If only they'd have made Batman Forever this way! it would have been awesome! Billy Dee Williams as Two-Face and seeing him transform into him from Harvey Dent would have been great the Tim Burton way, Robin Williams as The Riddler would have been interesting to see! But most of all, Brad Dourif as The Scarecrow would have really worked! If anyone could have done that role the Tim Burton way he was the perfect choice 👌
Actually, Tim Burton's only involvement with Batman Forever was to hire his friend Joel Schumacher as director, and help out hiring Lee and Janet Scott Batchler as the screenwriters. And it was Schumacher who wanted to do Two-Face, and he only wanted Tommy Lee Jones for the role, and that's already a done deal. And it's also the Batchlers who wanted to do The Riddler, and it was Joel Schumacher who wanted Robin Williams to play The Riddler, and he would be the same over the top/flamboyant Riddler as was in the final film. In the first two drafts written by the Batchlers, they gave Riddler the name of Lyle Heckendorf, not Edward Nygma. His company was not NygmaTech. His name was Lyle Heckendorf. So the name of the company was HeckTech. And Joel came up with a scene that was not in the final film where Lyle stalks Bruce Wayne and Chase Meridian at the circus, where they're about to see The Graysons die, and in order to get closer to Bruce, Lyle stole clothes from a fortune telling leprechaun, which form the basis of the Riddler outfit. Robin read the screenplay for Batman Forever and he loved it. Due to a salary dispute, the role went to Jim Carrey.
Robin Williams was Going to be the Riddler and Billy Dee Williams was going to be Two Face I Hope they Mention this in the Flash Movie. For Example Maybe in the Flash When the Flash Runs Through The Multiverse and Gets to Earth 89 the Michael Keaton Batman Universe when we see Wayne Manor or the Batcave we could see Newspapers Showing Robin Williams as the Riddler and Billy Dee Williams as Two Face, They Can do it WB Can Get Cool Pics Online and put it in the Movie.
Actually, Robin Williams was considered by Joel Schumacher before Jim Carrey was cast. Lee and Janet Scott Batchler wrote The Riddler with Robin Williams in mind. Robin Williams as The Riddler would be the same over the top/flamboyant Riddler as was in the final film. In the first two drafts of the screenplay for Batman Forever, The Batchlers gave Riddler the name of Lyle Heckondorf and his company was HeckTech. And Joel came up with the idea of Lyle stalking Bruce at the circus, and steal clothes from a fortune telling leprechaun, which form the basis of The Riddler outfit. Robin read the screenplay for Batman Forever and he loved it. Due to a salary dispute, they cast Jim Carrey. And it was Schumacher who wanted to do Two-Face, and he doesn't consider Billy Dee Williams for it (because he found him too heroic like Clark Gable) and that's why he cast Tommy Lee Jones as Two-Face.
Unfortunately, this is very unlikely to happen, but for a good reason- Robin Williams was actually remarkably ahead of his time and saw the way media was changing with the longevity of the internet, and specifically put it in his last will and testament that his imagery, name, or likeness not be used in any media after his death unless specifically greenlit by his family. And given that Robin Williams not only was screwed out of being in the 1989 Batman movie *as the Joker*, which he was enthusiastic about doing, but also publicly swore off working Warner Bros until they apologized… I don’t think his family would much approve of making Warner Bros more money :/ Still, talk about a missed opportunity, RW as Joker, Riddler, any Batman villain would have been great. Hell, make him Poison Ivy, he’d kill it.
@@evanzaremba4722 from what i remember/understand, that was a case of RW not trusting WB’s intentions, or otherwise not giving them what they wanted. It may have been sour grapes, or maybe he was busy at the time, but from how it sounds Robin Williams either didn’t want the part of Riddler out of spite, or otherwise missed his shot.
@@raytheuglymusician2453 according to an interview with Lee and Janet Scott Batchler on Superhero Stuff You Should Know, it was due to a salary dispute.
