Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (1993)

Directed by Bruce Timm • Eric Radomski

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Kevin Conroy as Batman / Bruce Wayne (voice) • Mark Hamill as The Joker (voice) • Dana Delany as Andrea Beaumont (voice) • Hart Bochner as Arthur Reeves (voice) • Abe Vigoda as Salvatore Valestra (voice) • Stacy Keach as Phantasm / Carl Beaumont (voice) • Efrem Zimbalist Jr. as Alfred Pennyworth (voice) • Kevin Conroy as Bruce Wayne / Batman (voice) • Dana Delany as Andrea Beaumont / Chimera (voice) • Dick Miller as Chuckie Sol (voice)

Andrea Beaumont leaves her father to return to Gotham, rekindling an old romance with Bruce Wayne. At the same time, a mysterious figure begins to hunt down Gotham's criminals, wrongly implicating Batman in the murders. Now on the run from the law, B...

Certified Kino • United States of America • Animation • Drama • Action • Crime • Mystery

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1. 'This has been a long time coming, fellas.'

2. 'Three years on the plates alone.'

3. I think you'll find the product was worth the wait.

4. Go ahead, take a good look, boys.

5. Geez, Mr. Sol, I can't tell the difference.

6. You'd need one of them neutron microscopes, Palmer.

7. It's identical, down to Ben Franklin's stubble.

8. 'I want it laundered through the casino'

9. at a half mil a week.

10. Three quarter mil by March.

11. Anybody got a problem with that?

12. - Hey, hey! - What was that?

13. James, get him.

14. Hey, look out!

15. Stop him!

16. 'Everybody, come on. What are we..'

17. - Huh? - Chuckie Sol.

18. Batman? How'd you get here?

19. Your angel of death awaits.

20. You ain't the Bat.

21. Who, who are you? What do you want?

22. I want you, Chuckie boy.

23. Uh, uh..

24. Ah..

25. Ah! Ah!

26. This time I got you, you lousy, stinking..

27. What?

28. Huh?

29. - Look at that. - Good Lord.

30. - Hey, it's him. - Look, it's Batman!

31. - 'Yeah!' - 'Over here.'

32. - 'Oh, my God.' - 'Wow, look.'

33. I'm telling you, friends

34. it's vigilantism at its deadliest.

35. How many times are we gonna let Batman cross the line?

36. I'm sorry, councilman, but you can't blame Batman

37. for what happened to Chuckie Sol.

38. Why not? He's a loose cannon, commissioner.

39. It's just not my opinion.

40. A lot of people, including the police, I might add

41. think Batman's as unstable as the crooks he brings in.

42. What kind of city are we running

43. when we depend on the support of a potential madman?

44. Such rot, sir.

45. Why, you're the very model of sanity.

46. Oh, by the way, I've pressed your tights

47. and put away your exploding gas balls.

48. Thank you, Alfred.

49. Might one enquire what this is?

50. A piece of windshield from Chuckie Sol's car.

51. 'There's a chemical residue on it.'

52. 'Some kind of dense, long-chain macromolecular polymer.'

53. Adaptogenic, of course.

54. Of course. Ah-ahem.

55. 'I should be landing any minute.'

56. It will be good to see you again, Arthur.

57. You, too. And don't worry about a thing.

58. We'll clear up these old family finances. Don't forget.

59. You've got a big-time city councilman on your side.

60. I can't believe it's been ten years.

61. 'Thinking of looking up some old friends?'

62. 'Oh, Arthur, don't start that again.'

63. 'He's... ancient history.'

64. That's encouraging. I'll see you soon.

65. Oh, come on, Bruce.

66. All alone in this big mansion.

67. Haven't you ever thought about marriage, even once?

68. Oh, never say the M word in front of Bruce.

69. It makes him nervous.

70. - What about the I word? - The I word?

