About: Batman (Michael Keaton)

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Batman, played by Michael Keaton in the movies Batman (1989), Batman Returns (1992), Batman Forever (1995), Batman & Robin (1997), and Batman Triumphant (1999), is an alter-ego and personality deviation of Bruce Wayne, formed in response to the sudden and brutal murder of his parents when he was ten. A dark, brooding spectre, Batman sees himself as the protector of Gotham City, aiming to clean up the city's crime and corruption while bringing its criminals to justice by any means necessary.

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rdfs:label	Batman (Michael Keaton)
rdfs:comment	Batman, played by Michael Keaton in the movies Batman (1989), Batman Returns (1992), Batman Forever (1995), Batman & Robin (1997), and Batman Triumphant (1999), is an alter-ego and personality deviation of Bruce Wayne, formed in response to the sudden and brutal murder of his parents when he was ten. A dark, brooding spectre, Batman sees himself as the protector of Gotham City, aiming to clean up the city's crime and corruption while bringing its criminals to justice by any means necessary. Bruce Wayne/Batman is the main protagonist of the two Tim Burton's "Batman" films: Batman (1989) and it's 1992 sequel Batman Returns. Bruce Wayne had been born to wealthy but civic-minded parents. The noble Doctor Thomas Wayne and the philanthropic Martha Wayne had worked tirelessly to reverse Gotham City's urban decline, and had become renown for their glittering charity fundraisers and their support of initiatives to stimulate the city's growth as a place without crime and poverty. One summer night when he was ten years old, Bruce had accompanied his parents to see Footlight Frenzy at the Monarch Theatre in downtown Gotham. Following the show, his father had decided they should walk for a bit before taking a cab back to Wayne Manor.
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