In a 2020 interview, Michael Keaton revealed he was really nervous and self conscious about working with Jack Nicholson, because he's so strong on film and had so much power, and it ended up just being great because Nicholson made everybody feel really, really, relaxed. They ended up becoming close friends.
Source? Keaton has said on numerous talk shows he wasn't nervous at all working with Nicholson on the film because they met beforehand and minutes into their first dinner it was clear he wasn't some diva asshole but a good acting partner.
@@Picnicl Thanks for your kind words, Picnicl. Your statement about the order of actors' names in the credits has nothing to do with the original comment, namely, in that moment at 2:07 we can tell that Jack respects Michael. Whether he respected him before or after, and to what degree, is irrelevant.
@@Picnicl My suitability to those roles has again no relevance to the original discussion, although it seems you too would be unfit for the roles given how much you have managed to convolute a simple conversation. Unfortunately, you appear to believe humans are only ever capable of feeling one emotion at any given time. Even if Jack insisted on being credited first, which one may argue was well within his rights as an accomplished actor at that time, it would not directly translate to a sign of disrespect to Keaton. Even if it did, what he says and how he behaviours here - which was what the original comment was in response to - has absolutely no bearing on how he feels towards him at that time. You have no evidence to support any "underlying intent" that Jack has for acting how he does. I understand what you're trying to say, but i'm afraid it's weak and baseless, and certainly not worth continuing. Good day.
@@BedlamsBluff Jack was the star of the movie ...I love Keaton's Batman he's the best but the movie could have been called the Joker as alot of people said back in 89 .
"All you gotta do is tell me no, baby", what a great line by Keaton. It really seems like all the doubters and naysayers really just helped to fuel his epic performance as Batman/Bruce Wayne. So it's definitely appropriate of him to thank them all.
Fully agree, I loved that he said that. Almost seemed like Jack egged him on a bit, I wonder what he whispered to him. FFWD to his Pennsylvania election ad, Michael Keaton Douglas was a scrappy little kid which you had to be in a big family or in a tough neighborhood. Tell him he can't do something. That's what happened to me and I am the highest paid and educated person in my family. Boom.
dbreiden83080 Only in your mind. That's your opinion not a fact so please stop saying that like it's an absolute fact. Judging by your avatar sweetie, you probably never picked up a Batman comic book or graphic novel in your life.
I love the fact that Keaton finished his speech off by basically saying F you to all the people that went too far with their distaste of him being hired for the role 2 years before.
I love how Keaton mentions the pissed off fans that wrote him letters saying your gunna suck and don't be batman, back out. BUT guess what! MICHAEL KEATON PROVED all those mad fans WRONG! HE NAILED IT AS BATMAN! and WILL ALWAYS BE BATMAN! THANK YOU TIM BURTON FOR NOT CHANGING YOUR MIND AND STICKING WITH KEATON AS BATMAN!
This is just iconic: Batman and the Joker accepting an award together 🤟🏻 Side-note: Jack Nicholson’s voice is very relaxing for some weird, psychotic reason.
I love how Jack Nicholson reminds Michael Keaton to blast the bastards who said he couldn’t do Batman justice. Keaton was and is the only Bruce Wayne/Batman that exists.
Curiosity: he is the only Bruce Wayne. All other Batmen have the comic book accurate character of being Batman rather than Bruce as the real persona, but Keaton's real persona is Bruce.
@@youngfox2186 You think? He seems pretty uncomfortable in Wayne's skin to me... As if, I don't know. He waited sitting in the library till a giant batsymbol hit him in the face.
@@Ben-pd2bx absolutely shit all over Michael’s version, I liked keatons Batman but he’s literally got nothing on Pattinsons Bruce now. Pattinson is by far the best Batman, because his portrayal is actually true to the comics.
