Michael Keaton's Impressive Career In Pictures

Michael Keaton's impressive career extends beyond these iconic films, encompassing a range of television and stage performances. His diverse roles and public appearances are captured in a series of memorable images. Here’s a look at some notable moments from his career in photos!

'Mr. Mom' (1983)
In this classic comedy, Keaton stars as "Jack Butler," a recently laid-off car executive who becomes a stay-at-home dad. His performance as a bumbling but endearing father helped solidify his status as a leading comedic actor.

'Beetlejuice' (1988)
Keaton's role as the eccentric and mischievous "Beetlejuice" in Tim Burton’s dark comedy remains one of his most iconic performances. His energetic portrayal of the mischievous ghost earned him widespread acclaim and a nomination for a Golden Globe Award.

'Batman' (1989)
Playing "Bruce Wayne/Batman," Keaton took on one of the most beloved comic book characters in this groundbreaking film directed by Tim Burton. His interpretation of the brooding superhero was both critically and commercially successful, setting a new standard for superhero portrayals.

'Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)' (2014)
Keaton’s work in this film was exceptional, portraying "Riggan Thomson" in a role that drew parallels to his own career. His performance in this dark comedy-drama, which also won the Academy Award for Best Picture, is often regarded as one of his finest.

'Spotlight' (2015)
In this gripping drama, Keaton plays "Walter Robinson," the editor of a Boston Globe investigative team uncovering a major scandal within the Catholic Church. The film won the Academy Award for Best Picture, and Keaton's role was pivotal in its success.

'The Founder' (2016)
Keaton stars as "Ray Kroc," the man behind the McDonald’s franchise, in this biographical drama. His portrayal of Kroc’s ruthless ambition and business acumen received praise for its depth and complexity.

'Dopesick' (2021)
In this powerful Hulu miniseries, Keaton portrays "Dr. Samuel Finnix," a physician struggling with the opioid epidemic. His performance brought attention to the series’ important social issues, demonstrating his continued relevance and skill in dramatic roles.

'Jackie Brown' (1997)
In Quentin Tarantino’s crime thriller, Keaton plays "Ray Nicolette," a charming yet corrupt cop. His role, while supporting, is crucial in the film’s intricate plot, and his performance added depth to the movie's ensemble cast.

'The Trial of the Chicago 7' (2020)
In this historical legal drama, Keaton portrays "Rennie Davis," one of the activists involved in the infamous trial. His role in this ensemble cast contributed to the film's success, which received widespread acclaim for its powerful storytelling and performances.