Two-Face

This page is about the character from the Joel Schumacher film. For the character from the 1989 film, see Harvey Dent.

Two-Face
Background Information
Films	Batman Forever
Portrayed by	Tommy Lee Jones
Character Information
Full Name	Harvey Dent
Other names	Two-Face Harv Harvey Harvey Two-Face
Age	Early 40s
Gender	Male
Species	Human
Occupation	District Attorney of Gotham City (formerly) Crime Lord Terrorist Supervillain Professional criminal Co-founder of NygmaTech (formerly)
Affiliations	NygmaTech
Home	Gotham City
Allies	Riddler, Frogmen, Batman (formerly), Sugar, Spice
Enemies	Salvatore Maroni, Batman, Robin, Chase Meridian, Gordon
Likes	His coin, revenge, justice, performances, money
Dislikes	His plans foiled, Batman, his disfigurement, losing his coin, intruders
Powers and abilities	Legal knowledge Gunmanship Knowledge
Weapons	Guns
Fate	Falls to his death when trying to retrieve his coin

Harvey Dent, also known as Two-Face, is the secondary antagonist of the 1995 superhero film Batman Forever, the third installment of the Burton/Schumacher Batman film quadrilogy. He is the former District Attorney of Gotham City who became a supervillain after half of his face gets disfigured with acid.

He is portrayed by Tommy Lee Jones, replacing Billy Dee Williams from the first installment of the series.

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Trivia

• Tommy Lee Jones was Joel Schumacher's first and only choice for the role. He accepted the role because the character of Two-Face was his son's favorite character.
• Both Jim Carrey and Tommy Lee Jones hated each other during filming of Batman Forever.
• He was on the list to return as Two-Face in the unmade Batman Unchained with Jack Nicholson as The Joker, Danny DeVito as The Penguin, Michelle Pfeiffer as Catwoman, and Jim Carrey as The Riddler.