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[[Image:batmanforever.jpg|thumb|right|275px|none|Batman Forever theatrical movie poster.]] | [[Image:batmanforever.jpg|thumb|right|275px|none|Batman Forever theatrical movie poster.]] | ||
<b>Movie (1995)</b><br> | <b>Movie (1995)</b><br> | ||
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<b>Starring:</b><br> | <b>Starring:</b><br> | ||
| − | Val Kilmer (Bruce Wayne | + | Val Kilmer (Batman / Bruce Wayne)<br> |
| − | Tommy Lee Jones ( | + | Tommy Lee Jones (Two-Face / Harvey Dent)<br> |
| − | Jim Carrey (Edward Nygma | + | Jim Carrey (The Riddler / Edward Nygma)<br> |
Nicole Kidman (Dr. Chase Meridian)<br> | Nicole Kidman (Dr. Chase Meridian)<br> | ||
| − | Chris O'Donnell (Dick Grayson | + | Chris O'Donnell (Robin / Dick Grayson)<br> |
Michael Gough (Alfred Pennyworth)<br> | Michael Gough (Alfred Pennyworth)<br> | ||
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| + | Former Gotham district attorney Harvey Dent, a.k.a. Two-Face, blames Batman for not saving him when he was splashed in the face with acid. After Batman foils one of Two-Face's robberies the villain swears vengeance on him. Meanwhile, Wayne Industries researcher Edward Nygma loses his mind after Bruce Wayne turns down his idea for interactive television, and becomes the Riddler. | ||
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| + | {{Series}} | ||
| + | [[Batman (1989)|Batman]]<br> | ||
==[[:Category:Sikorsky S-62|Sikorsky S-62]]== | ==[[:Category:Sikorsky S-62|Sikorsky S-62]]== | ||
Used by Two-Face in the bank robbery at the beginning. It flies through a large neon billboard and later crashes into Gotham's version of the Statue of Liberty. Similar to the Joker's Gazelle in the first film, long shots are done using special effects (a combination of CGI and models in this case) with closeups involving the actors using a mockup/full size helicopter. | Used by Two-Face in the bank robbery at the beginning. It flies through a large neon billboard and later crashes into Gotham's version of the Statue of Liberty. Similar to the Joker's Gazelle in the first film, long shots are done using special effects (a combination of CGI and models in this case) with closeups involving the actors using a mockup/full size helicopter. | ||
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| + | {{Footnote}} | ||
| + | == See also == | ||
| + | * [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112462/ Batman Forever at IMDb] | ||
| + | * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batman_Forever Batman Forever at Wikipedia] | ||
| + | * [http://imcdb.org/movie_112462-Batman-Forever.html Batman Forever at IMCDb] | ||
[[Category:Sikorsky S-62]] | [[Category:Sikorsky S-62]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:10, 21 March 2011
Movie (1995)
Starring:
Val Kilmer (Batman / Bruce Wayne)
Tommy Lee Jones (Two-Face / Harvey Dent)
Jim Carrey (The Riddler / Edward Nygma)
Nicole Kidman (Dr. Chase Meridian)
Chris O'Donnell (Robin / Dick Grayson)
Michael Gough (Alfred Pennyworth)
Former Gotham district attorney Harvey Dent, a.k.a. Two-Face, blames Batman for not saving him when he was splashed in the face with acid. After Batman foils one of Two-Face's robberies the villain swears vengeance on him. Meanwhile, Wayne Industries researcher Edward Nygma loses his mind after Bruce Wayne turns down his idea for interactive television, and becomes the Riddler.
Also from this series:
Sikorsky S-62
Used by Two-Face in the bank robbery at the beginning. It flies through a large neon billboard and later crashes into Gotham's version of the Statue of Liberty. Similar to the Joker's Gazelle in the first film, long shots are done using special effects (a combination of CGI and models in this case) with closeups involving the actors using a mockup/full size helicopter.
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