Recast the 1995 Batman

I think I only saw that once but didnt mind it. Ws it because he acted in it or produced it?

Well, rumor has it he had to direct after Kevin Reynolds walked off. They said his acting was so terrible even though he actually gave a good performance in it.

I dont know why the public is so fickle about golden boy actors after one movie. Private life meltdowns - sure - but not one movie that doesnt fair so well at the box office.

I feel bad now for mucking around earlier.

I'm a big fan of The Untouchables (1987).

I kinda like Willis for this, actually. He'd sell the thuggish, vigilante side a bit better than most of the other names on here.

Kilmer was underrated, though. He wasn't what was wrong with that movie, and he was one of the more believable Bruce Waynes (as opposed to Batmans, if you follow).

I think early 90s Baldwin (Alec) would have been perfect for a more grounded Batman. Like if they had adapted Long Halloween or something like that in '95.

The answer is Michael Keaton - Batman, Billy Dee Williams - Two-Face, Jim Carrey - Riddler

I'm thinking that a Richard Donner directed Batman reboot with Bruce Willis as Batman could of been great.

Featuring Michael Douglas as Harvey Dent/Two-Face and Nicolas Cage as the Riddler.