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"Batman" Two-Face: Part 1 (1992)



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Overview

User Rating:
8.8/10   123 votes
Director:
Writers:
Alan Burnett (story)
Randy Rogel (teleplay)
TV Series:
Original Air Date:
25 September 1992 (Season 1, Episode 17)
Plot:
On the election trail, Harvey Dent gradually loses control of his repressed evil alternate personality until gangster Rupert Thorne inadvertently unleashes it. | add synopsis
User Reviews:
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Cast

  (Episode Credited cast)
Kevin Conroy ... Bruce Wayne / Batman (voice)

John Vernon ... Rupert Thorne (voice)

Efrem Zimbalist Jr. ... Alfred Pennyworth (voice)
Bob Hastings ... Commissioner James Gordon (voice)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Murphy Cross ... Grace Lamont (voice)

Micky Dolenz ... Min, Max (voice)

Robert DoQui ... Doctor (voice) (as Bob DoQui)
Linda Gary ... Dr. Nora Crest (voice)

Matt Landers ... Frankie (voice)
Diane Michelle ... Candice (voice)
Richard Moll ... Harvey Dent / Two-Face (voice)

Marcelo Tubert ... Carlos (voice) (as Marc Tubert)
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Fun Stuff

Trivia:
Two-Face was originally going to have a 'Godfather'-like voice. more
Goofs:
Continuity: When Harvey Dent has his bandages removed after the accident in part one, both of his arms are normal. Yet, in part two his left arm is blue and scaly like his face. more
Quotes:
Rupert Thorne: All men have something to hide. The brighter the picture, the darker the negative. more

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5 out of 8 people found the following review useful.
Dealing With Dent's Mental Problems, 4 July 2007
6/10
Author: ccthemovieman-1 from Lockport, NY, United States

District Attorney Harvey Dent has a split personality and he's unraveling. He's also running for office and these public temper tantrums aren't going to help him get reelected Harvey is also intent upon convicting gangster Rupert Thorne and the latter is looking for a way to the pesky D.A. out of his hair, too. Thorne, by the way, is voiced by veteran actor John Vernon, who played a lot of villains in feature films.

This story is not one kids would find entertaining. It's a psychiatric story of a guy with repressed guilt feelings, blah, blah, blah, but it's well-done. I think this show is best appreciated by adults, anyway.

At the very end we see a new Harvey Dent: now someone who legitimately could be called "Two Face." It will interesting to see what happens to him in the second part of this two-part story.

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