71. Ingagement.

72. I'd watch out for Bruce if I were you, girls.

73. First he wines and dines you

74. makes you think you're the only woman

75. he's ever been interested in

76. and just when you're wondering where to register the china

77. he forgets your phone number.

78. That's Bruce Wayne's style.

79. - Bruce? - Excuse me.

80. - Oh, that's awful. - Bruce, Bruce..

81. - 'A friend in need?' - Councilman.

82. So how goes the Bat-bashing?

83. Better than your love life.

84. Really, Bruce, it's almost as if you pick them because you know

85. there's no chance for a serious relationship.

86. At least since that one girl. What was her name?

87. 'Ann? Andy? Andrea?'

88. Yes, Andrea Beaumont.

89. Now, there was a sweet number.

90. How'd you let her get loose?

91. Thanks for the handkerchief, Arthur.

92. You know where you can stick it.

93. Hm.

94. Andrea..

95. 'Yeah, that's right.'

96. And if daddy gets any more protective

97. he's going to build a moat around my bedroom.

98. Oh, it's times like this I wish you were around to..

99. - Yes? - Excuse me.

100. I thought you were saying something.

101. - Well, to me, I mean. - No.

102. Okay.

103. Know who that was? Bruce Wayne.

104. 'You know, Wayne Enterprises.'

105. I've seen him on campus. Very moody.

106. Cute, though.

107. - Yes? - I heard my name, I thought..

108. - Who you talking to? - My mother.

109. Oh. Well, I didn't mean to.

110. That's okay. We're done.

111. Mom doesn't have much to say today.

112. Hey, I'm not the only one who talks

113. to their loved ones, you know.

114. I didn't say anything.

115. It's just that when I talk to her out loud

116. I can imagine how she'd reply.

117. I can hear her like she's right there.

118. - I talk to my parents. - What do you say?

119. - I made a vow. - What vow?

120. - A secret one. - Ooh, a man of mystery.

121. Have you kept your vow?

122. So far.

123. Andrea Beaumont.

124. - Bruce Wayne. - I know. The boy billionaire.

125. So tell me, with all that money and power

126. how come you always look like you wanna jump off a cliff?

127. - Why should you care? - I don't.

128. Mother was asking.

129. Let's step on it. We ain't got all night.

130. - 'Wait for me.' - Uh, uh..

131. Coming through.

132. Okay, Skaz, we're done shopping.

133. All clear here.

134. Well, Bruce, here goes.

135. Let's blow this pop stand.

136. On your stomachs, arms spread.

137. - Who is this clown? - You heard me.

138. Yeah, you heard him, boys.

139. You heard Mr. Kung Fu.

140. - Yeah, I'm shaking. - Say your prayer, sucker.

141. Yes!

142. Excuse me.

143. Hey, Jones. There.

144. Oh.

145. 'I read about your anonymous exploits this morning'

146. and I must say, are you sure you won't reconsider rugby?

147. Sorry, Alfred, but the plan is working.

148. I had the edge. I could feel it.

149. There was only one thing wrong.

150. They weren't afraid of me.

151. I've got to strike fear in them from the start.

152. Pardon, Master Bruce, but we may want to postpone

153. the shoptalk as it were. I believe you have a visitor.

154. Hi. Hey, what happened to you?

155. Trip over some loose cash?

156. It's been three days since we met and still no calls.

157. I figured you must be dead or something.

158. You expect every guy you meet to call you up? Ha!

159. The ones that are smart enough to dial a phone.

160. - Hmph! - What is that?

161. - Jujitsu. - Gesundheit.

162. That was a joke.

163. Jujitsu is no joke.

164. It takes years to master. Ha! Hey..

165. - Hi-yah! - Whoa!

166. Got a few moves of my own.

167. Ms. Hovey's self-defense class for girls.

168. Uh, he laughs.

169. Nice footwork. Can you dance, too?

170. Pardon, sir, but Ms. Bambi is dancing on the piano.

171. 'Brucie, where are you?'

172. - You guys wait here. - Whatever you say, Mr. Bronski.

