Batman (1966) |
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| Director(s) | Leslie H. Martinson |
| Producer(s) | William Dozier |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Comedy, Crime, Family |
Featured Cast of Batman See More »
Adam West
(as Batman / Bruce Wayne)
Burt Ward
(as Robin / Dick Grayson)
Cesar Romero
(as The Joker)
Burgess Meredith
(as The Penguin)
Alan Napier
(as Alfred)
Neil Hamilton
(as Commissioner Gordon)
Reginald Denny
(as Commodore Schmidlapp)
Dick Crockett
(as Morgan)
Batman Overview:
Batman (1966) was a Action - Adventure Film directed by Leslie H. Martinson and produced by William Dozier.
Batman BlogHub Articles:
THE BATMAN
Batman is my favorite comic book character, and just about every movie featuring the Dark Knight I've managed to go and see soon after its theatrical release. For the latest one, however, I felt no sense of urgency in seeing it in a theater. It is because I'm burned out by comic book movies and TV s... Read full article
THE POP STARS MOONLIGHTING BLOGATHON: Chad and Jeremy and Catwoman and Batman, 1966
Chad Stuart and Jeremy Clyde Gill at Realweegiemidget Reviews is hosting a unique blogathon devoted to the acting gigs of pop stars on March 12th to 14th. You will want to click HERE. Composer John Barry was influential in getting the folk-pop duo of Chad and Jeremy a recording contract and devel... Read full article
Batman: Dead End (2003, Sandy Collora)
Batman: Dead End goes far in validating the idea of cosplay as successful costuming for film—well, not Andrew Koenig’s Joker—but definitely the Batman outfit. Costume designer Michael MacFarlane, cinematographer Vincent E. Toto, and director Collora do figure out a way to do a “comics accura... Read full article
Batman Versus Predator (1991)
Batman Versus Predator, in case the title doesn’t give it away, is bad. It’s real bad. It could be worse, sure, but it’s real bad. It doesn’t open terribly—sure, the Kubert Brothers art is pretty bland from go, but the subject matter is at least sort of interesting (compared to where it go... Read full article
Kapow! Batman: The Movie
The Caped Crusaders board a yacht. Sarkoffagus, who wrote for the Classic Film & TV Cafe for its first five years, penned this special guest blogger review. As the Cafe celebrates its 10th anniversary this month, someone else has reached a prominent anniversary in 2019. The DC Comics character... Read full article
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