Believe me, @Serum Lake when I heard it I too felt like I had stumbled upon long lost treasure! I'm really glad you enjoyed it and thank you so much for taking the time to watch and let me know your thoughts!
@@PhilMachi It was exactly the sort of thing I like to see. It’s great to get so many of the team’s thoughts and recollections about the show documented because some of them are no longer with us. It really drums home the fact that an army of people were responsible for this show, and it wasn’t just Bruce Timm and Paul Dini.
@@PhilMachi Do you have any idea how long I've been wanting to hear these recordings? 😂 For real, you are awesome for putting this out there. I would kinda love of these recordings could be incorporated into an animated DC movie set in the Multiverse in some capacity. Retroactively make Tim Curry a legit Joker in his own right. It'll never happen but it would be sweet.
@Alan Sunter Thank you so much for the support! I am happy to do my part but was also very fortunate to have the right person in my life at the right time who was generous enough to share it with me. I think a multiverse Curry-Joker would be a very lovely tribute!
I'm sorry these were the circumstances that lead the algorithm to promoting your video, but I'm glad it did. Thank you for your research and preservation of this pop culture icon.
That is very sweet of you to say. I’m sorry too, but I remain grateful for the opportunity to share these behind-the-scenes stories both as entertainment and as a way to remember our heroes. Thank you for watching. 🦇
When I found out this footage existed my jaw practically hit the floor! I feel so fortunate to have been able to share it with the world in this way. Thank YOU for watching and sharing the love!
@@PhilMachi It is odd to watch it now since It's hard to hear some one else then Hamill coming out from Jokers lips but it's fun to learn what was the base for it :)
I can absolutely see how that would be the expectation. Both are diabolical clowns and, on some level, his performance as Pennywise almost has a Hamill-esque sound to it.
This is so amazing. Thank you for capturing this story with Kevin Conroy being immortalised in the retelling of his most beloved role He will always be Batman
Greetings from Germany! Watched and loved the show in the 90s, got it on Blu-Ray a couple of years ago. Thanks for putting this on TH-cam! Just saw this had been a Kickstarter.
Greetings right back from the U.S.! I’m so glad to have comments from BTAS fans like you from all over the world! Thanks for commenting and yes, that Kickstarter campaign was a wild adventure 😅
Thanks for posting Tim Curry's version of Joker. I think Mark Hamill's performance as Joker is the best. Hamill's Joker can be fun, hilarious, creepy, and threatening at the same time. So we are able to see both threatening and hilarious clownish aspects of Joker through Mark Hamill. Tim Curry's Joker only gives the impression that it is just a creepy guy dressing up as a clown. There is a lack of humor with Tim Curry's Joker. I am also trying to find out Batman Animated Series unproduced episode "The Count and the Countess." I think the voiceworks for this episode were done for this episode. But this episode was never finished and it was replaced by Episode "See no Evil" written by Story Editor/Writer Martin Pasko. I think it was Buzz Dixon (who wrote the teleplay for Batman TAS Episode "Cat Scratch Fever") who wrote the script "The Count and the Countess." In 2010 interview with Lone Fan, Buzz said " I actually wrote three scripts for “Batman: The Animated Series”. The first involved a brand new pair of villains, a father and daughter Eurotrash team. That got me hired, but the script was eventually put aside when they decided to concentrate on established trademarked licensed characters. The next script was “Cat Scratch Fever” which was based on a story by Sean Catherine Derek; it was good and fun and marked the beginning of Catwoman’s gradual turn from 100% bad to half and half. The third script was “Beware The Creeper” which Steve Gerber asked me to help out on since he was facing deadline pressure." With Episode POV, I saw this information (below) at IMDb trivia section of this episode. "Originally, Montoya, Bullock and Wilkes told their accounts of what happened in a coffee shop instead of police headquarters, and their careers weren't on the line. The episode proper also would have delved into Bullock and Montoya's backstories, revealing that Bullock was once a high school sports star with an abusive father who drilled respect for the rules into him, explaining his intense dislike of Batman, while Montoya would have been revealed to grow up in Crime Alley and is a reformed teenage punk, who cleaned up her act and dedicated her life to helping people. Their backstories were axed by the censors, and were one of the main reasons why writer/story editor Sean Catherine Derek left the show in frustration."