173. They say the Bat iced this guy.

174. I know.

175. Tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk.

176. Chuckie, Chuckie.

177. You always were a loser.

178. - 'Buzz.' - Huh?

179. 'Who's there?'

180. Huh?

181. Buzz Bronski

182. your angel of death awaits.

183. Get away from me, you freak.

184. Oh. Oh.

185. Oh.

186. Time to pay for your sins, Mr. Bronski.

187. 'Buzz.'

188. Alright, creep, catch this!

189. What the..

190. Jake, Dougan!

191. 'Boys!'

192. Come on!

193. He was up here.

194. - Boss! Boss! - Boss! Boss!

195. Boys, hurry. Ah..

196. Aah.

197. 'You always were a loser, Mr. Bronski.'

198. - 'Farewell, Mr. Bronski.' - Huh?

199. Phew.

200. - Boss! - Boss!

201. Oh, man.

202. Hey..

203. It's the Bat.

204. It's the stinkin' Bat.

205. Buzz?

206. No.

207. What do you mean you won't? You have to go after him!

208. He didn't do it! It's garbage, Mr. Reeves.

209. The Batman does not kill. Period.

210. You want him, you get him. I'll have no part of it.

211. 'Well, gentlemen?'

212. Any ideas?

213. Hm. He's usually here by now.

214. There appears to be some chemical residue on the lawn.

215. Could match the traces I found on the glass.

216. Not much, but it's been that kind of day.

217. 'You'd think they could afford a weed-eater.'

218. Sorry, mom, but the whole world's going to seed.

219. Oh.

220. You?

221. Bruce?

222. So I'm having the banker cut through some red tape.

223. He says he can roll your money into a higher-yield account.

224. - Amount? What-what-what amount? - I said account.

225. Oh, I'm sorry, I was just reminiscing.

226. Hey, that's okay. You must have a lot on your mind.

227. Monsieur?

228. - 'Remember this place?' - Sure.

229. You, me and daddy used to come here all the time.

230. How is the old guy? You're still close, aren't you?

231. Closer than ever.

232. I'm sorry he couldn't make it

233. into town this time

234. but then, I've always wished

235. I could have some time alone with you.

236. Well, who knows what the future might bring.

237. 'Welcome to Gotham World's Fair, a dream of the future.'

238. 'A bright tomorrow filled with hope and promise'

239. 'for all mankind.'

240. 'This is a vision of a shimmering utopia'

241. 'where we shall all spend'

242. 'the rest of our lives.'

243. Do you think we'll really see any of this in our lifetime?

244. Oh!

245. Bruce?

246. - Bruce, I'm talking to you. - Huh?

247. Oh, I'm sorry, Andi. My mind was on something else.

248. Like what?

249. Well, just, you know, the future.

250. Anyone's in particular or just the generic brand?

251. - Well, you know. - No, I don't.

252. Since when do you talk to me about your plans?

253. By the way, dad's been wanting to meet you.

254. Oh, yeah?

255. But I told him you're not up to it yet.

256. - Oh, I can meet him. - Great! Mwah.

257. I'll call him right now.

258. - You're sure about this? - Sure I'm sure.

259. What the heck am I doing, Alfred?

260. This isn't part of the plan. I must be going nuts.

261. If I may make so bold, Master Bruce

262. I'd say quite the reverse.

263. 'Excuse me, Mr. Beaumont.'

264. Here are the partnership papers.

265. If you could just go over them, sir.

266. 'Knock, knock.'

267. 'Andi!'

268. Well, this is a most pleasant interruption.

269. At last I meet the elusive Bruce Wayne.

270. - Nice to meet you, sir. - Sir?

271. Oh, don't be so formal, Bruce.

272. Andrea's told me so much about you, I feel like

273. 'we're practically family.'

274. - Daddy. - Ahem.

