Movie Details
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Running Time
105 min
Rating
G
Budget
$1,377,800
Release Date
July 30, 1966
Previous Movie
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Appearances
Featured Characters:
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Plot
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Cast
Character | Actor |
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Batman/Bruce Wayne | Adam West |
Robin/Dick Grayson | Burt Ward |
The Joker | Cesar Romero |
Catwoman | Lee Meriwether |
Penguin | Burgess Meredith |
Riddler | Frank Gorshin |
Commissioner Gordon | Neil Hamilton |
Chief O'Hara | Stafford Repp |
Alfred | Alan Napier |
Commodore Schmidlapp | Reginald Denny |
Harriet Cooper | Madge Blake |
Bluebeard | Gil Perkins |
Morgan | Dick Crockett |
Quetch | George Sawaya |
Notes
- First full-length theatrical production of the Batman franchise.
- The Batman movie is a spin-off of the live-action 1966 Batman television series. Aside from featuring similar characters, it does not have anything in common with later Batman films.
- Running time 105 minutes.
- Theatrically released in the United States on July 30th, 1966.
- Budget: $1,377,800.
Trivia
- Julie Newmar, who played Catwoman in the TV series, was unable to return to her role due to other commitments. The part was thus recast with Lee Meriwether.
- Madge Blake (Aunt Harriet) makes only two brief appearances in the movie, and has no dialogue.
- The Batcopter and Batboat were created for the movie, and it was hoped these vehicles could be used in the TV series afterward. However, in the event, the footage of the Batcopter and and Batboat that appeared in the TV series was simply taken from the movie and edited into the episodes where required.
- During the Bat-fight sequence on the deck of the Penguin's submarine, a stuntman (playing one of the pirates) nearly drowned when he slipped off the side of the submarine and cracked his head on the bottom of the shallow water tank used in the scene, knocking himself unconscious. It wasn't until shooting of the scene had ended that it was realized he was missing, then a quick rescue operation had to be mounted by fellow stuntmen.
Recommended Media
See Also
- Characters from Batman (1966 Movie)
- Other things related to Batman (1966 Movie)
- Movie Gallery: Batman (1966 Movie)
Links and References
- Batman entry at Wikipedia
- Batman entry at the Internet Movie Database (IMDB)
- Batman: Yesterday, Today and Beyond
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