How very interesting! Thank you for sharing all these tidbits here in the comments. "The Count and the Countess" I seem to remember came up in conversation for this documentary, but we didn't dive too much into it. There is definitely a nice list of unproduced scripts that could always find a way into animation -- one way or another. Also, I believe in his own way over time, Curry would have grown into and evolved the character of Joker just as Hamill fleshed him out through the years. I absolutely adore the version we have but there is part of my curiosity that wonders what Curry would have done with the role had he landed it.
@@PhilMachi You are welcome. I am also interested in seeing how the original scripts of POV, The Underdwellers, and The Forgotten looked like. After all, the scripts of these episodes were altered heavily in the final cut. I hope someday I will be able to see them. With me, I cannot see Tim Curry evolving the character of Joker throughout time since Tim Curry's Joker is only creepy. With Mark Hamill's Joker, it was funny, hilarious, creepy, and threatening from the very beginning starting with the episode "Christmas with Joker." But that's just me. Anyway, thanks a lot for making this documentary. It was interesting.
Excellent! This was a wonderful way to listen to everyone’s story of how and why this was such a great venture! The overlapping comments between each person flowed so well. Great job, Phil! Classic documentary of a Masterpiece! Loved it! Congratulations!
This is a great document I loved ever minute of it this show was a staple of my childhood it introduced me to comic books and also my favorite batman villian Scarecrow
Wow! What a great emotional and nostalgic piece. You can definitely tell the work and time that went into this great film. Interesting to see the FOX side of the story of which is rarely if ever told. Absolutely LOVED IT!
Thank you so much for this feedback! It means a lot when people can see the effort without the artist having to say "Hey, look! Effort!" The FOX / WB relationship is such an interesting partnership and I'm really happy you loved it!
So cool that you got some footage of Tim Curry's performance! I knew he had been cast as Joker initially but the recordings were never released, so this is really spectacular!
I had wanted to hear Tim Curry's Joker voice for such a long time. Thank you for letting us hear it. I wish that he could have been the Joker for the whole show.
I'm so honored to have been able to share this with the world. As a fan myself, it absolutely blew my mind, and I knew fellow BTAS fans would want to share that experience of hearing Curry's take on Joker. Thanks for watching and commenting!
So, this is my first time visiting your channel and I'm happy to see that you developed this documentary in a very restricted format. But man this is a knock out!! I'm genuinely excited 😊
Given the Covid situation, yes, this was the safest way to make the documentary. I hope to film the next in person if possible. Thank you so much for visiting and sharing your kind words in the comments! I am genuinely excited to have you here! 😄
Thank you for this great and also nostalgic film. My mind went back to the 90's when i and my brother was waiting for thursday 3 pm and another episodes on TV. Greetings from Poland!
It's so wonderful to know someone in Poland watched this film!! Thank you so much for taking the time to write me some lovely feedback. I remember rushing home from school for my Batman-fix as well :-) Great memories!
Dude, it was awesome meeting and talking with you this morning on Wisdom. Thanks for bringing your unique insights and personality to my talk. I’m glad you shared your Batman insights and told me about this documentary. It’s awesome!!!
Thanks so much for following through and checking out my film, Man! I'm so glad you like it, and I really enjoyed our chat this morning so thank you right back for starting up an engaging space for conversation.
I’m only a few seconds in but DAMN does it make you feel nostalgic, excited, and enthralled! Thank you Phil and thank you to everyone who took the time to be interviewed and who made this possible!
Here’s an idea Next Year The Cast & Crew Of The 2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Animated series should do a documentary and feather interview with the voice actors, including Scott Rayow and David Zen Mansely, oh and Greg Carey. For the shows 20th anniversary.
