Nicholson's contributions to Batman resulted in great success for the film, nearly leading to a DC shared universe helmed by Tim Burton. Nicholson's love for the character and Burton's faith in the actor's abilities are a manifestation of what true professionals can contribute to a film's production. Ultimately, a communication difficulty that could have proven disastrous for the film resulted in something truly special. In the years after, it seems that even the director himself wasn't immune to the charm of the actor's performance. Burton evidently saw the passion behind Nicholson's ideas for the Joker and gave him the freedom to do what felt right. In his Empire interview, Burton admitted that it was Nicholson who gave him strength and "got me through the whole thing." Clearly, the role meant very much to Nicholson, whose fury over the Joker being recast with Heath Ledger two decades later proves just how passionate he was about the character.
JACK NICHOLSON BATMAN MOVIE
Cesar Romero played the character in the Batman TV show and 60’s movie and his Joker was more than less a joke. The Joker was a character that was widely viewed as a comedic villain. Following Batman's release, Burton adamantly praised Nicholson's Joker performance, proving that their confusion only helped the film. Jack Nicholson’s performance as the Clown Prince of Crime really transformed the worlds’ perception of superhero movies.
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