Five years ago in episode 1585 Joe Rogan Experiencethe popular Podcaster welcomes friends and comedian Tony Hinchcliffe. While the two discussed the entertainment industry, Rogan shared his thoughts about legendary Hollywood actor Michael Keaton.

Keaton played the comic book character Batman in the 1989 live action superhero movie Batman. According to Rogan, Keaton’s portrayal of the character is the best in history, even better than Christian Bale’s portrayal of the character.

“There are a lot of people who really don’t want to accept him as Batman because he’s kind of like this skinny guy. He’s not very Jack. Probably the best Batman ever. Probably the best Batman, that’s including the Christian Bale.”

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this UFC CommentatorIt’s definitely a hot proposition, like fans of Batman’s movie mythology, the character’s greatest movie representative. It’s not surprising, though, that Rogan kept turning to his drums, and he once again competed with the grain.

Luo Gen people dabbled in the performance and entertainment industry before finding the footsteps of comedians and MMA commentators. But it was his work as a podcast that really made his popularity soar, JRE There are many famous guests from all walks of life on the podcast.

In fact, this is the importance of podcasts, which is said to be Rogan Interview with Trump himselfthey eventually won the election.

Joe Rogan is familiar with the film business

Once, Joe Rogan was an actor. He made his debut in a short film, Bruce Testes, Fashion Photographer, playing the titular character Bruce Testones. His first serious role, however, was to play Frank Valente in the 90s sitcom “Hard Ball.” He also played Joe Garrelli in another sitcom “Newsradio.”

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Since then, most of Rogan’s roles are fictional versions of himself portraying him as he gradually gets rid of his performance. Instead, he is called Owner Before finally focusing on his comedy work, the “Fear Factor”.