Mike Pallotta

And they really like with with Jay's performance with it's his baby, you know, Jim Gordon's baby and mixed with the music and being again like it's so. hacky but being a dad myself and it being and I my kids only two and this being like I was it felt very fresh yeah man felt very fresh for me listening to a crying baby falling off of a bridge

Long Halloween is such a fun one because it really – it maps the progression or digression from the mafia and the crime lords and the organized crime within Gotham and their being kind of – replaced by these costume criminals. And so you're going to see a lot of the familiar villains that you know and love from Joker, Poison Ivy. There's so many fun characters on the way.

Long Halloween is such a fun one because it really – it maps the progression or digression from the mafia and the crime lords and the organized crime within Gotham and their being kind of – replaced by these costume criminals. And so you're going to see a lot of the familiar villains that you know and love from Joker, Poison Ivy. There's so many fun characters on the way.

Long Halloween is such a fun one because it really – it maps the progression or digression from the mafia and the crime lords and the organized crime within Gotham and their being kind of – replaced by these costume criminals. And so you're going to see a lot of the familiar villains that you know and love from Joker, Poison Ivy. There's so many fun characters on the way.

And we got incredible performances from Michelle Lukes as Poison Ivy, Dan Kill as the Joker. We even have Kevin Smith.

And we got incredible performances from Michelle Lukes as Poison Ivy, Dan Kill as the Joker. We even have Kevin Smith.

And we got incredible performances from Michelle Lukes as Poison Ivy, Dan Kill as the Joker. We even have Kevin Smith.

Kevin Smith, getting him to – you know, Kevin's a director, obviously. He's a writer-director. He even told us in the recording session at the very top, like, listen, man, I'm not – what you see is what you get. I'm Silent Bob. I'm Kevin. I'm Kevin. You get Kevin. So we're like, that's fine. You know, we're like, okay. And Fred Greenhalgh is our director. Like, to his credit –

Kevin Smith, getting him to – you know, Kevin's a director, obviously. He's a writer-director. He even told us in the recording session at the very top, like, listen, man, I'm not – what you see is what you get. I'm Silent Bob. I'm Kevin. I'm Kevin. You get Kevin. So we're like, that's fine. You know, we're like, okay. And Fred Greenhalgh is our director. Like, to his credit –

Kevin Smith, getting him to – you know, Kevin's a director, obviously. He's a writer-director. He even told us in the recording session at the very top, like, listen, man, I'm not – what you see is what you get. I'm Silent Bob. I'm Kevin. I'm Kevin. You get Kevin. So we're like, that's fine. You know, we're like, okay. And Fred Greenhalgh is our director. Like, to his credit –

got the penguin out of Kevin. And he did it through... There's a scene that we'll get to eventually where the penguin is being choked out by Batman. And when he was delivering his lines, literally choking himself, he nailed the voice of the penguin. In that moment. And Fred and we were all like... Do all the lines again, choking yourself.

got the penguin out of Kevin. And he did it through... There's a scene that we'll get to eventually where the penguin is being choked out by Batman. And when he was delivering his lines, literally choking himself, he nailed the voice of the penguin. In that moment. And Fred and we were all like... Do all the lines again, choking yourself.

got the penguin out of Kevin. And he did it through... There's a scene that we'll get to eventually where the penguin is being choked out by Batman. And when he was delivering his lines, literally choking himself, he nailed the voice of the penguin. In that moment. And Fred and we were all like... Do all the lines again, choking yourself.

Do that, and he did it, and he was game for it, and it was the best. I love that, man. So, yeah. Long Halloween, I think what... Okay, so back to your question about what to look forward to.

Do that, and he did it, and he was game for it, and it was the best. I love that, man. So, yeah. Long Halloween, I think what... Okay, so back to your question about what to look forward to.

Do that, and he did it, and he was game for it, and it was the best. I love that, man. So, yeah. Long Halloween, I think what... Okay, so back to your question about what to look forward to.

And many other things. Um... The Long Halloween has some incredible action scenes. And what the story is so well known for is delving into what makes Batman the world's greatest detective. It is a murder mystery at its core. It's got an extremely robust cast of characters, like you said. But at its heart, it is this...

And many other things. Um... The Long Halloween has some incredible action scenes. And what the story is so well known for is delving into what makes Batman the world's greatest detective. It is a murder mystery at its core. It's got an extremely robust cast of characters, like you said. But at its heart, it is this...

And many other things. Um... The Long Halloween has some incredible action scenes. And what the story is so well known for is delving into what makes Batman the world's greatest detective. It is a murder mystery at its core. It's got an extremely robust cast of characters, like you said. But at its heart, it is this...

this murder mystery that affects all of these people and how they all react to these murders. The serial killer who's striking on holidays. Yeah. It's a really fun story to track throughout Gotham and having Batman at the center of it and seeing him do his detective work and run himself ragged, trying to solve this near seemingly near impossible. Um, mystery is really, really fun.