Within the Batman franchise, Two Face "Harvey Dent" is mutilated due to plastic surgery done wrong, and he continues to terrorise Gotham as part of the cities huge crime scene. In the film "The Dark Knight" Two Face is not killed in the film, however director Christopher Nolan has expressed in talks with the cast, that "Two Face" had died.
However with the untimely death of Heath Ledger, it may be that Nolan has to draw on the Two Face story line if he wants to continue the series.
A Dark Knight is someone who doesnt care about being seen as a big hero, and doesnt care about being looked up to and loved, it is someone who doesnt really do the RIGHT thing, but the thing the must be done to keep poeples hope and faith. like in the Dark Knight movie, at the end where Harvey (two face), kills all them people, even though thousands of civilians look up to him as a hero. so Batman takes the blame for the killings at the end, he doesnt care about being looked up to, he takes the blame to keep the peoples faith in Harvey, so they wont know the terrible things he did. this is what makes him a Dark Knight, he took the blame for someone elses mistakes, just so people dont loose hope in a great person who went bad. hope you understand that!
Yes. Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City take place after The Dark Knight Rises.
the live-action movies are as follows: Batman, Batman Returns, Batman Forever, Batman and Robin, Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, and The Dark Knight Rises
The protagonist in The Dark Knight is surprisingly the Joker. He is still the villain but if you observe closely he has an agenda and Batman's only goal is to stop him. This would put the Joker as the film's protagonist and Batman as the antagonist. This similar style of a villain based protagonist can be seen in Bram Stoker's novel "Dracula" where the vampire count is the protagonist and "good-guy" vampire slayer Van Helsing is the antagonist, simply attempting to put an end to vampires deeds.
Well at the end of the movie, Batman had just killed Harvey after Harvey went and turned into two face. Batman saved Gordan's son from Harvey, and told Gordon to pin it all on him to prevent Gotham going into anarchy. So, Gordan calls the command in, and everyone started chasing him. When Gordan's son asks him why he's running Gordan tells his son this: "Because he can take it. He's the hero that Gotham deserves, but not the hero that Gotham needs right now. He's a silent guardian, a protector of the city. The dark knight."
Christopher Nolan has gone on the record that Harvey Dent/Two-Face did die at the end of The Dark Knight.
No.
Yes two face is dead and will not come back
Two-face
There was 2 villains The Joker and Two-Face.
Harvey (aka) Two Face and mainly The Joker.
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when you say batman, if your talking about the dark knight then the actor who plays Harvey dent aka two face is aaron eckhart
no but in the dark knight he was batman's enemy and tried to kill him because his face was burned by gasoline and fire when he was tied to a chair.
yes
Half of Harvey's face was burnt when the warehouse he was in blew up. He called himself two face because when he was at Internal Affairs, his nickname was apperantly Two Face- Harvey.
No, Two-Face did not appear in Batman Begins. Two-Face, also known as Harvey Dent, is featured in The Dark Knight, the sequel to Batman Begins.