I remember the car ride home from the theaters when my dad took me to see the 89 batman. I was so amazed by what I saw, i pretended I was riding home in the batmobile and the joker was chasing us. Easily my favorite movie. 2nd is T2
Saw it for the very first time at a little thing most youngsters don't know about called a drive-in movie theater. You ever heard of those kids? Well, it was a fan-darn-tastic time, and Batman never looked better on the big screen. In fact, I saw the first three Batman films all at the theater, two at the drive-in (the Burton films) and the third at the traditional theater (Schumacher's crappy but serviceable film).
The first 2 Batman movies from Tim Burton and Michael Keaton will forever be in my top movie lists of all time. I agree with a comment made earlier about the re-watch ability those 2 films have. The nostalgia is there of course but Tim Burton really does transport you to a different world in those films and IMO the best films out there are the ones that are fantastical / escapism. Nolan/ Bale films were amazing but I just don't watch them as much as I do the Burton ones. Plus Keaton's easily my favorite live action version of Batman and I doubt that will ever change.
Agreed. I just re-watched all the Batman films (starting with Batman: The Movie (1966,) and was curious what happened after Batman Returns. To summarise my research: McDonald's pulled the Batman Returns toys from their tie-in because Catwoman was too provocative and the Penguin was too scary with black goo coming out of his mouth. That made Warner Bros. lose their shit because they were focused on merchandising and blamed Tim Burton for Batman Returns not making as money as they'd hoped (almost $100 million less than Batman), so told Tim Burton to step down as Director for the 3rd film but stay on as Producer. Joel Schumacher took the Director's chair with instructions to make it lighter and more family friendly than the Burton movies. Then Michael Keaton, already upset about Tim being sidelined, read the script, said "it sucks," and bailed. Val Kilmer was cast as an emergency replacement. In Batman Forever we were introduced to bright lights, black lights and neon, with everything feeling more toy-like and silly. It took $22 million more than Batman Returns at the Box Office. Then Tim Burton bailed completely. Val Kilmer was already booked for filming The Saint, so couldn't come back. George Clooney was cast, with Schumacher remaining the director. In Batman & Robin, Warner Bros. returned the superhero genre back to the camp nonsense Keaton and Burton had worked so hard to recover it from, and the Dark Knight was once again a joke. It took around $55 million less than Batman Returns and killed the franchise.
I love those two movies with all I have. But I was "Returns" was shot in the same set as Batman. It has a different feel to it, and the first movie is my favorite. Perhaps the movie I've watched the most times in my life.
No other Batman will ever beat the hype we lived in 1989 when this movie was released. The film, the merchandising, the news...and of course, the Batdance.
Keaton's batman will always be top! He had been my favorite actor since 1979 working stiffs. I found out the night batman was playing on The big screen..... My baby girl was coming in 8 months! I was so happy that night!
That was the point that even Tim Burton said. If Michael went out on the street as himself, you wouldn't go 'uh-oh'. He looks like type of guy who would need to dress up as a bat for effect.
@@Kiiieeechiii except anybody couldn't be Batman. Bruce Wayne is a superior specimen of a human being to be able to do the things he does to battle crime. That's not Mr. Mom.
@@godphoenix66x I always viewed Burton's take on Batman as somewhat supernatural. This "average joe" unassuming guy doesn't look like he could fight his way out of a wet paper bag, but once he flips that switch and becomes Batman, he can kick a man across a roof and through a door. Hell, he picks up Jack Napier, flat footed, like he's picking up a bag of feathers.
I love how Nicholson looks so zoned out during Keaton's speech. But in all seriousness, they were both brilliant in their roles, the defining Batman and Joker for me(yes, I'll see the Dark Knight at some point).
I was born 2 years after the Batman movie was released and i hearing those letters protesting and questioning Michael Keaton's ability got me curious. Idk man he did a great job he's the perfect Batman tbh and that speech, i thought it was empowering. Wow
@@willcastro3805 no doubt. Keaton did stand up before, is naturally funny and had done a lot of comedies before doing Batman. Not to mention he did Beatle Juice and I'm actually shocked that Burton did not pick him up to play The Joker.
I know they were both actors playing arch enemies, but it just looks funny to me when they both shake hands Lol Batman / Bruce Wayne and Jack Napier Joker haha both terrific Actors. #1 best Batman movie ever made !
