Fans will now finally get to see Kevin Conroy's debut as the live-action Bruce Wayne in Crisis on Infinite Earths after being the voice of the hero in Batman Beyond for over 25 years. And although the Arrowverse crossover doesn't start till next week, it looks like Conroy is already in the hopes to play the character even after the show.
In a recent interview with Comic Book, the actor was asked about whether or not there would be a potential merging of multiple earths which could result in seeing more of Conroy's Batman. To which he responded, "Wouldn't that be awesome? That would be awesome."
He then went on to describe the similarities of Bruce Wayne from Batman Beyond and the one he is playing in Crisis. Conroy says the character in Batman Beyond was around 80 years old, compared with his role in the show, Bruce Wayne is "not that old" either. However, he pointed out that he is "as limited in his ability to be physical" in Crisis.
"He's not fully able-bodied," he added. "In that sense, he's like Old Bruce Wayne in Batman Beyond." He revealed that as he was using his voice from the animated series, he was thinking, "It would be great to do that."
Conroy added, "I would love it," which suggests that he seems to be really enthusiastic about playing the character even after the series.
As for Terry McGinnis' character played by Will Friedle in the animated show, Conroy admits that it would be difficult to bring the actor in since he is a bit too old to play the live-action character now.
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Crisis on Infinite Earths will start with Supergirl on Dec. 8, and continue with Batwoman (Dec. 9) and The Flash (Dec. 10). The whole event ends on Jan. 14 with Arrow and DC's Legends of Tomorrow.
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