Romero’s 1968 Classicīatman: Year One stars Bryan Cranston ( Breaking Bad, Your Honor) as Lieutenant James Gordon, Ben McKenzie ( Gotham) as Bruce Wayne/Batman, Eliza Dushku ( Buffy the Vampire Slayer) as Selina Kyle/Catwoman, Katee Sackhoff ( Battlestar Galactica) as Detective Sarah Essen, and the late Alex Rocco ( The Godfather) as crime lord Carmine Falcone. RELATED: Night of the Animated Dead Trailer Teases Remake of George A. After Bruce Wayne's parents are shot, Bruce loses his. A Year One-esque film finally emerged in 2005, called Batman Begins. The director was set to be Darren Aronofsky and Frank Miller was set to write the script, though it was entirely different story. “The playboy billionaire chooses the guise of a giant bat to combat crime, creates an early bond with a young Lieutenant James Gordon (who is already battling corruption from inside the police department), inadvertently plays a role in the birth of Catwoman, and helps to bring down a crooked political system that infests Gotham City.” Batman: Year One was a film project that was never produced based on the Batman: Year One story by Frank Miller. “The film depicts young Bruce Wayne’s return to Gotham City in his first attempts to fight injustice as a costumed Super Hero,” reads the official synopsis for the film. The short is directed by Lauren Montgomery ( Batman: Year One) from a script by Paul Dini ( Batman: The Animated Series). Eliza Dushku reprises her Batman: Year One role as the voice of Catwoman.
DC Showcase – Catwoman (2011 Animated Short) – The felonious feline’s adventure takes her through the seedy streets of Gotham City. Frank Miller’s next seminal work would provide his near-mythic origin in “Batman: Year One.” This documentary spotlights the contemporary genius of Miller and the audience that was poised to appreciate the depths of his work. Featurette – Heart of Vengeance: Returning Batman to His Roots – “The Dark Knight Returns” provided the denouement of Batman’s life. Audio Commentary – Featuring co-producer Alan Burnett, co-director Sam Liu, DC creative director Mike Carlin and casting/dialogue director Andrea Romano. Batman producer Michael Uslan leads the chat amongst well-known writers, editors, and artists of Batman lore, focusing on the darker, realistic interpretation of Batman’s origins by Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli. Featurette – Conversations with DC Comics – The Batman creative team at DC discusses the personal influence of Batman: Year One on their careers. Featurette – Reinventing Gordon (New) – An examination of the history of James Gordon through comics, animation, and feature films. Its all based in a reality that surrounds his life. We talked with Jacqueline and she was saying a lot of the drifter look was based off of this workman, blue-collar kind of look, and you can see it in the makeup too, It's nota flattering leading man makeup at all t's quite real in a sense. "You never really quite see who he is, really. "It was quite driven by the Year One comic book - this sort of hooded figure that lurks around - and we've been guided a lot by that," added makeup artist Naomi Donne. He specifically spoke about the dock workers in Manhattan and the kind of workwear they wear, and you just pass in the crowd unnoticed." He really wanted to push the workwear, and the idea that what makes you most invisible in a modern crowd is if you're wearing some sort of uniform. 
"Rob was involved in the evolution of this costume. So, what do you wear?" explained costume designer Jacqueline Durran. One was Year One, and one was just the idea of how you are invisible in a modern crowd. "There were two influences on the Drifter costume.
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