These guys were 1-derful !!! Thanks Tim Burton, for your vision, for putting them together and create the best Batman movie ever. So glad Keaton mentioned the rest of the cast, specially the great Michael Gough.
Say what you will about Burton vs Nolan, at the end of the day no one has come close to Keaton's Batman. In 30 years no one has done the Dark Knight better.
@Anthony Actually is, if you prefer Nolan, is becasue you never understood a single thing abt Batman universe 🤦♀️ It does not make you less. But don't say rubbish abavaba
I'm thinking about Keaton thanking the haters and them sending hate mail pretty much. You know how much energy it took back in those days to do that. Actually writing a letter. Seal it in an envelope. Then take it to the post office and buy a stamp and then mail it...... because some guy got cast in a role.
ikr. today i get it as once you buy a device set yourself up online you just type any shit and click submit.. , but back then ...man thats so sad! at some point in the process you think theyd be like 'man what am i doing'
People back in the 80s were actually boycotting the idea of Keaton as batman, even venting out their frustrations in the newspapers 📰 30 yrs later nobody is saying that lol
They said the same about ledger playing joker and Joaquin. Never listen to idle chit chat . Always watch the film and have your own opinion. Michael was and will always be the best Bats
![BATMAN (1989) Casting Michael Keaton [HD] Behind the Scenes](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/J0EEnfDAZJ4/mqdefault.jpg)
In a 2020 interview, Michael Keaton revealed he was really nervous and self conscious about working with Jack Nicholson, because he's so strong on film and had so much power, and it ended up just being great because Nicholson made everybody feel really, really, relaxed. They ended up becoming close friends.
Just like the real Batman and joker
@@MrGabeanator LOL
@@elfsieben1450 ik
Source? Keaton has said on numerous talk shows he wasn't nervous at all working with Nicholson on the film because they met beforehand and minutes into their first dinner it was clear he wasn't some diva asshole but a good acting partner.
Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson are the best.
Wait, I thought that other guys name was Jackson? Hahaha
👏👏👏👏
2:07 ...Jack respects the hell out of Michael :)
@@Picnicl That has nothing to do with this clip. Thanks
@@Picnicl Thanks for your kind words, Picnicl. Your statement about the order of actors' names in the credits has nothing to do with the original comment, namely, in that moment at 2:07 we can tell that Jack respects Michael. Whether he respected him before or after, and to what degree, is irrelevant.
@@Picnicl My suitability to those roles has again no relevance to the original discussion, although it seems you too would be unfit for the roles given how much you have managed to convolute a simple conversation. Unfortunately, you appear to believe humans are only ever capable of feeling one emotion at any given time. Even if Jack insisted on being credited first, which one may argue was well within his rights as an accomplished actor at that time, it would not directly translate to a sign of disrespect to Keaton. Even if it did, what he says and how he behaviours here - which was what the original comment was in response to - has absolutely no bearing on how he feels towards him at that time. You have no evidence to support any "underlying intent" that Jack has for acting how he does. I understand what you're trying to say, but i'm afraid it's weak and baseless, and certainly not worth continuing. Good day.
@@Picnicl The greatest thing you'll ever learn is to love and be loved in return. Very best
@@BedlamsBluff Jack was the star of the movie ...I love Keaton's Batman he's the best but the movie could have been called the Joker as alot of people said back in 89 .
"All you gotta do is tell me no, baby", what a great line by Keaton. It really seems like all the doubters and naysayers really just helped to fuel his epic performance as Batman/Bruce Wayne. So it's definitely appropriate of him to thank them all.
Patrick C. shut up nerd.
Bob? Gun.
Fully agree, I loved that he said that. Almost seemed like Jack egged him on a bit, I wonder what he whispered to him. FFWD to his Pennsylvania election ad, Michael Keaton Douglas was a scrappy little kid which you had to be in a big family or in a tough neighborhood. Tell him he can't do something. That's what happened to me and I am the highest paid and educated person in my family. Boom.