Just finished watching with my gf. I had bought the Chip Kidd book (got it signed by Kevin Conroy!), watched the HEART OF BATMAN doc on the Blu Ray, and I thought I knew everything about this show. You proved me wrong, you delighted me, you made me laugh and cry. This is the most perfect thing I've seen. THANK YOU!
It was my absolute joy and boyhood-dream-come-true to direct this documentary, Steven. One of my goals during production was to keep in mind things like "Heart of Batman" and all the tidbits I had seen and read through the years (like in Chip Kidd's book) -- the goal was to honor the series, honor its people, and show the longtime fans something they've never seen before. Thank you for watching/sharing it with your gf and for taking the time to write me this heartfelt message. You, sir, have just made my afternoon. All the best to you!
great doc on the experience. beautiful work all round! B:TAS was such a huge part of my childhood, and was the main reason i was a Batman fanatic in the first place. i did want to respectfully touch on something someone else pointed out below, the notable absence of Mark Hamill. i can understand if he wasn't free for the interview, but it seems as if all mention of him has been edited out of the entire doc? with more emphasis placed on Harley instead. kinda feels like a key piece of this whole thing is missing. just curious was there any specific reason for Mark's absence? otherwise it was a fun emotional nostalgic ride. when Kevin started talking about his scene in Phantasm at the graveyard, and the inspiration behind it, i couldn't help but tear up for both the man and the character. this show was powerful stuff. thx again for the hard work!
Thank you very much indeed for sharing your feelings and emotions on both the series and the doc! Your respect and candor are also appreciated. 17 people were kind and gracious enough to give their time to me so I could produce something to honor the BTAS. That being said, I was absolutely in talks with additional people: some of whom had scheduling conflicts and some whom (for whatever reason) I was never able to reach in the first place. One of my goals with this production was to show something that hadn't already been covered before in previous documentaries or DVD bonus features. I wanted to show what I had available and not draw attention to what was not. While it is understandable to desire more and wonder what could else have been, I prefer to focus on things that did happen - like how this was Paul Williams' first ever appearance in a professional production regarding his role as Penguin. Perhaps someday I'll be able to interview Mark as well. Harley's segment got maybe 1 additional minute of time but that was due to my wanting to include Kevin Altieri's graphic novel work (which to me is more about Kevin than it is Harley). For what it's worth, I feel like Mark IS part of my "philm" as he is fondly spoken about via his colleagues where appropriate ...but there is only so much time and yet so much to cover. Thanks again! 🦇
You can really tell how much they all cared about the characters n how much thought they all put into it. It was a good show because they weren't lazy about it
Absolutely, Maddie, it's so much fun observing the B:TAS Team express their love for the series and it completely comes through in the cartoons! Thank you for watching!
Wait, I want to hear more about the supposed Bane movie we were going to get prior to it being changed to Mr freeze Sub-Zero. Mr freeze, Bane, and Riddler on my top three favorite villains in no particular order. So I'm definitely happy with it being Mr freeze for the movie. But now I'm curious to see what kind of a Bane story we would have gotten. Anyone know if there's more information out there about it?
@Nightwing615 - during the full interview I asked Randy about that exact story and was told it is being kept private for now because (and I am paraphrasing here): "You never know what story they'll want to do next." Thanks for watching!
Tim Curry's Joker is quite a very interesting interpretation. His laugh sounds like someone completely out of mind. Nothing against Mark's portrayal, but it would be interesting seeing Curry's Joker on the other episodes...
I wonder if he had been given the opportunity to develop the character over time, how it would have evolved over the years (if at all). Completely out of mind is an excellent description! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Wait a minute.... The Joker is the iconic Batman villain, and Mark Hamill is thought to be one of THE best Jokers. So, in a documentary that's 2:23:00 long, you couldn't find a minute to interview Hamill? Answer why they replaced Tim with Mark? You have Kevin Conroy talking about him, but you couldn't sit down with Mark? For shame.
