There's a good reason why they keep coming back to this voice cast for animated films and video games - they're perfect!Īs the quality of the live action movies quickly dwindled, The Animated Series became all the more important and treasured. That says nothing of the incredible guest cast with Mark Hamill's Joker, Adrienne Barbeau as Catwoman, Richard Moll as Two-Face and not to mention Arleen Sorkin's now iconic Harley Quinn. as Alfred, Robert Hastings as Commissioner Gordon, Loren Lester as Robin, Robert Costanzo, as Harvey Bullock. Each week a new episode premiered and I would be there with my after-school snack waiting to devour another adventure producer Brice Timm cooked up with his principal voice cast of Kevin Conroy as Batman, Efrem Zimbalist Jr. And man, that first time Man-Bat appeared on my TV screen was probably the first time I let out what I now affectionally call "nerd squeals." The sound of pure joy and excitement that simply can't be contained as you witness a character come to life in a way that you'd only previously experienced in single comic book frames. The first time Danny Elfman's rejiggered theme started playing against the neo-noir deco animation styling, I knew this show would be something special. announced Batman: The Animated Series, I was glued to my television set after school eagerly awaiting the two-episode premiere. Once Batman Returns left theaters and Warner Bros. Didn't matter if the issue was old or new, I bought it. I immediately stopped reading Spider-Man comics and went full on die-hard Batman comic collecting. From the opening movements of that movie's iconic score and that first rooftop fight with the two thieves, I became an instant Batman fan. I wasn't born a Batman fan, I was made one on the day my parents took me to the theater to see Tim Burton's Batman just ahead of my 7th birthday.
This documentary focuses on the importance of the Dark Knight’s allies in the Batman mythology.Voices of the Knight (Featurette) – Actors Mark Hamill, Kevin Conroy, Adriene Barbeau, Efrem Zimbalist Jr., and Andrea Romano discuss the process of bringing their iconic characters to life.Gotham’s New Knight (Featurette) – Barbara Gordon swings into focus in this exciting look at Batman’s trusted ally and equal, Batgirl.Video Commentary: “House and Garden” – Watch along as Producer Bruce Timm, Director Boyd Kirkland and writer Paul Dini take viewers behind the scenes of an exciting episode of Batman: The Animated Series.In-Movie Experience – Watch along as Producer Bruce Timm, Director Boyd Kirkland and writer Paul Dini take viewers behind the scenes of an exciting episode of Batman: The Animated Series.Arkham Asylum: Examine the Top-Secret Case Files of the Dark Knight’s Many Foes: Villain spotlight featurettes.“Concepting Harley Quinn” (Featurette) – Producer Paul Dini discusses how Harley Quinn was incorporated into the series.Tour of the Batcave (Featurettes): Batman: Utility Belt, Bat-Vehicles, Alfred.Audio Commentaries for 11 episodes. This hour-long documentary takes an in-depth look at the renowned storytellers behind the landmark series.The Dark Knight’s First Night Pilot Promo: Hosted by Bruce Timm (Featurette) – Witness the 1991 Batman promo reel as producers Bruce Timm and Eric Radomski discuss the origins of Batman: The Animated Series.Batman: The Legacy Continues Retrospective (Featurette) – DC luminaries join BTAS creators as they explore the combination of exquisite design and in-depth storytelling that helped create a once in a generation show.Robin Rising: How the Boy Wonder’s Character Evolved (Featurette) – The evolution of Dick Grayson from young ward to crime fighter.Gotham’s Guardians: The Stalwart Supporting Characters (Featurette) – Batman is not the only hero safeguarding Gotham City. Twenty-five years later, Batman: The Animated Series continues to inspire fans and myth makers all over the world. Special Features: The Heart of Batman (All-New Documentary) – A rare gathering of talent defined Batman for a generation.
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