275. Uh, don't mind me. I was just leaving.

276. Oh, I'm sorry. This is Arthur Reeves.

277. One of the hot Young Turks from my legal department.

278. He's someone you should get to know.

279. I hope we're not interrupting anything.

280. Not at all.

281. I'm never too busy

282. for my Andi and her friends.

283. I tell you, Bruce, I do a lot of financial planning.

284. When it comes to money

285. you can't take the future for granted

286. but all the money in the world means little

287. if you don't have loved ones to share it with.

288. Nothing's more important than family.

289. - Yes, Mr. Beaumont. - Carl.

290. Excuse me, sir, but there's a Mr. Valestra here to see you.

291. He says he has an appointment.

292. If Mr. Valestra says he has an appointment, Virginia

293. then Mr. Valestra has an appointment.

294. That's what I like about your pop, kiddo.

295. He knows his priorities.

296. poof

297. Is my shirt too big or is that my flesh crawling?

298. Well, Mr. Valestra is not what you'd call a people person.

299. - 'No kidding.' - Come on, Bruce.

300. That's just daddy's business. He deals with everyone.

301. It's not your father, Andi, it's, I-it's everything.

302. I said, hand over the cash-box, man.

303. - 'Yeah.' - 'Yeah.'

304. - Uh-huh. Yeah! - No. No..

305. - Give me! - 'Get him, yeah.'

306. Hey, Eddie, pops here needs some persuasion.

307. - No, don't hurt me. - Stay here.

308. - I gotta stop this. - Bruce, no, don't.

309. Well, what do you expect me to do, just stand here?

310. Just come back to me in one piece. Please.

311. There you go! Ha-ha!

312. Hey!

313. - Ah! Ah. - 'Get him!'

314. - 'Come on..' - Ah, ah..

315. splash

316. You better have your insurance paid up, sucker.

317. Yeah, here you go!

318. - Uh.. - Ah!

319. Come on! Pick up the box. Pick up the box!

320. Whoo, whoo, whoo!

321. Oh, thank God you're alright. I was so frightened.

322. Come on, let me have a look at you.

323. Andrea, please.

324. 'No.'

325. What am I still doing this for?

326. It's gotta be one or the other. I can't have it both ways.

327. I can't put myself on the line as long as there's someone

328. waiting for me to come home.

329. Ms. Beaumont would be glad to know

330. you feel that way, Master Bruce.

331. She's holding on line one, sir.

332. 'Master Bruce?'

333. Alfred, I can't. Not now.

334. - What shall I say, sir? - I don't know.

335. I just don't know!

336. It doesn't mean I don't care anymore.

337. I don't wanna let you down, honest

338. but, but it just doesn't

339. hurt so bad anymore.

340. You can understand that, can't you?

341. Look, I can give money to the city.

342. They can hire more cops.

343. Let someone else take the risk.

344. Well, it's different now.

345. Please. I need it to be different now.

346. I know I made a promise, but I didn't see this coming.

347. I didn't count on being happy.

348. Please.

349. Tell me that it's okay.

350. Maybe they already have.

351. Maybe they sent me.

352. Hey!

353. Get in.

354. All I wanna know is, is it true?

355. Is the Batman really hitting our people?

356. We have eyewitnesses.

357. Beautiful. That's just beautiful.

358. Why? He never leaned on us before.

359. I'm too old for this.

360. I suppose you could demand police protection.

361. What are you, a comedian?

362. This is the Batman we're talking about here.

363. A freak job! He'll crucify me!

364. Pull over.

365. It's not very healthy in here.

366. "O'Neil Funding Corporation.

367. Adam's Tool and Die."

368. - Oh, I should have known. - Sir?

369. Chuckie Sol and Buzz Bronski.

370. 'They have some history together.'

371. They were partners in dummy corporations

372. set up over ten years ago.

373. The third director was one Salvatore Valestra.

374. Hm. Sal's having company tonight.

375. Don't wait up.

376. Meaning, I trust, that once you're done with him

377. you'll be seeing her?