@@nightwing6153 I completely disagree. Hamill is of course the definitive Joker but I love how menacing and yet goofy Tim's take could have been. Just another interpretation in a multitude of ways one can interpret the character.
@@alansunter2383 I think Mark Hamill's performance as Joker is the best. Hamill's Joker can be fun, hilarious, creepy, and threatening at the same time. So we are able to see both threatening and hilarious clownish aspects of Joker through Mark Hamill. Tim Curry's Joker only gives the impression that it is just a creepy guy dressing up as a clown. There is a lack of humor with Tim Curry's Joker.
Thank you so much for watching, Everyone! Please share this film and use #BatmanPHILM and #StayToonedShow when you do!
Thanks for showcasing Tim Curry’s performance as the Joker, that has been a holy grail type thing for me that I never thought I’d get to hear.
Believe me, @Serum Lake when I heard it I too felt like I had stumbled upon long lost treasure! I'm really glad you enjoyed it and thank you so much for taking the time to watch and let me know your thoughts!
@@PhilMachi It was exactly the sort of thing I like to see. It’s great to get so many of the team’s thoughts and recollections about the show documented because some of them are no longer with us. It really drums home the fact that an army of people were responsible for this show, and it wasn’t just Bruce Timm and Paul Dini.
@@PhilMachi Do you have any idea how long I've been wanting to hear these recordings? 😂 For real, you are awesome for putting this out there.
I would kinda love of these recordings could be incorporated into an animated DC movie set in the Multiverse in some capacity. Retroactively make Tim Curry a legit Joker in his own right. It'll never happen but it would be sweet.
@@PhilMachi sadly the rest of tim curry's joker is lost media
@Alan Sunter Thank you so much for the support! I am happy to do my part but was also very fortunate to have the right person in my life at the right time who was generous enough to share it with me.
I think a multiverse Curry-Joker would be a very lovely tribute!
0:18 Rest In Peace. Rest In Power. Kevin Conroy. Legend. Icon. Batman.
I'm sorry these were the circumstances that lead the algorithm to promoting your video, but I'm glad it did. Thank you for your research and preservation of this pop culture icon.
That is very sweet of you to say. I’m sorry too, but I remain grateful for the opportunity to share these behind-the-scenes stories both as entertainment and as a way to remember our heroes. Thank you for watching. 🦇
This is awome! I never think I will get to hear Tim Currey orginal Joker interpretation! It's a miracle this footage still exists! THANK FOR THAT!!!
When I found out this footage existed my jaw practically hit the floor! I feel so fortunate to have been able to share it with the world in this way. Thank YOU for watching and sharing the love!
@@PhilMachi It is odd to watch it now since It's hard to hear some one else then Hamill coming out from Jokers lips but it's fun to learn what was the base for it :)
I’m honestly a bit caught off guard by finally hearing Tim Curry’s Joker voice because I always imagined it sounding similar to Pennywise
I can absolutely see how that would be the expectation. Both are diabolical clowns and, on some level, his performance as Pennywise almost has a Hamill-esque sound to it.
This is so amazing. Thank you for capturing this story with Kevin Conroy being immortalised in the retelling of his most beloved role
He will always be Batman
Greetings from Germany! Watched and loved the show in the 90s, got it on Blu-Ray a couple of years ago. Thanks for putting this on TH-cam! Just saw this had been a Kickstarter.
Greetings right back from the U.S.! I’m so glad to have comments from BTAS fans like you from all over the world! Thanks for commenting and yes, that Kickstarter campaign was a wild adventure 😅
Thanks for posting Tim Curry's version of Joker. I think Mark Hamill's performance as Joker is the best. Hamill's Joker can be fun, hilarious, creepy, and threatening at the same time. So we are able to see both threatening and hilarious clownish aspects of Joker through Mark Hamill.