@@godphoenix66x you need to live life before saying that shit
I actually thought Michael Keaton was a good choice to play Batman all along. And yes, I have been dining out on that fact for 33 very smug years. 🙂
Love how Keaton shut all the haters up. Best Batman ever.
Pre internet too lol.
Now there’s another one on the way
Yeah before internet they wrote letters lol
Christian Bale was 2000 times better but I'll let you live in your fantasy land.
@@godphoenix66x except he wasn't he sounded like he had a smokers cough those movies are great bale is great but he's not better then Keaton
Two acting legends!!! Watching Batman 1989 never gets old what a movie ☺
😍😍😍
Batman 89.. Winner and still champion..
dbreiden83080 Only in your mind. That's your opinion not a fact so please stop saying that like it's an absolute fact. Judging by your avatar sweetie, you probably never picked up a Batman comic book or graphic novel in your life.
LOL okay. Wow you took a harmless comment a tad personal.
Shut up! Michael Keaton is the best Batman of the cinematic history!
the best batman to date
Lol hell no
That epic ending left Jack speechless. I loved that
A truely awesome pair.
Adam Smith
That's what she said
I love the fact that Keaton finished his speech off by basically saying F you to all the people that went too far with their distaste of him being hired for the role 2 years before.
I love how Keaton mentions the pissed off fans that wrote him letters saying your gunna suck and don't be batman, back out. BUT guess what! MICHAEL KEATON PROVED all those mad fans WRONG! HE NAILED IT AS BATMAN! and WILL ALWAYS BE BATMAN! THANK YOU TIM BURTON FOR NOT CHANGING YOUR MIND AND STICKING WITH KEATON AS BATMAN!
look how much class they have giving thanks to the behind the screen people
Michael Keaton- Best Batman ever!
Jack Nicholson- Best joker ever!
Ben Affleck,George Clooney,Val killer, couldn't hold a candle to MICHAEL KEATON!
Best Batman
@Ryan Deery ... bud your comment is 7 yrs old, it's now 2021... and Keaton is gonna be Batman again in the forthcoming Flash movie 2022!
@@Robocoppat Heath Ledger was better than Jack Nicholson
This is just iconic: Batman and the Joker accepting an award together 🤟🏻
Side-note: Jack Nicholson’s voice is very relaxing for some weird, psychotic reason.
It's because he's slightly stoned pretty much all the time. 🙂
If you watch the making of The Shining, he's actually very chilled out! His whole presence is charismatic as fuck even just being himself!!
I very much agree, Nicholsons voice is relaxing and soooo sexy.
It's a shame we may never see Nicholson act again. He nails every role he is in. An absolute legend.
Michael Keaton BEST Batman EVER! 🦇
I love how Jack Nicholson reminds Michael Keaton to blast the bastards who said he couldn’t do Batman justice. Keaton was and is the only Bruce Wayne/Batman that exists.
Lmao you were funny
"Hey Keats, don't forget to tell the assholes to go fuck themselves!"
Forever
Curiosity: he is the only Bruce Wayne. All other Batmen have the comic book accurate character of being Batman rather than Bruce as the real persona, but Keaton's real persona is Bruce.
@@youngfox2186 You think? He seems pretty uncomfortable in Wayne's skin to me... As if, I don't know. He waited sitting in the library till a giant batsymbol hit him in the face.
And 30 years later he’s still the best Batman
Best live action joker by jack Nicholson too
Til march anyway ;)
Same. Always.
Rob might have something to say about that.
@@Ben-pd2bx absolutely shit all over Michael’s version, I liked keatons Batman but he’s literally got nothing on Pattinsons Bruce now. Pattinson is by far the best Batman, because his portrayal is actually true to the comics.
I remember the car ride home from the theaters when my dad took me to see the 89 batman. I was so amazed by what I saw, i pretended I was riding home in the batmobile and the joker was chasing us. Easily my favorite movie. 2nd is T2
I agree. I was a young boy when I first seen batman (1989) in the theater with my parents.