378. You think you know everything about me, don't you?

379. I diapered your bottom.

380. I bloody well ought to... sir.

381. Well, you're wrong.

382. 'Andrea's father.'

383. 'You know how much I've always wanted to see Europe, Bruce'

384. 'and dad has business there next week.'

385. It's some sort of hush-hush deal. He won't tell me a thing.

386. He can't even say when we'd be coming back.

387. Will you at least let me try to talk you out of it?

388. - Bruce. - Wait, please.

389. Oh, never mind.

390. 'I'm no good at this.'

391. Here. You'll get the idea.

392. What do you say?

393. Of course, I will.

394. I never thought this would happen.

395. Why, I always felt like, like I'd thrown you a curve ball

396. 'like you never knew what to do with me'

397. 'because I wasn't in the plan.'

398. You are now. I'm changing the plan.

399. Uh-oh. Looks like dad's got company.

400. 'Business-type company.'

401. He doesn't usually see clients here.

402. At least, not at this hour.

403. Maybe we should wait till tomorrow

404. before we give him the good news.

405. - Maybe. - Good night, Bruce.

406. - Alfred. - Miss.

407. Grr..

408. 'It's another cave, alright.'

409. 'Could be as big as the house judging from the number of bats'

410. that came out of it.

411. - Alfred, what's wrong? - This just arrived, sir.

412. "Left with dad.

413. "Too young. Need time?

414. Forget about me."

415. My God!

416. If there was just some other way.

417. I hate that song.

418. Gasp! Can it be?

419. Old Sallie "The Wheezer" Valestra.

420. Welcome, paisan.

421. It's been a dog's age.

422. Hello, Joker. Didn't mean to drop by unannounced.

423. Oh, Salvatore, why so formal?

424. Mi casa nostra es su casa nostra.

425. So what's an old-timer like you

426. want with a two-timer like me?

427. Business. I got—

428. Ooh, business! Sounds like fun.

429. Come. We'll repair to more comfortable environs.

430. Now, hold on to your hat and watch those valuables.

431. It's going to be a bumpy ride.

432. Honey, I'm home.

433. Oh, don't mind my home-security system.

434. Down, Rusty.

435. Can't be too careful with all those weirdos around.

436. What? Meat loaf again?

437. Oh. I had it for lunch.

438. Isn't Hazel here a cutie?

439. True, she's a real homebody

440. but you can't help who you fall in love with.

441. Ooh.

442. Come. Have a seat, Sal.

443. Tell me what's on your so-called mind.

444. It's Batman. He's gone nuts.

445. First he whacked Chuckie Sol, then Buzz

446. and now he's after me.

447. You know, I've been reading lately

448. how old guano-man is wound tight enough to snap.

449. Ooh, wouldn't it be great if I'd finally driven him

450. off the deep end?

451. This isn't a joke.

452. Batman's knocking us off

453. and you're the only one who can take him down.

454. Look, five million up front

455. with whatever you want to finish him off.

456. What do I look like, pest control?

457. Think, you fool, once he gets me

458. how long till he gets you? You know what I'm talking about.

459. Your hands are just as dirty. Dirtier.

460. Don't touch me, old man.

461. I don't know where you've been.

462. Oh, Sal

463. no one could take a joke like you.

464. - Of course, I'll help you out. - Really?

465. Certainement!

466. No way is anybody gonna hurt my pal Sal.

467. That's it. That's what I want to see.

468. A nice big smile.

469. Thanks for another lovely dinner.

470. 'My pleasure.'

471. You know, it's not good to go to bed on a full stomach.

472. We could stay up, talk for a while.

473. Oh, Artie, I've got a killer day tomorrow.

474. But call me, okay?

475. Mwah.

476. - Good night. - Good night.

477. Hmph. So we meet again.

478. I like the cape. Not sure about the mask, though.

479. Have you ever seen this?

480. - No. - But that's your father.