Joel Schumacher called up Robin Williams and he said to him on the phone, "Play The Riddler." And Robin said to Joel on the phone, "I love to, Joel." Lee and Janet Scott Batchler wrote the character with Williams in mind. Williams as The Riddler would be the same over the top/flamboyant Riddler as was in the final film. Due to a salary dispute, Warner Bros and Schumacher went with Jim Carrey instead.
I think Burton's third Batman movie was to be called Batman III or something like that, I do know Billy Dee Williams at some point was to have been transformed from Harvey Dent to Two-Face and I do know Marlon Wayans as to have played Robin. Would have been interesting to see if Burton directed the third Batman movie, how things would've turned out.
Sorry to break it to you but the movie never exited, there was no script, story or planned villains. Everything you hear on the internet is fanmade rumors. Batman III was the first draft for Batman Forever’s script, which was written AFTER Burton left and Schumacher was hired. He was the one who wanted Two Face while WB wanted Riddler. Brad Dourif himself confirmed he was never asked for Scarecrow and was only asked for Joker back in 1987/1988. The title “Batman Continues” is also a false rumor fans made up as there’s no concrete source or answer on where that originated or where Burton said it. These myths must DIE.
Actually, it doesn't exist. It was Joel Schumacher and The Batchlers who wanted to do Two-Face and The Riddler as the main villains for Batman Forever. Joel doesn't consider Billy Dee Williams for Two-Face (because he found him too heroic like Clark Gable) and he wanted Two-Face to be Tommy Lee Jones. And it was also Joel who wanted Robin Williams to play The Riddler (before Jim Carrey was cast).
@@evanzaremba4722 I heard that the reason that Billy Dee Williams didn't return as Harvey Dent/Two-Face is because he said he was obligated under his contract to play Harvey in only the first film.
@@flopsyrailwayproductions1434 yeah, but Billy Dee Williams debunked this, because he only appear in the first film. Sam Hamm almost snucked Harvey Dent into the sequel, with The Joker turning Dent into Two-Face. Daniel Waters tried to bring Harvey Dent back for Batman Returns, and having The Red Triangle Circus Gang scarring Harvey Dent during a mayhem in Gotham City, and at the end, Harvey's in his hospital room, flipping his coin. Tim Burton's main thing is he wanted Batman Returns to be a completely different movie. Then he pass on the torch to his friend Joel Schumacher, when he brings in Two-Face for the film, and he cast Tommy Lee Jones in the role. The Batchlers wrote Two-Face especially for Tommy Lee Jones.
@@evanzaremba4722 Warner Brothers did not plan to have Harvey be scarred by the Red Triangle Circus Gang turn him into Two-Face. They were planning to have Catwoman do that.
@@flopsyrailwayproductions1434 let me say this to you: Max Shreck was never Harvey Dent. Daniel Waters debunked that rumor. And Robin Williams was actually considered for The Riddler by Joel Schumacher before the role went to Jim Carrey. Thanks to Ben Wan (The man who knows too much about Batman) and Andrew Bush on Superhero Stuff You Should Know.
It was good, but according to an interview with Lee and Janet Scott Batchler on Superhero Stuff You Should Know, Tim Burton's only involvement with Batman Forever is to hire his friend Joel Schumacher as director, and The Batchlers as the writers.
@evanzaremba4722 Again buddy, let people enjoy the multiverses and most of all. STOP acting like you're better than everyone else and stealing other people's art on DA and putting them up as if they're your own, THEN people would respect you.
Actually, Tim Burton's Batman 3 was never actually existed. It has revealed that Burton had one meeting with Warner Bros and they asked him, "Tim, don't you want to do something more family-friendly? More kid-friendly? Something smaller? Kinda like Pee-Wee's Big Adventure?" And Tim said to them, "You don't want me. The people of McDonald's don't want me." Meanwhile, Joel Schumacher was getting ready to film The Client (based off the John Grisham novel) and Warner Bros approach him the next Batman, but only if Burton hire him. So Joel left the breakfast meeting, flew up to New York, had lunch with Tim, and Tim hired Joel to do the next Batman.
@@oofyeet5935 he got that from Michael Keaton when he wanted the third film to where Bruce started out. And yeah, Joel was a fan of Year One. WB just had to wait until The Dark Knight Trilogy.
