Michael Keaton

Michael Keaton is an American actor who gained early recognition for his comedic performances in movies such as "Night Shift," "Mr. Mom," and "Beetlejuice." His wider acclaim stemmed from his portrayal of the title superhero in "Batman" and "Batman Returns." Keaton's diverse filmography extends beyond these roles, with appearances in films like "Pacific Heights," "Much Ado About Nothing," "The Paper," "Jackie Brown," "Herbie: Fully Loaded," and "The Other Guys." He has also lent his voice to animated films like "Cars," "Toy Story 3," and "Minions."

Keaton's career resurgence is marked by his role in "Birdman," which won him a Golden Globe Award and earned him an Academy Award nomination. His work in biographical films like "Spotlight," "The Founder," and "The Trial of the Chicago 7" further cements his versatility as an actor. Keaton's ability to captivate audiences extends to the television screen as well, with his performances in the HBO film "Live from Baghdad" and the Hulu limited series "Dopesick" earning him a Primetime Emmy Award and a Golden Globe Award. His directorial contributions include films "The Merry Gentleman" and "Knox Goes Away."

Keaton's diverse roles, spanning from comedy to drama, attest to his adaptability and range as an actor. His nuanced performances have earned him recognition and accolades, demonstrating his talent in embodying a variety of characters. His upcoming reprisal of the role of Batman/Bruce Wayne in "The Flash," along with his directorial and starring role in the noir thriller "Knox Goes Away," points to a promising future for this seasoned actor.