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Night Shift (1982)
You love to talk about Batman? Yeah, man, I loved it. It was cool.
Mr. Mom (1983)
Portraying the titular caped crusader in Tim Burton's Batman and Batman Returns, Michael Keaton played a major role in the shaping of the superhero movie genre as we know it. Yet it's taken 25 years for him to return to it with Spider-Man: Homecoming as the flying fiend Adrian Toomes, A.K.A. The Vulture. Nerdist visited the set of the this high-flying adventure to ask Keaton what's it like to be back, but on the other side of the law. We talked Toomes, his tech-heavy crew, and the unexpected experts who helped Keaton shape his curious comic book character. Last week, we touched on how this rebooted Spider-Man is re-imaging a super-villain who used to skew more silly than sinister. In Spider-Man: Homecoming, Toomes rises from the ashes of The Avengers' Battle of New York to super-villainy, using snatched Chitauri tech to suit up his scrappy crew with some incredible abilities. Now, we dig into our interviews from the Atlanta set last summer, where we watched the first meeting of Vulture
I always ask that of all my prey. I just like the sound of it. Batman (1989)
McDonald’s can be the new American church.
The Founder (2016) dir. John Lee Hancock
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“Touring the riot scene. Gravely assessing the devastation. Upstanding mayor stuff.”
Ray Kroc opened the first franchised McDonald's restaurant in Des Plaines in 1955. More than six decades and 36,000 restaurants later, moviegoers will get a chance to see a dramatized version of the burger giant's beginning, and a portrayal of a complicated, driven salesman-turned-self-proclaimed founder.
When Michael Keaton visits NZ, he wonders why he ever leaves. Well, there's that resurgent career...
"In some ways, this is a movie about McDonald's, but it's also a wider story of American capitalism in general. It's a story that's happened over and over, where a guy has enough drive to start a thing like this- a sort of ruthless but visionary character."
Beetlejuice (1988 - dir. Tim Burton) >. ‘My whole life is a dark room.’
So, [a 'Beetlejuice' sequel] is happening? It isn't happening? Where are we on this? "Whoever is in charge has had the opportunity to make it for many, many years,"[Keaton] says. "They should have just pulled the trigger and done it. But they didn't, and it had nothing to do with me or Tim [Burton]." So, you wouldn't say you're exactly haunted by the spectre of this much-rumoured Beetlejuice sequel, then? "It doesn't haunt me at all." Just the rest of us. "That's true," he laughs – and, spookily, he sounds a little like Betelgeuse as he does. "You all need a bio-exorcist."
Michael Keaton on “Beetlejuice” sequel (x)
Having narrowly missed out in 2015 with Birdman, Michael Keaton is once again stirring Oscar talk with The Founder. But, he tells Karl Quinn, he won't let the chatter go to his head.
"He struck me as an interesting character," [Keaton] says. "In a lot of ways this is not even a biopic. It's about a thing, a thing that is personified by Ray Kroc. It's the story of the free enterprise system, about capitalism."
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Bts on the American Assassin film set. Hopefully we’ll get some Dylan soon! Looking good Keaton!