Actually, it doesn't exist. And Patrick Stewart was rumored to be considered for Mr. Freeze in Batman & Robin, but Joel debunked that rumor on The Hollywood Reporter, because Danny DeVito (who played The Penguin in Batman Returns) convinced Joel to cast Arnold Schwarzenegger in the role, because Joel told Danny that he met with Arnold several times and he wanted to work with him.
@@Isaacisaperson4677 yes I'm sure. When Ben Wan interviewed Janet Batchler for Batman Online back in 2011, she said that she and her husband Lee delivered their work as Batman 3.
I don't think we missed out on anything too special with a third Burton film. It looks much the same and the course correction was needed. Returns was just a little too dark and bleak. I'm glad they went with Joel Schumacher because Batman Forever is a lot of fun and that's what these movies need to be.
Actually, according to Superhero Stuff You Should Know, Batman Forever didn't start out as a Tim Burton project. It was always Joel Schumacher's baby. According to their interview with Lee and Janet Scott Batchler, Burton's only involvement with Batman Forever is to hire his friend Schumacher to direct, and The Batchlers to write the screenplay.
I would have loved to see this movie, it would have been good like 2 but better than 1, I feel it, but no, in another universe if it was achieved, Marlon wayans as Robin if I finish convinced, I would have said, holy devils, Batman, but what is that? is cinema
Yeah... I hope then mention all this BATMAN stuff in the FLASH movie. The Flash time travels with himself. But apparently that’s too much Flash in the FLASH MOVIE. MORE BATMAN AND LESS FLASH IN MY FLASH MOVIE PLEASE!
Batman Forever didn't start out as a Tim Burton project. It was always Joel Schumacher's baby. Tim's only involvement with Batman Forever is to hire his friend Joel to direct, and help out hiring Lee and Janet Scott Batchler to write the screenplay.
@@LucidShiloh no. Because it was not Tim who wanted Michael Keaton to come back as Batman/Bruce Wayne for the third one. It was Joel, because Joel wanted Michael to come back for the third. The Batchlers wrote Batman with Keaton in mind. His agency wanted $15 million and the piece of the gross and merchandising, but Michael never like the idea of Batman with a bigger role at the time. So he took a pass on it. Both Johnny Depp and William Baldwin were on the list to replace Michael, but they turned it down, due to schedule conflicts. So WB, Tim, Joel, The Batchlers, and Akiva Goldsman chose Val Kilmer.
It was originally tim burtons but they fired him and joel shumacher took over and thats also the reason why they recasted everyone including michael keaton because he had stated that if tim burton was not doing it he would not come back as bruce wayne in the third
Marlon Wayans would've been a terrible choice for Robin, especially Dick Grayson. I'm not racist or anything, but do we really have to race swap every superhero?
The credits are just being faithful to the Burton-verse. Did you know that before Chris O'Donnell was decided on, the choice before him was Leonardo DiCaprio, but he turned the role down because both Leo and Michael Keaton hated the direction on where the threequel was going, also Leo isn't a big fan of sequels because most of the time they suck as continuations.
@@KenMasters. actually, Michael Keaton left the Batman because there was a salary dispute. Because he wanted too much money, and he never like the idea of Batman with a bigger role at the time. Also, not only DiCaprio was on the list to play Robin before Chris O'Donnell was cast, but also Mark Wahlberg, Ewan McGregor, Jude Law, Alan Cumming, and Toby Stephens.
@@evanzaremba4722 In his defense, that is kind of unfair. Because Christian Bale made more than Keaton and nearly lost his $35M after TDKR. One pet-peeve I always had: Everytime a someone makes a Batman film, they always have something against Robin. They shouldn't think of him as a colorful and campy sidekick, but instead as Batman's mysterious and vigilant equal with a vengeful chip on his shoulder. Best choices for the role: · Johnny Depp as Burton-verse Robin · Taylor Lautner as Nolan-verse Robin · Aidan Gallagher as Reeves-verse Robin
@@KenMasters. because I watched an interview with Lee and Janet Scott Batchler on the Superhero Stuff You Should Know podcast RUclips channel, and they said that there was a salary dispute between Michael Keaton, Robin Williams, and Warner Bros., after Joel Schumacher had Tommy Lee Jones already in Batman Forever.
