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Watch all full episodes from this series here ▶ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFRhyr3jMwBQ A comic book superfan makes an impossible vow to save Batman from campy TV history — and years later, actually pulls it off, teaming with two mismatched producers and a director nobody expected to helm a superhero movie. After the 1966 Batman TV series turned the Dark Knight into a punchline, teenage superfan Michael Uslan swore he'd one day bring the "true" Batman — dark, driven, and dangerous — to the screen. Nearly every studio in Hollywood turned him down before producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters got the project moving, Tim Burton signed on off the strength of Beetlejuice and Pee-wee's Big Adventure, and the casting of Michael Keaton as Batman sparked a full-blown fan revolt before a single frame was shot. Then, weeks before the cameras rolled, disaster struck Vicki Vale actress Sean Young during a horseback rehearsal — throwing the entire production into chaos. Icons Unearthed: Batman kicks off with the decade-long journey from comic book geek's dream to the greenlit set of 1989's Batman. #batman #iconsunearthed #fullepisode

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