Tim Curry's Joker only gives the impression that it is just a creepy guy dressing up as a clown. There is a lack of humor with Tim Curry's Joker.
I am also trying to find out Batman Animated Series unproduced episode "The Count and the Countess." I think the voiceworks for this episode were done for this episode. But this episode was never finished and it was replaced by Episode "See no Evil" written by Story Editor/Writer Martin Pasko.
I think it was Buzz Dixon (who wrote the teleplay for Batman TAS Episode "Cat Scratch Fever") who wrote the script "The Count and the Countess."
In 2010 interview with Lone Fan, Buzz said " I actually wrote three scripts for “Batman: The Animated Series”. The first involved a brand new pair of villains, a father and daughter Eurotrash team. That got me hired, but the script was eventually put aside when they decided to concentrate on established trademarked licensed characters. The next script was “Cat Scratch Fever” which was based on a story by Sean Catherine Derek; it was good and fun and marked the beginning of Catwoman’s gradual turn from 100% bad to half and half. The third script was “Beware The Creeper” which Steve Gerber asked me to help out on since he was facing deadline pressure."
With Episode POV, I saw this information (below) at IMDb trivia section of this episode.
"Originally, Montoya, Bullock and Wilkes told their accounts of what happened in a coffee shop instead of police headquarters, and their careers weren't on the line. The episode proper also would have delved into Bullock and Montoya's backstories, revealing that Bullock was once a high school sports star with an abusive father who drilled respect for the rules into him, explaining his intense dislike of Batman, while Montoya would have been revealed to grow up in Crime Alley and is a reformed teenage punk, who cleaned up her act and dedicated her life to helping people. Their backstories were axed by the censors, and were one of the main reasons why writer/story editor Sean Catherine Derek left the show in frustration."
How very interesting! Thank you for sharing all these tidbits here in the comments. "The Count and the Countess" I seem to remember came up in conversation for this documentary, but we didn't dive too much into it. There is definitely a nice list of unproduced scripts that could always find a way into animation -- one way or another. Also, I believe in his own way over time, Curry would have grown into and evolved the character of Joker just as Hamill fleshed him out through the years. I absolutely adore the version we have but there is part of my curiosity that wonders what Curry would have done with the role had he landed it.
@@PhilMachi You are welcome. I am also interested in seeing how the original scripts of POV, The Underdwellers, and The Forgotten looked like. After all, the scripts of these episodes were altered heavily in the final cut. I hope someday I will be able to see them.
With me, I cannot see Tim Curry evolving the character of Joker throughout time since Tim Curry's Joker is only creepy. With Mark Hamill's Joker, it was funny, hilarious, creepy, and threatening from the very beginning starting with the episode "Christmas with Joker." But that's just me.
Anyway, thanks a lot for making this documentary. It was interesting.
Wonderful documentary, definitely deserves more views!
Many thanks for the kind words and for contributing to those views! 😉
Excellent! This was a wonderful way to listen to everyone’s story of how and why this was such a great venture! The overlapping comments between each person flowed so well. Great job, Phil! Classic documentary of a Masterpiece! Loved it! Congratulations!
WOW...Thank you, Matthew for that stunning feedback! I am so happy you loved it!
This is a great document I loved ever minute of it this show was a staple of my childhood it introduced me to comic books and also my favorite batman villian Scarecrow
Scarecrow is an excellent villain to have as a favorite. Thanks for watching and for the kind words!
@@PhilMachi no problem dude
Great documentary thank you
Wow! What a great emotional and nostalgic piece. You can definitely tell the work and time that went into this great film. Interesting to see the FOX side of the story of which is rarely if ever told. Absolutely LOVED IT!
Thank you so much for this feedback! It means a lot when people can see the effort without the artist having to say "Hey, look! Effort!" The FOX / WB relationship is such an interesting partnership and I'm really happy you loved it!
So cool that you got some footage of Tim Curry's performance! I knew he had been cast as Joker initially but the recordings were never released, so this is really spectacular!