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Amazing how Elfman composed this theme way back in the late 80's and it still hits as hard now as it did back then.
If only they'd have made Batman Forever this way! it would have been awesome! Billy Dee Williams as Two-Face and seeing him transform into him from Harvey Dent would have been great the Tim Burton way, Robin Williams as The Riddler would have been interesting to see! But most of all, Brad Dourif as The Scarecrow would have really worked! If anyone could have done that role the Tim Burton way he was the perfect choice 👌
Actually, Tim Burton's only involvement with Batman Forever was to hire his friend Joel Schumacher as director, and help out hiring Lee and Janet Scott Batchler as the screenwriters.
And it was Schumacher who wanted to do Two-Face, and he only wanted Tommy Lee Jones for the role, and that's already a done deal. And it's also the Batchlers who wanted to do The Riddler, and it was Joel Schumacher who wanted Robin Williams to play The Riddler, and he would be the same over the top/flamboyant Riddler as was in the final film.
In the first two drafts written by the Batchlers, they gave Riddler the name of Lyle Heckendorf, not Edward Nygma. His company was not NygmaTech. His name was Lyle Heckendorf. So the name of the company was HeckTech. And Joel came up with a scene that was not in the final film where Lyle stalks Bruce Wayne and Chase Meridian at the circus, where they're about to see The Graysons die, and in order to get closer to Bruce, Lyle stole clothes from a fortune telling leprechaun, which form the basis of the Riddler outfit.
Robin read the screenplay for Batman Forever and he loved it. Due to a salary dispute, the role went to Jim Carrey.
Yeah and all of it would be even more awesome if that film was Batman Continues
Which is the 3rd Tim Burton Batman movie that was supposed to happen
Robin Williams was Going to be the Riddler and Billy Dee Williams was going to be Two Face I Hope they Mention this in the Flash Movie. For Example Maybe in the Flash When the Flash Runs Through The Multiverse and Gets to Earth 89 the Michael Keaton Batman Universe when we see Wayne Manor or the Batcave we could see Newspapers Showing Robin Williams as the Riddler and Billy Dee Williams as Two Face, They Can do it WB Can Get Cool Pics Online and put it in the Movie.
Actually, Robin Williams was considered by Joel Schumacher before Jim Carrey was cast. Lee and Janet Scott Batchler wrote The Riddler with Robin Williams in mind. Robin Williams as The Riddler would be the same over the top/flamboyant Riddler as was in the final film. In the first two drafts of the screenplay for Batman Forever, The Batchlers gave Riddler the name of Lyle Heckondorf and his company was HeckTech. And Joel came up with the idea of Lyle stalking Bruce at the circus, and steal clothes from a fortune telling leprechaun, which form the basis of The Riddler outfit. Robin read the screenplay for Batman Forever and he loved it. Due to a salary dispute, they cast Jim Carrey. And it was Schumacher who wanted to do Two-Face, and he doesn't consider Billy Dee Williams for it (because he found him too heroic like Clark Gable) and that's why he cast Tommy Lee Jones as Two-Face.
Unfortunately, this is very unlikely to happen, but for a good reason- Robin Williams was actually remarkably ahead of his time and saw the way media was changing with the longevity of the internet, and specifically put it in his last will and testament that his imagery, name, or likeness not be used in any media after his death unless specifically greenlit by his family. And given that Robin Williams not only was screwed out of being in the 1989 Batman movie *as the Joker*, which he was enthusiastic about doing, but also publicly swore off working Warner Bros until they apologized… I don’t think his family would much approve of making Warner Bros more money :/ Still, talk about a missed opportunity, RW as Joker, Riddler, any Batman villain would have been great. Hell, make him Poison Ivy, he’d kill it.
@@raytheuglymusician2453 I also heard that Joel offered Robin The Riddler before it went to Jim.
