adam west played batman in the old tv show.
adam west played batman in the old tv show.
who played batman in the old tv show?
adam west
the episode is a re-telling of batman's origin story. paul dini, writer of many of the scripts for "", wrote the script for this episode. michael chang directed the episode. the episode first aired on april 9, 2010. people who voiced characters in "batman: the animated series" and who acted in the 1960s "batman" television series returned to voice characters in this episode: kevin conroy (the voice of batman) voices the phantom stranger, mark hamill (the voice of joker) voices spectre, richard moll (the voice of two-face) voices lew moxon, adam west (the actor that played batman in the 1960s "batman" television series) voices thomas wayne, julie newmar (the actress that played catwoman in the 1960s "batman" television series) voices martha wayne, and jennifer hale also reprises her role of zatanna from "justice league unlimited" (which was in continuity with "batman: the animated series"). there are more scenes that are in shadows than in previous episodes, and batman's costume is noticeably darker. the episode has images and sequences that are a homage to "batman: the animated series". the comic book limited series "untold legend of the batman" is the basis for this episode. before the episode aired, scott thill of "wired" said that this episode promises a return to batman’s murderous darkness. in a video interview about this episode for "comic book movie", producer michael jelenic said that paul dini will be working on a third episode (the first one featured bat-mite).
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george clooney joked, "joel schumacher told me we never made another "batman" film because batman was gay." in 2006, clooney said in an interview with barbara walters that in "batman & robin" he played batman as gay. "i was in a rubber suit and i had rubber nipples. i could have played batman straight, but i made him gay." walters then asked, "george, is batman gay?" to which he responded, "no, but i made him gay."









































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