I was 11 when I saw Batman, and it was one of the biggest cinematic impacts I'd ever experienced.
@@Syklonus I remember seeing everything Batman that summer the movie hit theatres. McDonald’s, magazines, toys, malls, etc.. good times.
Jason Walker - aha ha that is like my Superman(78) story.
Saw it for the very first time at a little thing most youngsters don't know about called a drive-in movie theater. You ever heard of those kids? Well, it was a fan-darn-tastic time, and Batman never looked better on the big screen. In fact, I saw the first three Batman films all at the theater, two at the drive-in (the Burton films) and the third at the traditional theater (Schumacher's crappy but serviceable film).
The first 2 Batman movies from Tim Burton and Michael Keaton will forever be in my top movie lists of all time. I agree with a comment made earlier about the re-watch ability those 2 films have. The nostalgia is there of course but Tim Burton really does transport you to a different world in those films and IMO the best films out there are the ones that are fantastical / escapism. Nolan/ Bale films were amazing but I just don't watch them as much as I do the Burton ones. Plus Keaton's easily my favorite live action version of Batman and I doubt that will ever change.
yes I agree! both are great actors but Keaton pulled off the duality better... Keaton is key !!! lol
Agreed. I just re-watched all the Batman films (starting with Batman: The Movie (1966,) and was curious what happened after Batman Returns. To summarise my research:
McDonald's pulled the Batman Returns toys from their tie-in because Catwoman was too provocative and the Penguin was too scary with black goo coming out of his mouth.
That made Warner Bros. lose their shit because they were focused on merchandising and blamed Tim Burton for Batman Returns not making as money as they'd hoped (almost $100 million less than Batman), so told Tim Burton to step down as Director for the 3rd film but stay on as Producer. Joel Schumacher took the Director's chair with instructions to make it lighter and more family friendly than the Burton movies.
Then Michael Keaton, already upset about Tim being sidelined, read the script, said "it sucks," and bailed.
Val Kilmer was cast as an emergency replacement.
In Batman Forever we were introduced to bright lights, black lights and neon, with everything feeling more toy-like and silly. It took $22 million more than Batman Returns at the Box Office.
Then Tim Burton bailed completely.
Val Kilmer was already booked for filming The Saint, so couldn't come back.
George Clooney was cast, with Schumacher remaining the director.
In Batman & Robin, Warner Bros. returned the superhero genre back to the camp nonsense Keaton and Burton had worked so hard to recover it from, and the Dark Knight was once again a joke.
It took around $55 million less than Batman Returns and killed the franchise.
Batman is amazing. Lol batman Returns is not good, too much Tim Burton
I love those two movies with all I have. But I was "Returns" was shot in the same set as Batman. It has a different feel to it, and the first movie is my favorite. Perhaps the movie I've watched the most times in my life.
@@-Anonymous-. Wtf do you mean
Never rub another man's rhubarb
Pardon
@@b-six-twelve Movie reference.
@@b-six-twelve 💀💀
::exits frame::
Omg I swear that’s the best line! 😂
No other Batman will ever beat the hype we lived in 1989 when this movie was released. The film, the merchandising, the news...and of course, the Batdance.
When I see this it brings A SMILE TO MY FACE!!!!
Keaton's batman will always be top! He had been my favorite actor since 1979 working stiffs. I found out the night batman was playing on The big screen..... My baby girl was coming in 8 months! I was so happy that night!
Wow, what an amazing night that must have been. Great post. Really made me smile. God Bless.
One of my favorites as well. I haved liked him at everything he did
Michael Keaton have an awesome glasses!
Megaloton8210 and nice tux.
He got them in Malaysia. He was in the area.
Its those eye brows!!
Lol back then those glasses were real… now they’re all fake 🤣🤣😂
Keaton and Nicholson is what I grew up with and always be the definitive live action joker and batman
love that 0:15 handshake and then the "come on, partner!" signal. Mostly watch this video for that, love Michael Keaton!
