Studio forced voice change for Batman

[Deledrius]

With Batman you have to consider that maybe they're just keeping up with a feature as they've done for a lot of the more bizarre turns they've made.

Not sure what you mean. I was responding to a quote from the ScreenCrush article. We have no idea what the film-makers think about this; it's just an opening remark made by a blog author who isn't familiar with the character outside of the Nolan films and is extrapolating, apparently.

You could be right, but I'm sure Matt Singer's rambling thoughts have no bearing on it and that's all I was talking about.

[BridgeConsoleMasher]

With Batman you have to consider that maybe they're just keeping up with a feature as they've done for a lot of the more bizarre turns they've made.

Not sure what you mean. I was responding to a quote from the ScreenCrush article. We have no idea what the film-makers think about this; it's just an opening remark made by a blog author who isn't familiar with the character outside of the Nolan films and is extrapolating, apparently.

You could be right, but I'm sure Matt Singer's rambling thoughts have no bearing on it and that's all I was talking about.

I meant they'll probably use the brooding voice again just because Batman tends to sport the odd choices in tone it adopts, as it's done for decades.

[McAvoy]

Oh, if only they have Kevin Conroy dub him...

Really, every Batman should be dubbed by him (especially fricking Bale).

... that brings to mind an oddly humorous thought: Kevin Conroy dubbing the 60s Batman.

There has to be something for this.

There is a Batman fan on YouTube with a name like Vin Vito that had not only Conroy but Hamil advertise his channel in their respective voices.

Just saying that if there was no legal issue, it could be a money issue for a nice Conroy voice over.