Christian Bale is an exceptional talent who is known as a method actor. One of his most notable roles is undoubtedly Batman from Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight trilogy. Nolan and Bale's collaborations and the Batman films are considered some of the greatest comic book films. They are also among the actor and director's highest-grossing films. But there is one thing Bale hated about his character and that was the vigilante's dramatic superhero costume. Keep scrolling to find out more.

The first film in the series, Batman Begins, was released in 2005. This was followed by The Dark Knight in 2008 and The Dark Knight Rises in 2012. Heath Ledger played the Joker in the second part and made him unforgettable. People call his performance a benchmark performance, and no one can ever replace it. To be honest, actors don't try to be like the late actor either; They bring their own style. Bale is now also admirable in the role of Bruce Wayne.

Christian Bale once expressed his anger at the cape of the crusader in the superhero costume. In an interview with the Chicago Tribune, the actor once shared what he didn't like about his Batman character. The “Dark Knight” actor said: “Whoever first came up with the idea of ​​wearing a cape as a superhero wasn't really looking for a good thing.” How many times I step on that damn thing… or I one I throw a punch and it ends up covering my whole head.”

The actor explained: “It's really not practical (for a superhero). I wouldn't do it myself. I wear a cape every damn day. … Personally, I wouldn’t choose that.”

Christian Bale wore the cape in three films, but it was worth it as the film grossed around $2.44 billion at the global box office. The actor also shared his wisdom with Ben Affleck when he was cast as Batman.

Bale once told Access Hollywood: “The only thing I said to him was to make sure he could pee without anyone helping him, because that's a bit humiliating.”

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