481. He's the one who set up their corporate partnership.

482. So? That's his job.

483. He was the one element that tied these gangsters together.

484. - 'Where's your father now?' - Haven't a clue.

485. Why don't you try Madagascar?

486. That's not what you told Reeves.

487. You told him you were closer than ever to your father.

488. You had me bugged, is that it?

489. I can read lips.

490. Then read them now. Get out.

491. You still following your dad's orders?

492. The way I see it, the only one in this room

493. controlled by his parents is you.

494. Sal Valestra

495. your angel of death awaits.

496. 'Guess the joke is on me.'

497. 'You're not Batman, after all.'

498. 'Looks like there's a new face in Gotham'

499. 'and soon his name will be all over town'

500. 'to say nothing of his legs'

501. 'and feet and spleen and head.'

502. boom

503. whoosh

504. Stay away. This is not your fight.

505. This madness ends now!

506. 'Batman, this is the police.'

507. 'You are under arrest.'

508. 'Step away from the edge of the roof.'

509. 'Put your hands on top of your head and stay in the light.'

510. Stay on him!

511. 'Alpha 6-3 in pursuit.'

512. 'Subject moving north along Denny Drive.'

513. 'All units approach with caution.'

514. 'Subject is considered armed and dangerous.'

515. 'Use of deadly force is authorized.'

516. Take it down. I gotta get closer.

517. 'Freeze!'

518. 'He's heading for the construction site!'

519. 'SWAT deployment teams, move into position.'

520. 'All units acknowledge.'

521. 'Roger that, Charlie 3. Moving into position.'

522. Let's go, let's go. Let's move it!

523. 'All available units to Fourth and Madison'

524. 'the construction site.'

525. 'Charlie 3'

526. 'prepare for tear gas.'

527. boom

528. boom

529. There he is, man.

530. Hey, wait!

531. You jerk! Get a light up there.

532. Ah.

533. 'Alpha 3 to ground. He's down. We have him.'

534. Fire!

535. - Quick, around the back! - Come on!

536. Come on, you grunts.

537. Let's go!

538. - Well, he's over there! - Let's go!

539. Oh.

540. - Andrea. - Hurry.

541. Who's that?

542. There are certain advantages

543. to having a sturdy cranium, Master Bruce.

544. But then, hardheadedness was always your virtue.

545. Well, I'm sure I have things to do elsewhere.

546. You have, uh, an excellent sense of timing.

547. It was all over TV. I had to do something.

548. I'm grateful, of course, but I still need to know

549. why you're not telling me the truth about your father.

550. 'Well, I suppose the world's greatest detective'

551. will find out eventually.

552. You remember daddy was having a meeting that night

553. 'with his partners.'

554. Grr..

555. 'You're a liar and a cheat, Carl.'

556. 'You've taken what's ours.'

557. 'You're gonna pay, one way or another.'

558. 'No, please.'

559. Daddy, what's going on?

560. I'm sorry you had to see this, Ms. Beaumont.

561. Ah..

562. - Let her go! - Watch it, Carl.

563. Please, Sal. Give me one more day.

564. - I swear, I'll get the money. - Convince me.

565. This time tomorrow. On my mother's grave.

566. As soon as the European banks open

567. I'll have the whole amount wired to you.

568. poof

569. Twenty four hours.

570. This time tomorrow we'll have the money

571. or I'll have your heart in my hand.

572. Let's go, boys.

573. - Dad, are you alright? - Pack a suitcase.

574. We've got to get to the airport now.

575. What? But you said you'd have the money.

576. It's not that simple. The money is tied up in investments.

577. 'It could take weeks to free up.'

578. But I can't leave. Bruce proposed to me.

579. - We're going to get married. - Listen to me.

580. I just used up the last shred of pity Sal Valestra has.

581. If I don't pay him back within 24 hours

582. they'll find us and they'll kill us both!

