Batman Forever
16/06/1995
In the looming shadows of Gotham City, two villainous souls devise twin schemes of revenge against the city's dark guardian. Two-Face, disfigured by chance and fueled by vengeance, is obsessed with destroying Batman, while the Riddler, a disillusioned genius, pursues the destruction of billionaire Bruce Wayne. Together they've hatched a plot to absorb and control the minds of all of Gotham City's residents, and only Batman and his new partner, Robin, can stop them! But the Dark Knight is hindered by a mystery from his own childhood. He must hope that a new found love can help him overcome the incident that made him what he is. In the end, he must decide: will he be Batman—forever?
Movie Information
Val Kilmer
as Bruce Wayne / Batman
Tommy Lee Jones
as Harvey Dent / Two-Face
Jim Carrey
as Edward Nygma / The Riddler
Nicole Kidman
as Dr. Chase Meridian
Chris O'Donnell
as Dick Grayson / Robin
Michael Gough
as Alfred Pennyworth
Pat Hingle
as Commissioner James Gordon
Drew Barrymore
as Sugar
Debi Mazar
as Spice
René Auberjonois
as Dr. Burton
Joe Grifasi
as Bank Guard
Elizabeth Sanders
as Gossip Gerty
Philip Moon
as Newscaster
Jessica Tuck
as Female Newscaster
Dennis Paladino
as Crime Boss Moroni
Kimberly Scott
as Margaret
Michael Paul Chan
as Executive
Jon Favreau
as Assistant
Greg Lauren
as Aide
Ramsey Ellis
as Young Bruce Wayne
Michael Scranton
as Thomas Wayne
Eileen Seeley
as Martha Wayne
David U. Hodges
as Shooter
Jack Betts
as Fisherman
Tim Jackson
as Municipal Police Guard
Daniel Reichert
as Ringmaster
Glory Fioramonti
as Mom Grayson
Larry A. Lee
as Dad Grayson
Bruce Roberts
as Handsome Reporter
George Wallace
as Mayor
Bob Zmuda
as Electronic Store Owner
Rebecca Budig
as Teenage Girl
Don Wilson
as Gang Leader
Sydney D. Minckler
as Teen Gang Member
Maxine Jones
as Girl on Corner #1
Terry Ellis
as Girl on Corner #2
Cindy Herron
as Girl on Corner #3
Dawn Robinson
as Girl on Corner #4
Gary Kasper
as Pilot
Amanda Trees
as Paparazzi Reporter
Andrea Fletcher
as Reporter
Ria Coyne
as Socialite
Jed Curtis
as Chubby Businessman
William Mesnik
as Bald Guy
Marga Gómez
as Journalist
Kelly Vaughn
as Showgirl
John Fink
as Deputy
Noby Arden
as Trapeze Act
Marlene Bologna
as Trapeze Act
Danny Castle
as Trapeze Act
Troy S. Wolfe
as Trapeze Act
Christopher Caso
as Harvey's Thug
Gary Clayton
as Harvey's Thug
Oscar Dillon
as Harvey's Thug
Keith Graham
as Harvey's Thug
Kevin Grevioux
as Harvey's Thug
Mark Hicks
as Harvey's Thug
Corey Jordan
as Harvey's Thug
Randy Lamb
as Harvey's Thug
Maurice Lamont
as Harvey's Thug
Sidney S. Liufau
as Harvey's Thug
Brad Martin
as Harvey's Thug
Deron McBee
as Harvey's Thug
Mario Mugavero
as Harvey's Thug
Joey Nelson
as Harvey's Thug
Jim Palmer
as Harvey's Thug
Robert Powell
as Harvey's Thug
Peewee Piemonte
as Harvey's Thug
Peter Radon
as Harvey's Thug
François Rodrigue
as Harvey's Thug
Joe Sabatino
as Harvey's Thug
Mike Sabatino
as Harvey's Thug
Ofer Samra
as Harvey's Thug
Matt Sigloch
as Harvey's Thug
Mike Smith
as Harvey's Thug
Kimberly Auslander
as Wayne Enterprises Lab Scientist (uncredited)
Ed Begley Jr.
as Fred Stickley (uncredited)
George Cheung
as Guest (uncredited)
Erik Cord
as Gotham Circus Guest (uncredited)
Scott Cranford
as Indian Drummer (uncredited)
Michael Dane
as Gotham SWAT (uncredited)
Gunnel Eriksson
as Gotham Circus Guest (uncredited)
Holiday Freeman
as Ritz Gotham Party Guest (uncredited)
Nancy Gassner-Clayton
as Solo Singer (uncredited)
Mitch Gaylord
as Mitch Grayson (uncredited)
Timothy Guest
as Lab Technician (uncredited)
Jenny Inge Devaney
as Showgirl (uncredited)
Bob Kane
as Guest (uncredited)
Joe Kent
as Two-Face Henchman (uncredited)
Patrick Leahy
as Sen. Patrick Leahy (uncredited)
Susan Lewis
as Ritz Gotham Party Guest (uncredited)
Marshall Dancing Elk Lucas
as Guest (uncredited)
Gorja Max
as Gotham Elite (uncredited)
Bob McGovern
as Casino Security Guard (uncredited)
Ve Neill
as Woman using NygmaTech Box (uncredited)
Velvet Rhodes
as Hooker (uncredited)
Dana Walsh
as Hooker (uncredited)
Harry Williams Jr.
as Gotham SWAT (uncredited)
Ilona Wilson
as Casino Patron (uncredited)
Sako Mako
as Homeless person (uncredited)