I’m happy to have been given the opportunity to share it with the world! Thanks so much for watching & commenting!
I had wanted to hear Tim Curry's Joker voice for such a long time. Thank you for letting us hear it. I wish that he could have been the Joker for the whole show.
I'm so honored to have been able to share this with the world. As a fan myself, it absolutely blew my mind, and I knew fellow BTAS fans would want to share that experience of hearing Curry's take on Joker. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Respect the source material, Respect your fans, and become legendary!
So, this is my first time visiting your channel and I'm happy to see that you developed this documentary in a very restricted format. But man this is a knock out!! I'm genuinely excited 😊
Given the Covid situation, yes, this was the safest way to make the documentary. I hope to film the next in person if possible. Thank you so much for visiting and sharing your kind words in the comments! I am genuinely excited to have you here! 😄
Thank you for this great and also nostalgic film. My mind went back to the 90's when i and my brother was waiting for thursday 3 pm and another episodes on TV. Greetings from Poland!
It's so wonderful to know someone in Poland watched this film!! Thank you so much for taking the time to write me some lovely feedback. I remember rushing home from school for my Batman-fix as well :-) Great memories!
@@PhilMachi He is not the only one from Poland ^_^ I'm from there as well :D
Dude, it was awesome meeting and talking with you this morning on Wisdom. Thanks for bringing your unique insights and personality to my talk. I’m glad you shared your Batman insights and told me about this documentary. It’s awesome!!!
Thanks so much for following through and checking out my film, Man! I'm so glad you like it, and I really enjoyed our chat this morning so thank you right back for starting up an engaging space for conversation.
Marc Singer was a thrill to meet face to face. I wish I had my blaster for him to autograph.
Marc is an absolute gentleman and very thoughtful actor.
Finally tim Currys joker voice!
YES! How do you feel about it?
@@PhilMachi It's awesome! I hope we get a release of a full episode with Tim as Joker
I’m only a few seconds in but DAMN does it make you feel nostalgic, excited, and enthralled! Thank you Phil and thank you to everyone who took the time to be interviewed and who made this possible!
Thank YOU, Celina for thanking all of us! I'm so happy you're enjoying it and for your continued support!
I’ve just bought the series on Blu-Ray. This was fun to watch as a finale for my binging of BTAS.
Thank you so much for watching! I'm so glad it felt like a worthy companion! :-)
Here’s an idea Next Year The Cast & Crew Of The 2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Animated series should do a documentary and feather interview with the voice actors, including Scott Rayow and David Zen Mansely, oh and Greg Carey. For the shows 20th anniversary.
That's my favorite version of the TMNT, actually! Who knows? There may be a Turtles documentary in my future someday... 😉 Thanks for writing!
Just finished watching with my gf. I had bought the Chip Kidd book (got it signed by Kevin Conroy!), watched the HEART OF BATMAN doc on the Blu Ray, and I thought I knew everything about this show.
You proved me wrong, you delighted me, you made me laugh and cry.
This is the most perfect thing I've seen.
THANK YOU!
It was my absolute joy and boyhood-dream-come-true to direct this documentary, Steven. One of my goals during production was to keep in mind things like "Heart of Batman" and all the tidbits I had seen and read through the years (like in Chip Kidd's book) -- the goal was to honor the series, honor its people, and show the longtime fans something they've never seen before.
Thank you for watching/sharing it with your gf and for taking the time to write me this heartfelt message. You, sir, have just made my afternoon. All the best to you!
RIP Kevin.
great doc on the experience. beautiful work all round! B:TAS was such a huge part of my childhood, and was the main reason i was a Batman fanatic in the first place. i did want to respectfully touch on something someone else pointed out below, the notable absence of Mark Hamill. i can understand if he wasn't free for the interview, but it seems as if all mention of him has been edited out of the entire doc? with more emphasis placed on Harley instead. kinda feels like a key piece of this whole thing is missing. just curious was there any specific reason for Mark's absence? otherwise it was a fun emotional nostalgic ride. when Kevin started talking about his scene in Phantasm at the graveyard, and the inspiration behind it, i couldn't help but tear up for both the man and the character. this show was powerful stuff. thx again for the hard work!