@@evanzaremba4722 from what i remember/understand, that was a case of RW not trusting WB’s intentions, or otherwise not giving them what they wanted. It may have been sour grapes, or maybe he was busy at the time, but from how it sounds Robin Williams either didn’t want the part of Riddler out of spite, or otherwise missed his shot.
@@raytheuglymusician2453 according to an interview with Lee and Janet Scott Batchler on Superhero Stuff You Should Know, it was due to a salary dispute.
Robin Williams riddler
Joel Schumacher called up Robin Williams and he said to him on the phone, "Play The Riddler." And Robin said to Joel on the phone, "I love to, Joel." Lee and Janet Scott Batchler wrote the character with Williams in mind. Williams as The Riddler would be the same over the top/flamboyant Riddler as was in the final film. Due to a salary dispute, Warner Bros and Schumacher went with Jim Carrey instead.
I think Burton's third Batman movie was to be called Batman III or something like that, I do know Billy Dee Williams at some point was to have been transformed from Harvey Dent to Two-Face and I do know Marlon Wayans as to have played Robin. Would have been interesting to see if Burton directed the third Batman movie, how things would've turned out.
Sorry to break it to you but the movie never exited, there was no script, story or planned villains. Everything you hear on the internet is fanmade rumors. Batman III was the first draft for Batman Forever’s script, which was written AFTER Burton left and Schumacher was hired. He was the one who wanted Two Face while WB wanted Riddler. Brad Dourif himself confirmed he was never asked for Scarecrow and was only asked for Joker back in 1987/1988. The title “Batman Continues” is also a false rumor fans made up as there’s no concrete source or answer on where that originated or where Burton said it.
These myths must DIE.
It was called Batman Continues
If only we could have gotten this.
Actually, it doesn't exist. It was Joel Schumacher and The Batchlers who wanted to do Two-Face and The Riddler as the main villains for Batman Forever. Joel doesn't consider Billy Dee Williams for Two-Face (because he found him too heroic like Clark Gable) and he wanted Two-Face to be Tommy Lee Jones. And it was also Joel who wanted Robin Williams to play The Riddler (before Jim Carrey was cast).
@@evanzaremba4722 I heard that the reason that Billy Dee Williams didn't return as Harvey Dent/Two-Face is because he said he was obligated under his contract to play Harvey in only the first film.
@@flopsyrailwayproductions1434 yeah, but Billy Dee Williams debunked this, because he only appear in the first film. Sam Hamm almost snucked Harvey Dent into the sequel, with The Joker turning Dent into Two-Face. Daniel Waters tried to bring Harvey Dent back for Batman Returns, and having The Red Triangle Circus Gang scarring Harvey Dent during a mayhem in Gotham City, and at the end, Harvey's in his hospital room, flipping his coin. Tim Burton's main thing is he wanted Batman Returns to be a completely different movie. Then he pass on the torch to his friend Joel Schumacher, when he brings in Two-Face for the film, and he cast Tommy Lee Jones in the role. The Batchlers wrote Two-Face especially for Tommy Lee Jones.
@@evanzaremba4722 Warner Brothers did not plan to have Harvey be scarred by the Red Triangle Circus Gang turn him into Two-Face. They were planning to have Catwoman do that.
@@flopsyrailwayproductions1434 let me say this to you: Max Shreck was never Harvey Dent. Daniel Waters debunked that rumor. And Robin Williams was actually considered for The Riddler by Joel Schumacher before the role went to Jim Carrey. Thanks to Ben Wan (The man who knows too much about Batman) and Andrew Bush on Superhero Stuff You Should Know.
Excellent work I most defiantly would have thought tim would do an intro like this for sure :)
It was good, but according to an interview with Lee and Janet Scott Batchler on Superhero Stuff You Should Know, Tim Burton's only involvement with Batman Forever is to hire his friend Joel Schumacher as director, and The Batchlers as the writers.
Very good, also love the touch of the "HALLOWEEN PARTY" graffiti on the wall, I can easily see the film taking place on Halloween. Love it
In the Batman DarKnight script written by Lee Shapiro and Stephen Wise, it's set during Halloween featuring The Scarecrow and Man-Bat.
@@evanzaremba4722 man bat was going to be in tim burton's 3erd batman?
