He did reveal that he took “a fair amount” of persuading to reprise the role for the first time in 25 years as it “wasn’t in my consciousness”. When asked to provide details about his mysterious return as Batman in The Flash, which will be released in 2022, the actor responded: “I’ll be frank, I don’t want to talk about it because it takes the fun away.” “I said, ‘You realise there’s a logjam of bodies floating down a river in Rwanda? Who the f*** cares about Batman?’” He continued by telling the interviewer he had responded in a similar way “years ago” when “someone asked Batman questions”. Im going to guess that facial features affect Fathers appearance, too, but they would probably have to be pretty insane to really be evident. Made a female character and 'young Shaun' had red hair like she did, but never got to Father on her. When asked why this was in a new interview with The Sunday Times Culture magazine, Keaton, 70, said: “I don’t remember that’s in my past.“It’s 2021 or whatever the f*** it is – who gives a s***? Let’s talk about things that matter.” Father/Shaun seems to have tanned skin as well, though not as dark/pronounced as my characters.

Keaton famously rejected $15m (£11m) to play Batman in Batman Forever, with the role eventually going to Val Kilmer. The actor played the DC character in Tim Burton’s 1989 film, returning to play him again in Batman Returns six years later.

Michael Keaton has dodged questions about Batman in a new interview, asking “who the f*** cares?”

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