Batman Forever

Batman, portrayed by Val Kilmer, is a dark and brooding hero tasked with protecting Gotham from its malevolent forces. Despite his formidable exterior, he grapples with isolation and the burden of his secret identity, particularly as he mentors the young and vengeful Dick Grayson. His internal struggle amplifies throughout the film as he learns to trust and eventually accept a sidekick.

Two-Face, played by Tommy Lee Jones, is a tragic antagonist whose life was marred by an accident that left him disfigured. Once a respected district attorney, his desire for vengeance manifests in a chaotic and criminal persona, making him a relentless adversary to Batman and a symbol of lost justice.

Edward Nygma, played by Jim Carrey, is a brilliant yet profoundly disturbed inventor whose obsession with Batman drives him to madness. His transformation into the Riddler showcases a descent into chaos as he utilizes riddles to manipulate those around him, resulting in destruction and an insatiable need for recognition.

Dr. Chase Meridian, portrayed by Nicole Kidman, is a captivating psychiatrist drawn to Bruce Wayne's enigmatic persona. She represents a potential romantic interest for Bruce, but her connection to him also places her in danger, particularly as secrets from his dual life threaten their bond.

Dick Grayson emerges as a young hero driven by the loss of his family and a desire for vengeance against Two-Face. His character evolves from a grief-stricken orphan to an exciting new addition to Batman's journey, embodying hope and loyalty while embodying the next generation of heroism.

Alfred serves as the wise and loyal butler to Bruce Wayne, offering sage advice and support during critical moments. His role transcends that of mere service, acting as a father figure and moral compass for Bruce, guiding him through personal turmoil while showcasing unwavering loyalty.