Instead, this line is a stark reminder that Batman is, in a sense, always alone in his crusade against crime and injustice.

Ralph Fiennes' experience playing recurring characters in franchises like Harry Potter, 007, and Clash of the Titans supports his casting in a role like Alfred Pennyworth, and his two voice acting ...

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The DC-All In Special offered the first glimpse of the Absolute Universe. This new Earth, born of the mad designs of the tyrant god Darkseid, is a drastically different world than Earth-Prime. The ...

Alfred Pennyworth Gets His Own Animated Batman McFarlane Toys Figure. ... This unique art style, characters, stories, and much more drove the Dark Knight in the correct direction for years to come.

‘The Batman’ Star Andy Serkis Sheds Light on Alfred’s Backstory and Reveals His Contributions to Classic Character "The artistry that is in this movie, the level of precision that is in the ...

The BAFTA award-winning actor appears in Matt Reeves’ dark, stylish detective story as Alfred Pennyworth, caretaker (of sorts) to Robert Pattinson’s Bruce Wayne. And just like the rest of the ...

Classic ‘Batman’ Character Gets Sendoff in ‘City of Bane’ Things just got even darker in Gotham City, as seen in the latest issue of DC’s 'Batman' comic book.

The 10-episode, hour-long drama series is based on DC characters created by Bob Kane with Bill Finger. It follows Bruce Wayne’s legendary butler, Alfred Pennyworth (Bannon), a former British SAS ...

Alfred Pennyworth is played by English actor Jeremy Irons, who previously played the character in the films “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” and “Justice League.” ...