This block contains the information about Michael Keaton and provides an insight into the life of the celebrity. From here you can also learn when, how and why the profession of an actor was chosen. Some interesting facts are waiting for you here.

Michael Keaton was born in the beginning of September in Pennsylvania. Within two years he was studying art of speaking in Kent University, but he left school and went to Pittsburgh. In 1975 he relocated to Los-Angeles where began filming in local TV shows. His pen name was borrowed from Diane Keaton in order to avoid confusing his name with another actor Michael Douglas. His debut was in 1982 in the comedy “Night Shift” after which the actor was keeping his ample of an actor. He refused the invitation to play the role in the horror movie “The Fly” in the favor of Jeff Goldblum, who became popular due to playing it. Later performed in “BeattleJuice” and in “Clean and Sober”. Also he performed in “Batman” and “Batman Return”. In 1990 he divorces with his wife, actress Caroline McWilliams with whom he lived together for eight years and with whom he has a mutual child Sean. Later he played in the movies which were a total disaster, and that makes him enter into a great depression. In 1997 he performs in Quentin Tarantino’s movie. And in 2008 he produces the movie ‘Funny Gentleman” which wasn’t a great success. Keaton was recording the voice for a Japanese cartoon. The role of Doctor Jack Shepherd in the “Lost” TV show, at first was promised to him, but he refuses to perform, motivating that his hero dies to fast after the plane’s falling off. But when the show was released producers have decided to keep him alive.

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Here you can learn about the movies Michael Keaton acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.

Movies & Videos	Budget	Year	Opening weekend	US box Office
Toy Story 3 - Ken (voice)	$200M	2010	$109M	$415M
Cars - Chick Hicks (voice)	$120M	2006	$60.1M	$244M
The Other Guys - Captain Gene Mauch	$100M	2010	$35.5M	$119M
Batman Returns - Batman/Bruce Wayne	$80M	1992		$163M
Herbie Fully Loaded - Ray Peyton Sr.	$50M	2005	$12.7M	$66M
Jack Frost - Jack Frost, Soundtrack (writer: "Don't Lose Your Faith") (performer: "Frosty the Snowman", "Don't Lose Your Faith")	$50M	1998	$7.1M	$34.5M
Desperate Measures - Peter McCabe	$50M	1998	$5.83M	$13.7M
Out of Sight - Ray Nicolette (uncredited)	$48M	1998	$12M	$37.3M
Multiplicity - Doug Kinney	$45M	1996	$5.08M	$20.1M
Batman - Batman/Bruce Wayne	$35M	1989		$251M
Beetle Juice - Beetlejuice	$15M	1988		$73.3M
Post Grad - Walter Malby	$15M	2009	$2.65M	$6.37M
The Dream Team - Billy Caufield	$15M	1989		$28.9M
Jackie Brown - Ray Nicolette	$12M	1997	$9.29M	$39.6M
A Shot at Glory - Peter Cameron	$9M	2000
Much Ado About Nothing - Dogberry	$8M	1993		$22.6M
The Merry Gentleman - Frank Logan, Director	$5M	2008	$75K	$346K
The Last Time - Ted Riker, Executive Producer	$4M	2006
Game 6 - Nicky Rogan	$1M	2005
Forget Me Not (short) - Detective Porter	$3.5K	2010