Clint Eastwood could have played a huge evil in Batman in a canceled ring

Batman has one of the most envied groups of frequent bad guys in supercate. Look back in a Batman TV series in the 1960s, though, and there are not many familiar people now.

Oh, certain, The Joker (Cesar Romero), The Riddler (Frank Gorshin, with one exception), Catwoman (Julie Newmar, Lee MeriWether, Eartha Kitt), and Penguin (Burgess Meredth) often all. Because of the western series, this crew has long been considered the four elderly Batman. It is not a coincidence that they were also the first four wicked to play in Tim Burton/Joel Schumacher films.

Then you had some other comic bad guys, such as Mr. Fariz and MAD Hatter, in a few games as well. But many episodes of “Batman” instead had Caped Crusader and Robin (Burt Ward) that was specially created for display, including Wannabe Pharoah King Tut (William Omaha Mceelroy), egghead (Play Vincent Price himself)Shame under the title of cowboy (Cliff Robertson), and so on.

It is recognized that some of the most famous bad guys in Batman have not yet been created, such as Ra’s Al Ghul, Killer Croc, Bane and Harley Quinn (which will appear for the first time after decades on “Batman: Animation Series”). But the show left some current opponents as well, such as Screcrow, ClayFace, Killer Mother and Two -Face.

Harvey Denn, nicknamed the two sides, as it was, first appeared in the “investigating comedy” in 1942 #66, so he was very firmly not at the time “Batman” hit TV screens throughout America. At least the offer It is considered Using two faces, though. But who would have been working on the role of Harvey Dent against the dynamic duo in Ward? Long -term rumors are the young Clint Eastwood, who recently concluded a long period of the Western “Rawhide” series and jumped to the movie star by appearing in the “dollar” trilogy in Sergio Leon.