There's so much about the 1989 Batman here I did not know. And I do love the excellent long-form interview. style You are very empathetic as an interviewer, and your questions are in good taste without the tabloid. Batman's war on crime is primarily psychological, and that is why the first film works with Michael Keaton as a psychological Batman. I wonder who the other major contender was for the title role besides Mr. Keaton?
I believe Pierce Brosnan was a brief contender. Ray Liotta was apparently offered more than one role in the film, which he turned down in order to be in Goodfellas.
There's so much about the 1989 Batman here I did not know. And I do love the excellent long-form interview. style You are very empathetic as an interviewer, and your questions are in good taste without the tabloid. Batman's war on crime is primarily psychological, and that is why the first film works with Michael Keaton as a psychological Batman. I wonder who the other major contender was for the title role besides Mr. Keaton?
I believe Pierce Brosnan was a brief contender. Ray Liotta was apparently offered more than one role in the film, which he turned down in order to be in Goodfellas.
I never thought Alfred “just let Vicki in.” It’s clear she went there.
Was really surprised to hear that story about Jon Peters nearly being on the Lockerbie flight 🤯
Anyway loved all the insight, thank you and thanks to Jonathan 👍
Thank you, glad you enjoyed the piece. :)