History Characters / BatmanAndRobin

* {{Burlesque}}: Stripteases in a ''Blonde Venus''-inspired magenta gorilla suit in her BigEntrance at the Rainforest Ball. Also features ShakingTheRump, SexyWalk and a small ThreePointLanding onto a bed of [[{{Loincloth}} male]] [[PerpetuallyShinyBodies performers]].

* BeautyBrainsAndBrawn: With Freeze (Brains) and Bane (Brawn). Potentially averted in that while Mr. Freeze is clearly a bit of a GeniusBruiser, Ivy does the most of the scheming amongst the three.

* SameLanguageDub: Although still voiced by Uma Thurman, all of her lines were re-dubbed for the final theatrical release, as evidenced by the slightly higher-pitched, breathier intonations of her speech in trailers. According to the director, this was to give her a more sultry baritone and give her a more pronounced drawl.

* LoveItOrHateIt: While some critics were more receptive to [[LargeHam her performance]] ([[http://www.nytimes.com/1997/06/20/movies/holy-iceberg-dynamic-duo-vs-mr-freeze.html Janet Maslin's ''New York Times'' review in particular]]), she was nominated for a Razzie Award [[spoiler:which Alicia Silverstone won anyway]].

* AmbitionIsEvil: Goes from vengeful eco-terrorist to genocidal megalomaniac who plans to use Mr. Freeze's new weapon to wipe out all human (and most plant) life so that she can rule over a race of mutant plants with Freeze by her side. Yikes.

* {{Burlesque}}: Stripteases in a ''Blonde Venus''-inspired magenta gorilla suit at the Rainforest Ball.

* {{Expy}}: A mixture of Catwoman's rebirth origin story from [[Film/BatmanReturns Returns]] and The Riddler's MadScientist origin story from [[Film/BatmanForever Forever]]. Stated by Joel Schumacher that his original intent was to have Nicole Kidman portray Ivy in [[Film/BatmanForever]], hence why (aside from Elliot Goldenthal's recycled score) Ivy and Chase's {{Sexophone}} motifs are so similar.

* EvilIsSexy: Certainly does more than her fair share to invoke this trope. Her given affinity for casually slinging around DoubleEntendre and suggestive language doesn't hurt matters either.

!Dr. Victor Fries/Mr. Freeze

!Bruce Wayne/Batman

!Richard 'Dick' Grayson/Robin

!Dr. Pamela Isley/Poison Ivy

* AGodAmI: Makes a variety of [[BlasphemousBoast Blasphemous Boasts]] and seeks to destroy the world and rebuild it [[InTheirOwnImage in her own image]].

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: "Slippery when wet." Also makes several veiled references to female genitalia ("Some lucky boy is about to hit the honeypot" and "my garden needs tending" being the two most notable)
* InformedAttractiveness: The script actually calls her 'the most beautiful woman in the world'. Between that and Joel Schumacher's confession that he chose Uma because he was infatuated with her Venus in Film/TheAdventuresOfBaronMunchausen, one could almost be excused for thinking that this film was made by [[TheMuse Quentin Tarantino]]
* NobodyCanDie: Averted. Despite its' aim to be more family-driven than Film/BatmanForever, she kills three men in a fairly PG-gruesome manner and the audience is informed of a fourth victim as well.

!Barbara Pennyworth/Batgirl

!Antonio Diego/Bane

!Alfred Pennyworth

!Commissioner Gordon

!Julie Madison

!Dr. Jason Woodrue

!Miss B. Haven

!Nora Fries

!Gossip Gerty

* EvilIsSexy: Although [[YourMileageMayVary YMMV]], her appearance at the Rainforest Ball certainly invokes this trope. Her given affinity for casually slinging around DoubleEntendre and suggestive language does more than its' fair share as well.

* NobodyCanDie: Subverted. Despite its' aim to be more family-driven than Film/BatmanForever, she kills three men in a fairly PG-gruesome manner and the audience is informed of a fourth victim as well.

* NobodyCanDie: Subverted. Despite its' aim to be more family-driven than Film/BatmanForever, she kills three men in a fairly PG-gruesome manner and the audience is informed of a fourth.

A botanist working in a South American lab under the employ of Wayne Enterprises, Dr. Pamela Isley is seemingly murdered in a FreakLabAccident when she stumbles upon her eccentric colleague's secret experiments, [[JoinOrDie rebuffs his sexual advances]] and threatens to ruin his career. However, after prolonged exposure to the super-serum known as Venom, she becomes a full-on [[TheVamp murderous vamp]] with a [[LovePotion pheromone dust concoction]] and [[KissOfDeath poisonous lips]].

A botanist working in a South American lab under the employ of Wayne Enterprises, Dr. Pamela Isley is seemingly murdered in a FreakLabAccident when she stumbles upon her eccentric colleague's secret experiments, [[JoinOrDie rebuffs his sexual advances]] and threatens to ruin his career. However, after prolonged exposure to the super-serum known as Venom, she becomes a full-on [[TheVamp murderous vamp]] with a [[KissOfDeath poison kiss]].

->'''Played by:''' Arnold Schwarzenegger [[/folder]]

->'''Played by:''' George Clooney [[/folder]]

->'''Played by:''' Chris O'Donnell [[/folder]]

->'''Played by:''' Uma Thurman [[/folder]]

->'''Played by:''' Alicia Silverstone [[/folder]]

->'''Played by:''' Michael Gough [[/folder]]

->'''Played by:''' Pat Hingle [[/folder]]

->'''Played by:''' Elle [=MacPherson=] [[/folder]]

->'''Played by:''' John Glover [[/folder]]

->'''Played by:''' Vivica A. Fox [[/folder]]

->'''Played by:''' Vendela K. Thommessen [[/folder]]

->'''Played by:''' Elizabeth Sanders-Kane [[/folder]]

->'''Played by:''' Robert 'Jeep' Swenson, Michael Reid [=MacKay=] (pre-transformation) [[/folder]]

'''[-Played by:-]''' [-Pat Hingle-] [[/folder]]

'''[-Played by:-]''' [-Vendela K. Thommessen-] [[/folder]]