady then appears and kills the officers, including Crowe. Bracuda then tells her to go after The Cat.
- A mysterious man named The Broker gives Selina insider information on the criminal underworld and where Bracuda will be next.
- The unknown catsuit-clad lady then attacks Selina out of nowhere, she is called She-Cat and reveals that she is Cassandra. The two fight and Selina barely makes it out alive.
- Selina befriends Wildcat, another Gotham vigilante, who trains her. The two start a romantic relationship until he is killed by She-Cat
- Selina, goes after Bracuda and She-Cat. However, she is stopped by Slam Bradley for her burglary crimes she has committed in the past. Selina is taken to prison, escapes, blackmails Bradley, and goes after Bracuda. After confronting Bracuda, She-Cat kills him, saying that she joined him just to get back at her for abandoning her. It is obvious that She-Cat was given some toxins (Scarecrow Easter Egg) by Bracuda, which is why she is crazy.
- After a lengthy fight, She-Cat is arrested. It is then revealed that Bracuda was not the one pulling strings and that there are more important people that should be stopped.
- In the credit scenes, Selina renames herself to Catwoman and stumbles upon a batarang.
- In the end credits, Catwoman reads a newspaper clipping showing the character
Cast
- Olivia Wilde and Caitlin Carmichael as Selina Kyle/The Cat/Catwoman
- Penelope Cruz and Rhiannon Wryn as Cassandra Cartland/She-Cat
- Ice T as Ramon Bracuda
- Sienna Miller as Holly Robinson
- Marg Helgenberger as Maggie Sawyer
- Robert Knepper as Slam Bradley
- Henry Ian Cusick as Ted Grant/Wildcat
- Togo Igawa as The Armless Master
- Dana Delany as Sarah Essen
- Corey Johnson as The Broker
- Asen Blatechki as Dragos Ibanescu
- Jerry Hoffmann as Anson
- Dan Bakkedahl as Nelson Crowe
Catwoman 2
Plot
- Movie starts off with Catwoman bringing down a crime ring led by Julian Day's gang (a sect of Black Mask's crime group) and Firefly. The Yakuza crime group then successfully take hold of Day's drug business. Catwoman is in a bit of distress due to the deaths of two of her friends, Holly Robinson (last movie) and Slam Bradley (off-screen, due to Black Mask)
- Black Mask, a leader in the criminal underworld is getting upset that Catwoman is so successful at foiling his minions' plans and also performing cat burglaries at the same time. He decides to take care of matters himself. The Broker warns Catwoman of Black Mask's plans.
- Catwoman gets ambushed by Black Mask thugs, but is nearly killed if it wasn't for the intervention of the Huntress. The two start an uneasy friendship, sharing ethical disagreements on burglary and moral codes.
- Akahara, the leader of the Yakuza, and his bodyguards Katana and Shado, approach Catwoman offering her to join them and offers her money. Catwoman agrees and her first mission is to take down more of Black Mask's thugs. Huntress does not like this.
- movie goes into Black Mask origin
- The Catwoman-led Yakuza infiltration of Black Mask's underground headquarters goes bad, and Black Mask captures Catwoman. Shado is killed, and Katana escapes. He then says he's been waiting a long time for this, and shows her Holly Robinson as a personal slave. He said she survived the explosion from the last movie and has been a prisoner for him ever since. Catwoman is infuriated, but there is nothing she can do. GCPD and Huntress then investigate and arrest many members of the Akahara. Huntress finds out through Katana that Catwoman is being held by Black Mask. The two team up and free Catwoman and Holly. Huntress kills Johnny LaMonica, a prominent Black Mask thug, after he is about to shoot Catwoman. Firefly, Black Mask's bodyguard, is also killed.
- Catwoman then defeats Black Mask alone. Black Mask is terribly injured. Holly then comes in and beats him to a pulp. Catwoman kicks him into an incinerator where he is presumed to have been killed. The GCPD then find out the Catwoman was working for Yakuza and she becomes a wanted fugitive.
