Warner Bros. and DC’s new animated film Batman vs. Two-Face (now available on Digital, DVD and Blu-ray -- read our review here) is funny in that not only does it feature the classic version of the Dynamic Duo played by Adam West and Burt Ward, but it also stars another actor known for playing an iconic hero -- William Shatner. Only this time Shatner is voicing the titular villain of the piece.
“I think of myself as a hero,” laughs Shatner when I tell him he’s considered strictly a hero to several generations of fans.
“You hear from actors all the time, bad guys are more fun and all,” says the once and future Captain Kirk. “And it’s true. In this particular case, playing two people -- he’s not named Two-Face for any reason -- so there’s a Jekyll and Hyde character. And that’s always fun to try and differentiate the two people. And that’s what I attempted to do.”
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“I think of myself as a hero,” laughs Shatner when I tell him he’s considered strictly a hero to several generations of fans.
“You hear from actors all the time, bad guys are more fun and all,” says the once and future Captain Kirk. “And it’s true. In this particular case, playing two people -- he’s not named Two-Face for any reason -- so there’s a Jekyll and Hyde character. And that’s always fun to try and differentiate the two people. And that’s what I attempted to do.”
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