IGN:Even though director Christopher Nolan has set his Batman films in a more or less real world setting, some fans have still speculated that Liam Neeson's Ra's al Ghul character -- last seen taking a dive onboard a plummeting train -- might return to the series. What do you think was his answer?
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Well I saw some cuts coming for sure. Right now the movie is sounding like Spiderman 3 with characters galore. So some cuts are of course needed. The only issue I have is these characters already developed, just like throwing the Scarecrow in the second one. You already developed him so his part doesn't need explanation.
Meanwhile we have 3 villians and 2 other characters already confirmed for this movie. You have to develop all 5 plus whatever other star is added in merely two hours....
Its Chris Nolan, I have faith.
I'm fine with him not being in there. I mean the story has moved beyond him at this point. And I think, for all intents and purposes, in Nolan's BatWorld, Ra's is dead (none of that supernatural stuff in Nolan's Batworld).