

Words can't express my admiration and respect for the man. Stunned by the loss of this brilliant actor. Over the weekend, many people took to sharing tributes to Conroy, including, most notably, his Batman: The Animated Series co-stars Mark Hamill (The Joker) and Canada’s Tara Strong (Barbara Gordon/Batgirl). Conroy would extend his gravelly, commanding tones to a DC shows ( Justice League, Batman Beyond) movies ( Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker), video games (the Arkham trilogy) and, even, live-action (the CW’s Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover event).

He was 66.įor many, Conroy was the definitive take on the Dark Knight ever since he first voiced the character in the beloved ’90s show, Batman: The Animated Series. See more titles below:Īdditionally viewers can also watch the second season of DOOM PATROL streaming now.On Thursday, November 10th, Kevin Conroy, the long-running voice of Batman in countless DC Comics projects, sadly passed away after a battle with cancer. Titles available throughout the first year of launch include the Lethal Weapon series, every DC film in the last decade and every Batman and Superman movie from the last 40 years. HBO Max includes movies from The Lord of the Rings, Lego, A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise, the Criterion Collection, Studio Ghibli movies, and via the HBO service – all eight Harry Potter films, the American Pie series and the Alien franchise.īeasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald” (via HBO service) King says, “for me it was great to go back to the Overlook.” In this new video King and Flanagan discuss the sequel.

Flanagan centers these moments around beautiful reflections about life and death, and provides more heart in these scenes than anything in Kubrick’s film.” These emotional scenes bear the weight of Danny’s powers as you see that it’s not necessarily a gift. But the most powerful scenes come from his scenes serving as a hospice caretaker. There’s a sadness in his eyes, and his redemptive journey from addict to mentor is powerful and heartbreaking at times when he struggles with the mental demons and the demons in the bottle.

There is a sense of self-discovery throughout, and a fear of going down a path that you know will only end poorly. McGregor approaches the character of Danny much like the audience. His tender and vulnerable approach to his characters can almost be described as a signature style at this point. In his review, Michael Haffner says “Writer/director Mike Flanagan continues to explore characters grappling with past trauma and grief (he previously directed ABSENTIA, GERALD’S GAME, and THE HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE).
