De La Tour des Héros.
From Animato
"It's a real witty script and Boyd Kirkland did a great job directing it," said producer Bruce Timm. "His storyboards were staged brilliantly. There's this one great shot on the storyboard. You're looking at a church and the camera pans to where a restaurant is. I found that it was the first time I actually thought of Gotham as a real place. It's easy for the city to be just a backdrop, but here it felt like it had geography."
Noted director Boyd Kirkland, "I like shows that get into human dilemmas where you see into characters' minds. This is one of my favorite shows. Another reason I like this so much, is that Batman is not driving around playing catch-up. He knows what's going on and is behind-the-scenes manipulating the situation to serve his ends. To me, this is the epitome of how Batman should be portrayed."
From Lolita Ritmanis
As part of Shirley's inner circle I was very fortunate to be given the opportunity to score a solo episode early in the process. That episode was "It's Never Too Late." Although there were an array of contrasting episodes that were assigned to me throughout the series, my first episode is most likely my favorite! I guess there is nothing like "the first." The tone of the episode required a bit of a film noir approach. It was very dark- moody - gangsters that I chose to highlight with a hint of jazz harmony!