Wow 2 of the greatest of all time! Nobody even match them even now in 2016
I can’t even watch movies now
BEST Batman and BEST Joker.
Steve Yochim Stfu
Agreed, too much CGI in the others.
You mean YOUR best batman and best joker,,, okay i got ya
Jack Nicholson was good but Keaton was an awful batman
Good to see there are still no shortage of retards online. Keaton was BY FAR the best Batman ever, & Nicholson is at least in the top 3 best Jokers.
Keaton out of the bat suit: This guy aint intimidating at all haha..
Keaton in the bat suit: Holyshit!!
That was the point that even Tim Burton said. If Michael went out on the street as himself, you wouldn't go 'uh-oh'. He looks like type of guy who would need to dress up as a bat for effect.
I liked the idea of having Bruce look like a regular guy because it kinda made you realize anyone could be Batman like Bob Kane said
@@Kiiieeechiii except anybody couldn't be Batman. Bruce Wayne is a superior specimen of a human being to be able to do the things he does to battle crime. That's not Mr. Mom.
@@godphoenix66x I always viewed Burton's take on Batman as somewhat supernatural.
This "average joe" unassuming guy doesn't look like he could fight his way out of a wet paper bag, but once he flips that switch and becomes Batman, he can kick a man across a roof and through a door.
Hell, he picks up Jack Napier, flat footed, like he's picking up a bag of feathers.
still the best Batman hands down.
The best Bruce Wayne and the best Joker.
Lol no es solo tu Opinion pero No es un hecho
It’s so awesome to see Jack Nicholson and Michael Keaton cheering each other on as pals.
Two legends. Real characters both on and off the screen.
I love how Nicholson looks so zoned out during Keaton's speech.
But in all seriousness, they were both brilliant in their roles, the defining Batman and Joker for me(yes, I'll see the Dark Knight at some point).
I was so obsessed with this movie.
fucking Nicholson man... what a legend.
You ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?
You wouldn't hit a guy with glasses would ya?
You can't make an omelet without first breaking some eggs
I was born 2 years after the Batman movie was released and i hearing those letters protesting and questioning Michael Keaton's ability got me curious. Idk man he did a great job he's the perfect Batman tbh and that speech, i thought it was empowering. Wow
Keaton's mannerisms remind me a lot of Nicholson. I never noticed it until this video.
I think the best Batmans would've also been able to play the Joker.
@@willcastro3805 no doubt. Keaton did stand up before, is naturally funny and had done a lot of comedies before doing Batman. Not to mention he did Beatle Juice and I'm actually shocked that Burton did not pick him up to play The Joker.
Same eyebrows
Keaton was the best Batman
Love Michael Keaton 😃
These guys are fantastic
2 legends!!!
Keaton and those legendary eyebrows, man!
A solid Batman and one of the cleanest badass suits in cinema ever.
Keaton just said FU to haters without saying FU!! The best Bat/Joker imo!!!
Great pair in the beginning of Batman. Jack should have been nominated for academy award for playing the Joker.
He really should have. He did a fantastic job.
so he did🙂
Wow, look at the chemistry these two have! They should do a movie together playing friends.
from back then till now I will always like batman and batman returns .... great work from director and actors ..
I know they were both actors playing arch enemies, but it just looks funny to me when they both shake hands Lol Batman / Bruce Wayne and Jack Napier Joker haha both terrific Actors. #1 best Batman movie ever made !
How michael is giving so much respect to Jack ❤
Michael Keaton is still my best bruce wayne & Batman
Seeing Sonny Crockett hand Batman and Joker the award for Best Picture kinda makes me realize there is a God.
The 80s and very early 90s were awesome
Yessss
Two brilliant actors.
🌷Jack is forever 😎
Will never get another batman movie like this
Best Batman and joker 👍🏻🃏💯
Omg shaking hands with MR Jack Nicholson! Life goals ! Well deserved MR Michael Keaton! So many years passed epic stays epic! Gotta ❤️Cinema! 😘
Keaton's last comment is like a Tweet before Twitter existed lol
So much love for both these icons!