@@jamestallini13 actually, Man-Bat was in the Batman: DarKnight script by Lee Shapiro and Stephen Wise. Besides, Tim Burton's Batman 3 didn't exist.
@evanzaremba4722 Again buddy, let people enjoy the multiverses and most of all. STOP acting like you're better than everyone else and stealing other people's art on DA and putting them up as if they're your own, THEN people would respect you.
This would of been so much better then what we got from Joel Schumacher.......
Actually, Tim Burton's Batman 3 was never actually existed. It has revealed that Burton had one meeting with Warner Bros and they asked him, "Tim, don't you want to do something more family-friendly? More kid-friendly? Something smaller? Kinda like Pee-Wee's Big Adventure?" And Tim said to them, "You don't want me. The people of McDonald's don't want me." Meanwhile, Joel Schumacher was getting ready to film The Client (based off the John Grisham novel) and Warner Bros approach him the next Batman, but only if Burton hire him. So Joel left the breakfast meeting, flew up to New York, had lunch with Tim, and Tim hired Joel to do the next Batman.
@@evanzaremba4722 also Joel Schumacher wanted to do a Batman Year One Flim at some point
@@oofyeet5935 he got that from Michael Keaton when he wanted the third film to where Bruce started out. And yeah, Joel was a fan of Year One. WB just had to wait until The Dark Knight Trilogy.
Can you do an opening theme for Tim Burton’s Batman and Robin?
I want the rest of the movie!
Great job this is canon for me
Actually, it didn't exist.
@@evanzaremba4722 Thank you captain obvious
@@rupertsmith5815 my pleasure.
I recommend the Fanscription telling of what if Burton were to continue and made Forever.
@@zenothecubone2022 ok thanks
makes one for Batman and Robin in the Tim Burton version, with Patrick Stuart as mister freezer.
It's on it's way
Actually, it doesn't exist. And Patrick Stewart was rumored to be considered for Mr. Freeze in Batman & Robin, but Joel debunked that rumor on The Hollywood Reporter, because Danny DeVito (who played The Penguin in Batman Returns) convinced Joel to cast Arnold Schwarzenegger in the role, because Joel told Danny that he met with Arnold several times and he wanted to work with him.
@@frenichfarm and nobody's gonna like it.
@@evanzaremba4722 Fanscription
@@thatmadman6870 well, I don't like fanscription.
Nice work. Tim Burton's Batman 3 was going to be called Batman Continues stupid name but still
Actually, it was a made up title that everybody was talking about.
@@evanzaremba4722 you sure cause people did the same thing with Batman Unchained calling it batman triumphant
@@Isaacisaperson4677 yes I'm sure. When Ben Wan interviewed Janet Batchler for Batman Online back in 2011, she said that she and her husband Lee delivered their work as Batman 3.
HOLY SHHHHH THIS IS AWESOME!
I don't think we missed out on anything too special with a third Burton film. It looks much the same and the course correction was needed. Returns was just a little too dark and bleak. I'm glad they went with Joel Schumacher because Batman Forever is a lot of fun and that's what these movies need to be.
Película de Batman eternamente en español latino de Tim Burton 👍 en español latino en yutube 😊😊😊
In an alternate reality, this happened!
This would’ve been good but oh well what are you gonna do
Actually, according to Superhero Stuff You Should Know, Batman Forever didn't start out as a Tim Burton project. It was always Joel Schumacher's baby. According to their interview with Lee and Janet Scott Batchler, Burton's only involvement with Batman Forever is to hire his friend Schumacher to direct, and The Batchlers to write the screenplay.
Awesome
It doesn't exist. Check out the video "The Myth of Tim Burton's Batman 3: Batman Continues Debunked."
@@evanzaremba4722 oh, and will you also do tim burtons spiderman in batman style?
@@Gavin53zane he didn't do Spiderman. Besides, Tim and Joel only the DC stuff.
@@evanzaremba4722 I get it but it was just a custom idea
@@Gavin53zane oh really?