583. How.. Why did you do this, dad?

584. Why did you get involved with these people?

585. I'm sorry, Andi.

586. I just wanted a chance for you..

587. Uh, I'll get you out of this.

588. Somehow, we'll be free of those guys

589. whatever it takes. That's a promise.

590. From that night, we were on the run.

591. We hid all over Europe.

592. Eventually, settled on the Mediterranean coast.

593. Dad was able to parlay the money

594. he embezzled into a fortune.

595. Finally, he had enough to pay them back or so he thought.

596. It would never be enough.

597. They wanted interest compounded in blood.

598. He had to find another way.

599. The man in the costume, your father?

600. He said he'd get them, somehow.

601. When I heard about Chuckie Sol, well, I had to come back

602. to find him, to stop him.

603. I'm sorry, Bruce.

604. That's twice now I've come into your life and screwed it up.

605. Ooh.

606. Can we make it work this time?

607. I want to say yes

608. but you know it's going to come down between me and your father.

609. Daddy doesn't matter anymore.

610. - I'll see you tonight. - I'll be here.

611. It's so good to see you and Ms. Beaumont together again.

612. Might one ask what this bodes for your alter ego?

613. I'm not sure, Alfred.

614. Everything's happening so fast.

615. - So much has changed. - You still love each other.

616. That's true. I love her.

617. 'Maybe after this is settled.'

618. 'Well, maybe then.'

619. I'm sure they would have wanted you to be happy, sir.

620. - Hm. - Is something wrong?

621. 'Maybe.'

622. Oh, no!

623. 'You're telling there were four precincts on Batman's heels'

624. and he still got away?

625. Ah..

626. Unbelievable.

627. 'Tsk, tsk.'

628. And to think our tax money goes to pay those jerks.

629. You!

630. That's right, Artie.

631. Bring in the press, why don't you? What a photo-op.

632. The councilman and his wacky pal.

633. You're no friend of mine.

634. Oh, Artie, I'm crushed!

635. How the high and mighty forget!

636. 'Don't you remember?'

637. You, me, Sallie and the gang?

638. What are you talkin' about? I never met them or you.

639. I worked for Beaumont. I didn't know what he was doing.

640. Oh, but you knew about it afterwards

641. and put it to good use, eh?

642. What do you want?

643. To find out who's iced the old gang.

644. Haven't you read the papers? It's Batman!

645. Ah! Wrong! It ain't the Bat.

646. Nope, nope, nope. I've seen the guy.

647. He looks more like The Ghost of Christmas Future.

648. Nowhere near as cute as Batboy.

649. You're saying it's someone else?

650. Yeah, someone who wouldn't mind

651. seeing our old pals out of the way.

652. Maybe, gulp, sob..

653. me, too.

654. That's when I thought about you, Arturo.

655. An important, upstanding guy like you could find it awkward

656. if certain secrets were revealed about his past.

657. Wait. You're not saying that I..

658. 'Mr. Reeves, Ms. Beaumont on the line.'

659. Beaumont? Not the babe!

660. Oh, you devil!

661. 'Arthur? Arthur, are you there?'

662. Shh. Ha-ha.

663. H-hello, Andrea, uh..

664. We're-we're still on for lunch, right?

665. I'm sorry, I-I can't. I got hung up.

666. I'll explain everything tonight, okay?

667. Uh, uh, alright. Uh, I'll-I'll see you then.

668. Now, ain't that a co-inky-dink?

669. We're talking about the old man

670. and the spawn of his loins just happens to call.

671. Makes you want to laugh. Doesn't it, Artie?

672. Good heavens!

673. Councilman, please. You've got to control yourself.

674. I'm trying, for God's sake!

675. 'Here's the relaxant you ordered, doctor.'

676. I need some help. Hold him still!

677. Councilman, please!

678. 'That's it. That's right.'

679. Uh. Uh..

680. There, that should relax you enough

681. for the toxin to run its course.

682. Now, try to stay calm.

683. Okay.

684. 'Dr. Blair, please come to outpatient counselling..'