They have the same energy Jack and Michael.
34 years later and he still fit in the cowl... keep those letters coming.
Who ever would have guessed he'd be returning to the role 32 years later
Jack to Michael: Did a hell of a job!!
He sure did.
The best Batman :)
I have it on the original VHS
I was lucky enough to find it in one video store on sale
They Both Look Really Great there👍👍💣💣🌟🌟 My Favorite Two Batman & Joker. I Love 1989 Batman
I don't know why but I love seeing these guys interact. Batman and The Joker. And Keaton and Nicholson remained best friends. I LOVE that!
Wow, actual A-list celebrities used to attend the People's Choice Awards?? It's a joke nowadays.
so are the actors who attend it now, garbage and bullshit.
There are too many awards now. They're jaded.
Keaton and Nicholson are pure class. Great actors too.
I clicked on this because of the title then it started playing and I said "OH!MY!GOD!" Don Johnson almost made me faint. 😍
I'm glad Michael Keaton mentioned Michael Gould that man is a terrific actor I remember he was in a movie about a giant gorilla. R.I.P. my friend.
.BY THE YEAR 2035 THIS WILL STILL BE THE GREATEST BATMAN MOVIE EVER MADE
These guys were 1-derful !!! Thanks Tim Burton, for your vision, for putting them together and create the best Batman movie ever. So glad Keaton mentioned the rest of the cast, specially the great Michael Gough.
Say what you will about Burton vs Nolan, at the end of the day no one has come close to Keaton's Batman. In 30 years no one has done the Dark Knight better.
absolutely
Tim Burton took a gamble and paid off big time.
Nolan raised the bar.
Both did an amazing job in their versions
Amen to that!
@@dvader3000 Nolan tried his best. That's respectable indeed. Not enough magic.
@Anthony Actually is, if you prefer Nolan, is becasue you never understood a single thing abt Batman universe 🤦♀️ It does not make you less. But don't say rubbish abavaba
Micheal Keaton=Best and Darkest Batman!
Jack Nicholson=Best and Funniest Joker!
2 iconic legends, right there.
This video "puts a smile on my face"
I love Keaton's persistence
1990 I was born that year and Im a big Batman fan so that's awesome.
Michael Keaton was just adorable! ☺️
I'm thinking about Keaton thanking the haters and them sending hate mail pretty much. You know how much energy it took back in those days to do that. Actually writing a letter. Seal it in an envelope. Then take it to the post office and buy a stamp and then mail it...... because some guy got cast in a role.
ikr. today i get it as once you buy a device set yourself up online you just type any shit and click submit.. , but back then ...man thats so sad! at some point in the process you think theyd be like 'man what am i doing'
@@bozotheclown169 they never stop and think it seems
i love these gentlement! gosh please be back Jack!
Keaton and Nicholson are fucking amazing and Don Johnson is so handsome.
Loved Michael keaton ❤❤❤
Legends .
Now that's a duo.
Make the last batman movie together
Jack seems a very encouraging man. I suppose all the true greats are.
That's a lot of talent up there on that stage.
People back in the 80s were actually boycotting the idea of Keaton as batman, even venting out their frustrations in the newspapers 📰 30 yrs later nobody is saying that lol
They are still doing it but with other actors... remember when Heath was cast as joker? everyone wasn't sure.
Now these guys are the best.
My two favourite actors
Best. Batman. Ever.
They said the same about ledger playing joker and Joaquin. Never listen to idle chit chat . Always watch the film and have your own opinion. Michael was and will always be the best Bats
The more you think about it, this movie is really more a joker movie than a Batman movie. He gets more screen time and has a more clear origin story
Nice, baby! Love their chemistry.
Best Batman/Bruce ever!! 😘
I can watch the movie all day as well and I agree as well with both.
Yes... these 2 legends are the best Batman and Joker of the "90s" for sure.
How can you not love these two??
I agree Michael was the best Batman
This movie was a work of art !
Both are great actors. No doubt !
Love these two!