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Aaron Eckhart Says Two-Face is Dead

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From: www.getthebigpicture.net

I think $500 million is the limit for being accused of disclosing movie spoilers, so I think we're safe when we say Two-Face is dead.

Actually, we didn't say it. Aaron Eckhart did, confirming that he was a one-and-done for Christopher Nolan's Batman series, which, in my estimation, is kind of a waste. His villain turn lasted three scenes in The Dark Knight, four if you count when he's just really, really angry in the hospital.

But in an interview with Coming Soon, he answered the very direct question, "Is Harvey Dent alive?"

"No. He is dead as a door nail," replied Eckhart. "I'm not coming back. I think unfortunately, Heath [Ledger] was supposed to go on and that didn't work out. I'm nobody. I'm a cog. I have no say over this sort of stuff."

Eckhart adds that despite a few roles in major films and even a Golden Globe nomination for Thank You For Smoking, the role that's getting him the most recognition has zero chance of sequelization.

"I like that for the first time in my career I'm getting fan mail from kids and 8-year-olds. 'My name is Bill. I really liked the film.' I've never had that before. I think that's fun. I think someone told me they're going to be Harvey Two-Face for Halloween which is cool. I said to two kids the other day, 'Did you see Batman yet?' Then I come to find out like two seconds later they've seen it four times. People are really going back to see it. My parents saw it I think 12 [times] so far. They're sick that it's going out of the theaters."

And I'm sick that Nolan didn't do as much with Two-Face as he could. It's a shame; he's a great character, but he did get a raw deal in the third act of The Dark Knight.

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