Who is Kevin Conroy? ‘Batman’ voice actor passed away at the age of 66 – Hollywood Life

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Who is Kevin Conroy? 'Batman' voice actor passed away at the age of 66 - Hollywood Life

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Kevin Conroy dead. The actor first began voicing Batman and Bruce Wayne in 1992 Batman: Animated Series and countless movies and video games in the decades since his death, according to a statement issued to TV line by his agent. The rep said: “I send this to you with profound sadness today: Kevin Conroy, the quintessential Batman voice, and a dear friend to so many of us, has passed away. . No cause of death was given at the time.

While B: TAS known for giving Mark HamillHis career took a turn for the worse with his now iconic role as The Joker, the series flourishing with the nuance and appeal that came with Kevin’s portrayal of the character in the series. DC Comics. Kevin will play Batman in the series about Batman Beyond, Justice League, Superman: The Animated Series, and Justice League Unlimited. He will also voice characters in movies like Batman: The Mask of Phantasm. He also returned to his cloak and cowered from the blow Batman: Arkham Game (Arkham Asylum, Arkham City) as well as Unjust fighting game.

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His only live appearance as Bruce Wayne came in 2019, in Batwoman The Arrowverse’s “Crisis on Infinite Earths” crossover.

While Kevin is a very private man, his experiences being a gay man during the AIDS crisis noticed in recent years – especially how it affects his portrayal of the character. Kevin contributed a story on DC Comics Pride Month in 2022, and in 2016 he spoke about the impact of the AIDS pandemic with New York Times. “I’ve been to a lot of funerals so I feel obliged to do the right thing,” he said. “Every night, I just cry, feel pain. I can’t help but feel it. It was a shout, ‘Look what’s happening to us! Help!'”