Tommy Lee Jones will forever be my favorite Two-Face. reboot the franchise with Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy. When Batman & Robin caused a huge backlash like Batman Returns did, Warner Bros.
Jones was on the list to return for Batman Unchained when Two-Face appears as an hallucination in Batman's mind caused by The Scarecrow's fear toxin. Tommy Lee Jones, like Jack Nicholson and Danny DeVito previously, is a fan of Batman. Lee and Janet Scott Batchler wrote the character with Jones in mind. Jones accepted the role, because the character of Two-Face was his son's favorite character. Jones was the only choice for the role, because director Joel Schumacher chose Two-Face as the main villain for the film after Tim Burton pass on the torch to him and helping out hiring the screenwriters. This version of the character is Batman's enemy, because he wants to kill him for failing to save him. As Two-Face Even though Billy Dee Williams took the role of Harvey Dent in the first film because he was looking forward to portraying Two-Face in a sequel, Joel Schumacher cast Jones in the role, which disappointed Williams. In any case, changing a character's race is actually more common than you might think you can find some rather blatant examples here.The signs of duality! There's ex-District Attorney Harvey Dent, aka Two-Face, played by Academy Award winner Tommy Lee Jones. Tommy Lee Jones (born September 15, 1946) is an American actor who played Two-Face in Batman Forever. I had just finished working with Tommy Lee Jones on The Client, and I thought he would be a great Harvey Dent\Two-Face."
"I didn't consider Billy Dee Williams for the role, because I think that he is a hero. "I always wanted Tommy Lee Jones," explains the director. (Joel Schumacher also shot down the prospect of a black Robin: After replacing Burton to give the film a 'lighter' tone, Schumacher recast Tim Burton's original choices which also included Marlon Wayans as Robin and Renee Rousso as the love interest.) And according to this site, Schumacher wanted Jones for the role from the very beginning: Since Dent was white in the comics, and since Billy Dee Williams' role in the first film was rather small, and since the role of Batman himself had been recast anyway, it seems Schumacher didn't feel the need to maintain this particular continuity.
Williams was set to reprise the character as Two-Face in the sequels, but the Harvey Dent character was deleted from the script for the sequel Batman Returns (1992), and Batman Forever (1995) director Joel Schumacher decided to cast Tommy Lee Jones as Two-Face.
In Batman (1989), Billy Dee Williams appears as a Harvey Dent before his disfigurement, vowing to reduce crime by locking up mob boss Carl Grissom.
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