685. Uh..

686. Oh, no!

687. Why did the Joker meet with you?

688. It has to do with the gangster murders, doesn't it?

689. He thinks you're involved. Why?

690. I don't know.

691. That's not the answer I want.

692. B-Beaumont needed me to help him and his kid

693. get out of town. He kept in touch.

694. When was the last time you spoke to him?

695. Years ago. My first election campaign.

696. I was running out of money and asked Beaumont for help.

697. He said no.

698. So you sold him to the mob.

699. I was broke, desperate!

700. They said all they wanted was their money back!

701. Councilman. Councilman, please!

702. Hello, anybody home?

703. Listen, boopsie.

704. Even though you never call and never write

705. I still got a soft spot for you.

706. So I'm sending you a fun gift. Airmail.

707. 'And there's no use jumping out the window this time, toots.'

708. 'The plane of the future is going to make you history.'

709. boom

710. 'Hello? Hello, operator?'

711. 'I believe my party's been disconnected.'

712. You? But-but he paid you.

713. Dad?

714. Well, Haze, guess it's time to call it a night.

715. What do you say, hon?

716. Feeling the old electricity tonight?

717. Hm..

718. Ain't it always the way?

719. You get in the mood and company shows up.

720. Joker

721. your angel of death awaits.

722. I'm impressed, lady.

723. You're harder to kill than a cockroach on steroids.

724. So you figured it out?

725. Gotta hand it to you. Nice scheme.

726. Costume's a bit theatrical. But, hey, who am I to talk?

727. Oh.

728. Very cute.

729. But I can blow smoke, too, toots.

730. - Mm.. - Nice trick, sweetheart.

731. You could teach old Batsy

732. a thing or two about disappearing.

733. You're not smiling, Joker.

734. I thought you found death amusing.

735. Me? Oh, no, you won't hear a giggle out of me.

736. Made you look.

737. Whoo! Ha-ha-ha.

738. 'Well, if it isn't Smokey the Babe!'

739. 'Just in time to meet her biggest fan.'

740. Uh..

741. How about a little pick-me-up?

742. - Ah.. - Your father's dead, isn't he?

743. You came into town early to get Chuckie Sol

744. so you could shift the blame to your father if you had to.

745. They took everything, Bruce.

746. My dad, my life, you.

747. I'm not saying it's right or-or even sane

748. but it's all I've got left.

749. So either help me or get out of the way!

750. You know I can't do that.

751. Look what they did to us!

752. What we could have had!

753. They had to pay!

754. But, Andi, what will vengeance solve?

755. If anyone knows the answer to that, Bruce, it's you.

756. Leave, Andi. Now.

757. Please.

758. 'Oh, Batsy!'

759. Yoo-hoo!

760. Joker.

761. crash

762. 'You're too late, Batman!'

763. There are 20 miles of tunnels under this place

764. and they're all filled with high explosives.

765. In five minutes, everything goes up!

766. whoosh

767. Oh. Ah! No!

768. You just don't know when to quit, do you?

769. What are you doing?

770. You're crazy! I'm your only chance to get out of here!

771. Let me go or we'll both die!

772. Whatever it takes!

773. For once, I'm stuck without a punch line.

774. Uh-oh.

775. Okay. I give up.

776. I surrendered already.

777. Tell her, Batman.

778. Andrea, you've got to get out of here.

779. The place is wired to e-explode!

780. No. One way or another, it ends tonight.

781. Goodbye, my love.

782. Andrea!

783. I couldn't save her, Alfred.

784. I don't think she wanted to be saved, sir.

785. Vengeance blackens the soul, Bruce.

786. I always feared you would become that which you fought against.

787. You walk the edge of that abyss every night

788. but you haven't fallen in and I thank heaven for that.

789. But Andrea fell into that pit years ago.

790. And no one, not even you, could have pulled her back.

791. What is it?

792. - Quite a sight. - Yes.

793. I'm sorry. Do-do you want to be alone?

794. I am.