Fan CastingBatman Unchained (2000)
What If Story
by Joel Schumacher
Story added by megaty777 on March 31, 2021
Everyone knows about the trainwreck of a film named "Batman & Robin", right? For some reason, Joel Schumacher considered creating another sequel, to be released around 1999 or 2000. The plot of "Batman Unchained" would basically be Batman, Robin and Batgirl taking on Scarecrow and Harley Quinn.read more
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Fan Casting Roles for Batman Unchained (2000)
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Bruce Wayne (Batman)
Top suggestion:
George Clooney
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Dick Grayson (Robin)
Top suggestion:
Chris O'Donnell
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Barbara Wilson (Batgirl)
Top suggestion:
Alicia Silverstone
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Dr. Jonathan Crane (Scarecrow)
Top suggestion:
Nicolas Cage
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Harleen Napier (Harley Quinn)
Top suggestion:
Madonna
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Alfred Pennyworth
Top suggestion:
Michael Gough
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Commissioner James Gordon
Top suggestion:
Pat Hingle
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Joker (Fear Toxins)
Top suggestion:
Jack Nicholson
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Penguin (Fear Toxins)
Top suggestion:
Danny DeVito
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Riddler (Fear Toxins)
Top suggestion:
Jim Carrey
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Two-Face (Fear Toxins)
Top suggestion:
Tommy Lee Jones
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Mr. Freeze (Fear Toxins)
Top suggestion:
Arnold Schwarzenegger
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Poison Ivy (Fear Toxins)
Top suggestion:
Uma Thurman
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