I'm Batman! No, I'm Batman! Trivia Quiz

Answer: Christian Bale

'The Dark Knight' (2008), was Christian Bale's second outing as Batman. Aaron Eckhart played Harvey Dent, a character who became badly injured in an accident conjured up by a madman, The Joker (played by the late Heath Ledger). The Joker used the expression, 'Why so serious?' in the movie. Harvey Dent became the 'Two-Face' character as a result of this.

Maggie Gyllenhaal (as Rachel Dawes), Morgan Freeman (as Lucius Fox), Eric Roberts (as Salvatore Maroni) and Gary Oldman (as Jim Gordon) also starred in the movie.

Christian Bale also starred in 'Equilibrium' (2002), 'Terminator Salvation' (2009), and 'Empire of the Sun' (1987).

Answer: Kevin Conroy

'The Mask of the Phantasm' (1993), was based on the successful cartoon series of the 1990s, and featured the voice talent of Kevin Conroy as Bruce Wayne/Batman.

Mark Hamill, of 'Star Wars' fame, voiced The Joker. Dana Delany featured as The Phantasm/Andrea Beaumont, a vigilante out for justice against the mob. Stacy Keach provided the voice of her father and the Phantasm also.

Kevin Conroy got his first real break in acting on 'Another World', where he played the character, Ricky Grove from 1980-1981.

Answer: Val Kilmer

'Batman Forever' (1995) was Val Kilmer's only outing as Batman. Chris O'Donnell featured as his sidekick, Robin, and Nicole Kidman featured as Dr. Chase Meridian in an all-star cast.

Tommy Lee Jones played the part of Two Face/Harvey Dent and Jim Carrey starred as The Riddler/Edward Nygma, where his character invented a machine ('the box') that could read the darkest secrets of people.

Drew Barrymore had a cameo role as one of Two Faces' ladies, Sugar.

Val Kilmer was in 'Willow' (1988) with Joanne Whalley, whom he married the same year. He featured as Iceman in 'Top Gun' (1986) and as Jim Morrison in 'The Doors' (1991).

Answer: Michael Keaton

'Batman Returns' (1992), was Michael Keaton's second and final appearance as Batman.

Danny De Vito played The Penguin/Oswald Cobblepot (a character with deformed hands), Christopher Walken played Max Shreck and Michelle Pfeiffer played Catwoman/Selina Kyle. In the movie, The Penguin and Shreck plotted to take over Gotham City.

Michael Keaton was born as Michael Douglas, but that name was already taken for movie billing purposes. Michael started out as a cameraman for television in Pittsburgh.

Answer: Kevin Conroy

'Mystery of the Batwoman' (2003) was based on the cartoon series of the 1990s. Kyra Sedwick, who has been married to Kevin Bacon, featured as the voice of the Batwoman, a vigilante whom the authorities believed was in cahoots with Batman. The Batwoman in the movie was a persona shared by three ladies; 'Rocky' Ballantine (voiced by Kelly Ripa), 'Kathy' Duquesne (voiced by Kimberly Brooks) and detective, Sonia Alcana (voiced by Eliza Gabrielli).

David Ogden Stiers featured as The Penguin and Hector Elizondo featured as Bane.

Kevin Conroy performed in 'Hamlet' and 'A Mid Summer Night's Dream' in California (San Diego) as a young actor. He went on to perform the title role in 'Hamlet' in New York at a Shakespeare festival in 1984, before his 'Batman' days.

Answer: Christian Bale

'Batman Begins' (2005), was the first Batman movie to feature Christian Bale. Cillian Murphy played the part of Dr. Jonathan Crane/Scarecrow, a role he reprieved briefly in 'The Dark Knight' (2008). Liam Neeson played Henri Ducard in the movie. The movie centred around the origins of Batman.

Other big names that featured in the movie were Michael Caine (Alfred), Katie Holmes (Rachel Dawes), Gary Oldman (Jim Gordon) and Morgan Freeman (Lucius Fox).

Christian Bale was in involved in a supposed assualt on his own mother and sister in 2008. Ultimately, police did not have sufficient evidence to try Christian in a court. Christian married Sandra Blazic in 2000.

Answer: Michael Keaton

'Batman' (1989), was Michael Keaton's first outing as the caped crusader. Jack Nicholson's 'Joker' character was created, in the movie, after a double cross from his boss, Carl Grissom (played by Jack Palance).

Jerry Hall played a minor role as Alicia in the movie. Kim Basinger featured as the love interest, Vicki Vale.

Michael Keaton starred in 'Beetlejuice' (1988), 'The Dream Team' (1989) and 'Multiplicity' (1996).

Answer: Adam West

'Batman' (1966) was based on the 'crash' 'bang' 'wallop' television series and featured Burt Ward as sidekick, Robin.

In a movie with exploding sharks and an invention that instantly dehydrated people, Lee Meriweather played Catwoman, Burgess Meredith played The Penguin, Frank Gorshin played The Riddler and Cesar Romero featured as The Joker. The movie brought Batman's greatest enemies together against him, in a really fun film.

Adam West has featured as himself on 'Family Guy', an American animated comedy. He has also lent his voice to other animated projects including 'The Simpsons', 'Fairly Odd Parents' and 'Johnny Bravo'. He played Batman in the TV series from 1966-1968.

Answer: Kevin Conroy

'Subzero: Batman and Mr. Freeze' (1998), was based on the 1990's cartoon series. Michael Ansara featured as Mr. Freeze/Dr. Victor Fries, a character who would stop at nothing to save the life of his wife. Within the plot, Mr. Freeze captured Barbara Gordon/Batgirl (voiced by Mary Kay Bergman) in order to process her organs. It was up to the dark knight to try and save the day.

Kevin Conroy supplied his voice for the 'Batman' character in the 2009 video game, 'Batman: Arkham Asylum'. Kevin appeared as Bart Fallmont on 'Dynasty', a TV series also, from 1985 to 1986.

Answer: George Clooney

George Clooney's only outing as Batman came in the 1997 movie, 'Batman & Robin'. Chris O'Donnell (Robin) and Alicia Silverstone (Batgirl) featured as Batman's sidekicks in the movie.

Arnold Schwartzenegger played the part of Dr. Victor Fries/Mr. Freeze, a man bent on revenge to those that caused him personal heartache, and the beautiful Uma Thurman starred as Poison Ivy/Dr. Pamela Isley, a plant lover.

George Clooney featured as Dr. Ross on 'ER' from 1994 to 1999. His movies outings included 'From Dusk Till Dawn' (1996), 'Ocean's Eleven' (2001) and Michael Clayton (2007).