- In the mid-credit scene, Huntress and Katana meet in an alley suggesting they form a team to keep Gotham's streets safe. A motorcycle then pulls up. This is to set up a Birds of Prey spin-off movie featuring Huntress, Katana, Black Canary, Batgirl, and Judomaster.
- In the final credit scene, Catwoman is about to break in to Wayne Manor.
Cast
- Olivia Widle as Selina Kyle/Catwoman
- David Boreanaz as Roman Sionis/Black Mask
- Noemie Lenoir as Helena Bertinelli/Huntress
- Seizo Fukumoto as Akahara
- Ray Park as Ted Parker/Firefly
- Kelly Hu as Ellen Yin
- Sienna Miller as Holly Robinson
- Marg Helgenberger as Maggie Sawyer
- Karen Fukuhara as Tatsu Yamashiro/Katana
- Dana Delany as Sarah Essen
- Corey Johnson as Sherman Fine/The Broker
- Tiny Lister as Julian Day
- Chris O'Donnell as Johnny LaMonica
- Ming Na-Wen as Shado
- Michael Bacall as George Flannery
Catwoman 3
Plot
- Carmine Falcone, the 75-year-old leader of the Falcone crime family learns that Catwoman is his daughter. There is currently a fierce internal struggle in the Falcone family between Falcone and his son Alberto (along with Tony Zucco). The remnants of the Yakuza crime group have since joined the Falcone family, including its defacto leader, Eiko Hasigawa, who is an ally of Carmine.
- Catwoman has since formed a sexual on-and-off relationship with Batman, but she is really using him to hide at Wayne Manor from authorities. She learns that Batman is trapped by the Penguin and comes and saves him. She arrives, but Batman has escaped. She then fights the Penguin and defeats him. The GCPD then show up and arrest her. In jail, Falcone's thugs break her out, but she then takes them out and throws them in jail instead. She does, however, gives Carmine a visit. Catwoman does not believe his claim that she is her daughter, but agrees to join Carmine to take down Alberto and Zucco after offering her countless jewels.
- Catwoman takes a look at the files she stole from Batman and finds out that Black Mask is still alive. She then goes on a hit spree on low-level villains that may pose a threat to her and Carmine. These include Film Freak, Mad Hatter and Bane.
- Carmine is very impressed with her. Catwoman fakes an alliance with Zucco in order to gain their trust and to defeat their rival, Black Mask, who is a paraplegic due to his last fight with Catwoman, but still in charge of Falcone's biggest crime threat. Catwoman is however, surprised that Black Mask has a new bodyguard, Catman. The two tangle until Catwoman wins and eventually kills Black Mask by squeezing him with her lethal leg scissors. Zucco gains Catwoman's trust. She forms a fake sexual relationship with him.
- Catwoman learns that Holly is killed due to an armed robbery ordered by Carmine and Eiko. This occurs while the Carmine family is even more divided. Catwoman kills Bone, the robber who killed Holly. Carmine learns of this and is upset, but knows that Catwoman is extremely powerful and needed. Catwoman cannot forgive Carmine for this and decides to join Zucco and Alberto in the Carmine family takedown. Catwoman befriends Poison Ivy and the two form an alliance.
- An absolutely massive fight takes place between the two sects of the Carmine Family. The GCPD are also on scene. The Carmine Family is ripped apart as Catwoman and Poison Ivy form a fantastic duo taking out as many thugs as possible. Poison Ivy kills Alberto, Catwoman kills Carmine and Eiko kills Zucco. Catwoman then kills Eiko.
- Catwoman then decides to perform crime with Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn, calling themselves the Gotham CIty Sirens
Cast
- Olivia Wilde as Selina Kyle/Catwoman
- Martin Sheen as Carmine Falcone
- Meghan Fox as Poison Ivy
- Nicky Katt as Tony Zucco
- Sienna Miller as Holly Robinson
- Kelly Hu as Ellen Yin
- Li Bingbing as Eiko Hasigawa
- David Boreanaz as Roman Sionis/Black Mask
- Evan Jones as Alberto Falcone
- Marg Helgenberger as Maggie Sawyer
- Dana Delany as Sarah Essen
- Corey Johnson as Sherman Fine/The Broker (cameo)