Thank you very much indeed for sharing your feelings and emotions on both the series and the doc! Your respect and candor are also appreciated.
17 people were kind and gracious enough to give their time to me so I could produce something to honor the BTAS. That being said, I was absolutely in talks with additional people: some of whom had scheduling conflicts and some whom (for whatever reason) I was never able to reach in the first place.
One of my goals with this production was to show something that hadn't already been covered before in previous documentaries or DVD bonus features. I wanted to show what I had available and not draw attention to what was not.
While it is understandable to desire more and wonder what could else have been, I prefer to focus on things that did happen - like how this was Paul Williams' first ever appearance in a professional production regarding his role as Penguin.
Perhaps someday I'll be able to interview Mark as well. Harley's segment got maybe 1 additional minute of time but that was due to my wanting to include Kevin Altieri's graphic novel work (which to me is more about Kevin than it is Harley). For what it's worth, I feel like Mark IS part of my "philm" as he is fondly spoken about via his colleagues where appropriate ...but there is only so much time and yet so much to cover.
Thanks again! 🦇
You can really tell how much they all cared about the characters n how much thought they all put into it. It was a good show because they weren't lazy about it
Absolutely, Maddie, it's so much fun observing the B:TAS Team express their love for the series and it completely comes through in the cartoons! Thank you for watching!
Wait, I want to hear more about the supposed Bane movie we were going to get prior to it being changed to Mr freeze Sub-Zero. Mr freeze, Bane, and Riddler on my top three favorite villains in no particular order. So I'm definitely happy with it being Mr freeze for the movie. But now I'm curious to see what kind of a Bane story we would have gotten. Anyone know if there's more information out there about it?
@Nightwing615 - during the full interview I asked Randy about that exact story and was told it is being kept private for now because (and I am paraphrasing here): "You never know what story they'll want to do next." Thanks for watching!
Tim Curry's Joker is quite a very interesting interpretation. His laugh sounds like someone completely out of mind. Nothing against Mark's portrayal, but it would be interesting seeing Curry's Joker on the other episodes...
I wonder if he had been given the opportunity to develop the character over time, how it would have evolved over the years (if at all). Completely out of mind is an excellent description! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Fun doc - Hoo-YAH!
Thanks for watching! Hoo-YAH!
I think Kevin is a great Batman I like him as my Batman
It's so awesome how he really has become the iconic Batman for so many people. 🦇
Wait a minute.... The Joker is the iconic Batman villain, and Mark Hamill is thought to be one of THE best Jokers. So, in a documentary that's 2:23:00 long, you couldn't find a minute to interview Hamill? Answer why they replaced Tim with Mark? You have Kevin Conroy talking about him, but you couldn't sit down with Mark?
For shame.
Oh, if only it were all up to me…
@@PhilMachi Well, that's suspiciously ambiguous....
You moron. He obviously couldn't get a hold of him, otherwise he would be in the video.
Wow the Tim Curry joker sounds terrible. Obviously Mark Hamill is the best, And can't be beat. But the Tim Curry isn't even decent on its own.
Nothing against Tim Curry as a person. But that joker just don't sound right.
@@nightwing6153 I completely disagree. Hamill is of course the definitive Joker but I love how menacing and yet goofy Tim's take could have been. Just another interpretation in a multitude of ways one can interpret the character.
@@alansunter2383 I think Mark Hamill's performance as Joker is the best. Hamill's Joker can be fun, hilarious, creepy, and threatening at the same time. So we are able to see both threatening and hilarious clownish aspects of Joker through Mark Hamill.
Tim Curry's Joker only gives the impression that it is just a creepy guy dressing up as a clown. There is a lack of humor with Tim Curry's Joker.