I would have loved to see this movie, it would have been good like 2 but better than 1, I feel it, but no, in another universe if it was achieved, Marlon wayans as Robin if I finish convinced, I would have said, holy devils, Batman, but what is that? is cinema
I would love to reedit the full batman forever film sadly finding the dialogue without background music for batman forever might be impossible
Somebody please send this to Doug Wallet
Brad dourif as scarecrow
Yeah... I hope then mention all this BATMAN stuff in the FLASH movie. The Flash time travels with himself. But apparently that’s too much Flash in the FLASH MOVIE. MORE BATMAN AND LESS FLASH IN MY FLASH MOVIE PLEASE!
Batman Forever didn't start out as a Tim Burton project. It was always Joel Schumacher's baby. Tim's only involvement with Batman Forever is to hire his friend Joel to direct, and help out hiring Lee and Janet Scott Batchler to write the screenplay.
Yes it did fam
@@LucidShiloh no. Because it was not Tim who wanted Michael Keaton to come back as Batman/Bruce Wayne for the third one. It was Joel, because Joel wanted Michael to come back for the third. The Batchlers wrote Batman with Keaton in mind. His agency wanted $15 million and the piece of the gross and merchandising, but Michael never like the idea of Batman with a bigger role at the time. So he took a pass on it. Both Johnny Depp and William Baldwin were on the list to replace Michael, but they turned it down, due to schedule conflicts. So WB, Tim, Joel, The Batchlers, and Akiva Goldsman chose Val Kilmer.
I dont think you could have been more wrong
It was originally tim burtons but they fired him and joel shumacher took over and thats also the reason why they recasted everyone including michael keaton because he had stated that if tim burton was not doing it he would not come back as bruce wayne in the third
@@DarthMalgusYT I was right, according to Superhero Stuff You Should Know.
So we’d have had Catwoman, Robin, Two Face, Riddler and Scarecrow? That’s a little overstuffed.
if tim burtons movie would of had a black robin and robin williams my name isnt Sam Albert and it is the great Sam Albert smarter than all of you
Marlon Wayans would've been a terrible choice for Robin, especially Dick Grayson. I'm not racist or anything, but do we really have to race swap every superhero?
Please dont do marlon wayans as robin chris o donnel only please
The credits are just being faithful to the Burton-verse.
Did you know that before Chris O'Donnell was decided on, the choice before him was Leonardo DiCaprio, but he turned the role down because both Leo and Michael Keaton hated the direction on where the threequel was going, also Leo isn't a big fan of sequels because most of the time they suck as continuations.
And Marlon Wayans was only signed for Batman Returns before the character of Robin was removed from the film.
@@KenMasters. actually, Michael Keaton left the Batman because there was a salary dispute. Because he wanted too much money, and he never like the idea of Batman with a bigger role at the time.
Also, not only DiCaprio was on the list to play Robin before Chris O'Donnell was cast, but also Mark Wahlberg, Ewan McGregor, Jude Law, Alan Cumming, and Toby Stephens.
@@evanzaremba4722
In his defense, that is kind of unfair. Because Christian Bale made more than Keaton and nearly lost his $35M after TDKR.
One pet-peeve I always had: Everytime a someone makes a Batman film, they always have something against Robin. They shouldn't think of him as a colorful and campy sidekick, but instead as Batman's mysterious and vigilant equal with a vengeful chip on his shoulder.
Best choices for the role:
· Johnny Depp as Burton-verse Robin
· Taylor Lautner as Nolan-verse Robin
· Aidan Gallagher as Reeves-verse Robin
@@KenMasters. because I watched an interview with Lee and Janet Scott Batchler on the Superhero Stuff You Should Know podcast RUclips channel, and they said that there was a salary dispute between Michael Keaton, Robin Williams, and Warner Bros., after Joel Schumacher had Tommy Lee Jones already in Batman Forever.
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And one more thing, check out an interview with The Batchlers as well.
@@evanzaremba4722 🤡
@@Superman-xr1oh well now, I just hope that you say that.
@@evanzaremba4722 Nice try clown boy. I've already seen you make that copy pasta response. Atleast try and make some sense when you type.
@@Superman-xr1oh why don't you join the circus? They have clowns there. Haha.