In a sign of things to come, a new actor–Eric Wilton–played Alfred in the 1949 Batman and Robin serial, and that would be just the first of many actor changes for pop culture’s most ...

The Batman star Andy Serkis will make the role of Alfred Pennyworth his own after taking over from the “legendary” iteration of the DC Comics character depicted in Christopher Nolan’s Dark ...

Plenty of stars have appeared in Batman films, but these are 13 stars, including Chris O'Donnell, Cillian Murphy, Liam Neeson ...

Unfortunately, three single males living together raised enough eyebrows that by 1964, Alfred was bumped off while saving Batman from a boulder in Detective Comics No. 328 in 1964.

And so, with such a number of actors taking on the role of Batman, it's high time to count down our favorite versions and see who wore the cowl the best. 01 of 10 10.

In the Batman movies, Alfred has been portrayed by five actors, including William Austin, Michael Caine and Michael Gough. Jeremy Irons will be Alfred in “Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice ...

O ne DC actor has one big hope for The Batman - Part II, and I'm certainly hoping it comes true.Released in 2022, Matt Reeves' The Batman debuted Robert Pattinson as a brand-new version of The ...

As of 2024, 10 different actors have portrayed the Caped Crusader in both live-action films and on television, with many more voicing Batman in animated and video game works.

The Batman could be a more serious affair than previous instalments featuring the Caped Crusader. That's according to Alfred Pennyworth actor Andy Serkis, who has also teased his own role in the ...

Everyone knows Alfred Pennyworth, Bruce Wayne's loyal butler and Batman's closest ally. But if you don't keep up with DC comic books, you may not know Alfred might return from the dead in the ...

But in The Batman (in IMAX and cinemas from 4 March, with IMAX previews on 3 March) he portrays Bruce Wayne's assistant Alfred Pennyworth and helps the young vigilante as he attempts to find his ...

“Wow, the Batman! Or is it just Batman?” asks Selina Kyle/Catwoman in “Batman Returns,” laying out a mystery that simmers beneath the surface of all the movies featuring the Dark Knight.