The Batman vs. Dracula (2005)
Gotham City is terrorized not only by recent escapees Joker and Penguin, but by the original creature of the night, Dracula! Can Batman stop the ruthless vampire before he turns everyone in the city, including The Caped Crusader, Joker and Penguin, into his mindless minions?
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Gotham City is terrorized not only by recent escapees Joker and Penguin, but by the original creature of the night, Dracula! Can Batman stop the ruthless vampire before he turns everyone in the city, including The Caped Crusader, Joker and Penguin, into his mindless minions?
Rating:NR
Genre:Animation, Action, Fantasy, Mystery
Written By:Duane Capizzi
In Theaters:10/18/2005
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Warner Bros. Animation, DC
Cast
Michael Goguen
Director
Rino Romano
Bruce Wayne / Batman (voice)
Peter Stormare
Dracula (voice)
Tara Strong
Vicky Vale (voice)
Alastair Duncan
Alfred Pennyworth (voice)
Tom Kenny
Oswald Cobblepot / The Penguin (voice)
Kevin Michael Richardson
The Joker (voice)
Jeff Bennett
Arkham Asylum Inmate / Additional Voices (voice)
Richard Green
Additional Voices (voice)
Neil Ross
Additional Voices (voice)
James Sie
Additional Voices (voice)
Kevin Carvell
Additional Voices (voice)
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