Batman Characters by Screen Time

Rats. I felt sure that Henchman #1 would have made it.

Bob?

Can you accept Mr. Freeze? That's what he is more commonly known as.

Not your problem, I know, but I definitely don't agree with your source. Bats v Supes should be considered part of the Justice League franchise, not the Batman franchise. Kinda like not including Captain America Civil War as part of the Spider-Man franchise. You just need to draw logical lines, people. Because if Superman has 33 minutes of screen time in the Batman franchise, then Harley Quinn and Dead Shot would be on here too.

To be fair, Batman is in the title, and the movie only briefly features JL members other than Bats and Supes.

Okay, but Scarecrow and Ras al ghul have has so much time in the batman franchise, not to mention the entire bat family in the more recent series of, Son of Batman , Batman Vs Robin, and Bad blood

I find it hard to comprehend that Lucius Fox was only on the screen for 22 minutes out of those entire 3 films.

got the top 9 and vicki vale

I think if Batman vs. Superman counts then probably Suicide Squad should as well, and the upcoming Justice League movie.

I wouldn't say Suicide Squad is a Batman Movie, just a DC one

Scarecrow has been in all three of Nolan’s Batman Triology with at least 30/40 minutes

He is only in the second and third one for like three minutes combined. The secondary characters have less time than you'd think. Lucius Fox only has 22 minutes across the three films. They show up a lot, but only for like 90 seconds at a time. Scarecrow's longest scene is probably when he is showing Carmine Falcone to Rachel in the asylum, and that scene is like three minutes.

Have to remember that screen time is not the same as scenes that they're involved in.

I typed 'catwomen', 'Catwomen' and 'Cat women' and it didn't accept it.

WTF!?

Cat"woman" not women

Are the Gotham television series characters counted in this?

Oops. Just realized "movie" is right there in the explainer.

I cry fowl on Superman. The Batman v. Superman crap is part of a different Justice League franchise. I also take it that you're not also considering theatrical film version of the TV show or Batman: Mask of the Phantasm.

The 60s Batman movie might be included. Why would you assume it wasn't? Batman and Robin were on screen more than anyone else in that movie so it jives with the numbers here.

I couldn't believe that Jim Gordon wasn't up there. It turns out he was, only under Commissioner Gordon. Maybe Jim Gordon should also be an acceptable answer, considering that it is his name.

Jim and Edward aren't accepted while first names are okay for most of the other characters. Not a big deal. I doubt many type in "Edward" before Riddler... I only did to check and see.

Damn, I got Vicky Vale and not Superman? lol

Does John Blake count as robin?