Batman Vs Venom : What Film Did Keaton Refuse To Star In?

According to the a&e biography episode on keaton, after he had refused the first time (after meetings with schumacher), warner bros. offered him $15 million, but keaton steadfastly refused and was replaced by val kilmer in batman forever (1995). keaton remained active during the 1990s, appearing in a wide range of films, including pacific heights, one good cop, my life and the star-studded shakespearean story much ado about nothing. he starred in the paper and multiplicity, and twice in the same role, that of elmore leonard character agent ray nicolette, in the films jackie brown and out of sight.

According to the a&e biography episode on keaton, after he had refused the first time (after meetings with schumacher), warner bros. offered him $15 million, but keaton steadfastly refused and was replaced by val kilmer in batman forever (1995). keaton remained active during the 1990s, appearing in a wide range of films, including pacific heights, one good cop, my life and the star-studded shakespearean story much ado about nothing. he starred in the paper and multiplicity, and twice in the same role, that of elmore leonard character agent ray nicolette, in the films jackie brown and out of sight.

This movie has just about the greatest cast. the main voice - moses - is played by the very talented val kilmer, who has an excellent song titled "the plagues" with ralph fiennes, who plays ramses. sandra bullock and michelle pfeiffer also give us their voice-overs, among many other people.in my opinion, this is an excellent movie.

Of the six actors to play batman - lewis wilson, robert lowery, adam west, michael keaton, val kilmer, george clooney - val kilmer was always bob kane's favorite. or at least, bob kane, creator of batman, said that he thought val was the best choice out of the bunch.well, val kilmer's batman has his work cut out for him as he does battle with tommy lee jones' two-face and jim carrey's riddler. while not battling the two maniacs he's either hitting on - or being hit on by - nicole kidman's psychiatrist dr. chase meridian, or he's trying to persuade chris o'donnell's dick grayson/robin that a life of crime fighting is really no life at all (because really he doesn't want other people to suffer through what he suffers).val kilmer is a capable batman, but given his past performances in "the doors" (which wasn't very good, to be honest) and "tombstone" (which was good) he should have been better, but he does what he can to weigh down this cgi-powered, light hearted romp.