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This article explores the casting choices that nearly shaped Batman's cinematic history. From Mel Gibson's refusal to Bill Murray's comedic potential, it delves into the surprising actors who could have taken on the mantle of the Dark Knight. While some choices, like Kevin Costner, seem like a natural fit, others, like Charlie Sheen, spark curiosity about alternative interpretations. The article ultimately celebrates Michael Keaton's unconventional yet impactful portrayal, highlighting the unexpected paths Hollywood takes to create enduring icons. Comparable works include The article's style is similar to works like 'The Making of Star Wars' or 'The Art of the Movie', focusing on behind-the-scenes insights and exploring alternative paths in the creative process.

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