He only agreed to play Harvey because he was under the impression he’d become Two-Face in the next movie. And we know that was the plan for Batman Continues.they had this cool dude in batman 89 tho:
Thank you! I thought I was crazy for thinking that too. I brought that up here last year but now I can’t believe this is reality.
they had this cool dude in batman 89 tho:
When Michael delivers his lines he just sounds like a rapper lol.
why? they have mike marino on the payroll. he is even betterWhoever they get to play Harvey is one thing, but after watching Vol. 1 of Stranger Things season 4, WB and Matt Reeves absolutely need to hire the makeup artists who created Vecna to do the prosthetics for Two-Face.
The same team also did the makeup for the Night King from Game of Thrones and Dead Strange from Multiverse of Madness. I think if Reeves includes Two-Face in his Batman films (and he should), then this is the team that should help bring him to life.
I say keep him and his team too. If you have a Batman movie with multiple villains that require intensive prosthetics like Joker, Penguin, Two-Face, why not bring on more than one makeup team to ease the burden on the department as a whole? I'm not sure if it's been done before but if VFX houses like Weta and ILM can both work on one film, like Avatar, why not two makeup teams? The budget for a Batman sequel could allow for it.
But why? Marino has proven that he can work on Joker, Penguin etc in the same movie.
Because while I think Marino does an excellent job with more realistic makeup, I think Barrie Gower's team does fantastic work with more surreal horror makeup, which is how I'd prefer Two-Face to be. I'm not saying Marino couldn't do it and in all likelihood he'd probably be the one to do it but this is just me wanting to see Gower's take on it.
