Batman and Robin (1949)

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Robert Lowery

Batman…

Johnny Duncan

Robin
(as John Duncan)
…

Jane Adams

Vicki Vale

Lyle Talbot

Commissioner Jim Gordon

Ralph Graves

Winslow Harrison [Chs. 7-8]

Don C. Harvey

Nolan - Henchman [Chs. 1-6]
(as Don Harvey)

William Fawcett

Prof. Hammil

Leonard Penn

Carter - Hammil's Valet

Rick Vallin

Barry Brown

Michael Whalen

Dunne - Private Investigator [Chs. 2, 9, 12]

Greg McClure

Evans - Henchman [Chs. 1-6]

House Peters Jr.

Earl - Henchman [Chs. 7-15]

Jim Diehl

Jason - Henchman [Chs. 3-15]

Rusty Wescoatt

Ives - Henchman [Chs. 3-13]

Phil Arnold

Doctor [Ch. 4]
(sin créditos)

Marshall Bradford

Wesley Morton [Chs. 3-4]
(sin créditos)

Jack Chefe

Plant Guard in Hallway [Chs. 13-14]
(sin créditos)

George Cisar

Policeman in Alley [Ch. 1]
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
Vicki Vale was created in 1948, the year before the film. Artist Bob Kane based her on Marilyn Monroe, who he met at a Hollywood party. Vicki was a common character in the Batman comics until 1963, when the editors "cleaned house" on Batman's list of regular costars. She made a print comeback in 1977, and has sporadically waxed and waned in importance in that medium, as well as animated cartoons. Kim Basinger played her in Batman (1989).

Errores
Wires can be seen when the Wizard is supposed to be invisible, most notably in the telephone booth when the Wizard is on the run and calls his headquarters.

Citas
[last lines]
[Vicki receives a phone call from "Bruce Wayne" that is actually a phonograph recording]
Bruce Wayne: Vicki, I'm sorry; I - I can't keep our date. I need a vacation - I'm leaving town for a week. You understand, don't you?
Vicki Vale: Well, of course, Bruce. You must be completely worn out.
Vicki Vale: [after hanging up, to Batman] You know, I thought I had discovered your identity, but I just found out I was wrong.
Batman: Really? Who did you think I was?
Vicki Vale: Bruce Wayne. Wasn't that silly?
Batman: Yes, wasn't it?
[Batman, Vicki and Robin all laugh]

Conexiones
Featured in Batmania from Comics to Screen (1989)

If You Are Expecting Camp, Then This Isn't the One For You

If you are expecting the campy 1960's Batman, then this isn't the show for you. However, if you are looking for an exciting action adventure serial, then this is for you. This show plays more like the comic book version of Batman that came out in the 1940's which was a very straightforward comic. The plot is okay but there are some plot holes, which probably owe more to the low budget. Also, the cast is very solid, especially veteran character actor Lyle Talbot as Commisioner Gordon.