Adam West

Description: (American Actor Who Portrayed 'Batman' in Several Movies and Television Shows)

Adam West was an actor known for lending his voice to many animated series. His real name was William West Anderson and he used Adam West as his stage name. He explained in his autobiography, the reason behind taking the name ‘Adam West’. His interest and inclination towards acting and television was seen during his school years. He had a long career of six decades and out of all his works, he was best known for his role in the 1960s ABC series Batman and its theatrical feature film. He had his stint of success and fame with Batman but it was short-lived as the series got canceled abruptly. However, due to his exceptional talent, he sprung back with other featured films. West did not have the best of childhood as he witnessed his parents' separation when he was a kid. He was, to a certain extent, influenced by his mother. West like his mother was also an alcoholic but gave up on it in 1970. Both of them suffered from depression too.

Overview

Birthday September 19, 1928 (Virgo)
Born In United States
Alternative names William West Anderson
Height 188 cm
Died on June 9, 2017
Spouse/Ex- Marcelle Tagand Lear (m. 1970), Billie Lou Yeager (m. 1950–1956), Frisbie Dawson (m. 1957–1962)
Parents Otto West Anderson
Audrey V. Speer
Children Hunter Anderson, Jonelle S. Anderson, Nina West, Perrin West
Relatives John West Anderson

Did you know

What role is Adam West most famous for? Adam West is most famous for his portrayal of Batman in the 1960s television series.
Did Adam West voice any characters in animated shows? Yes, Adam West provided the voice for the character Mayor Adam West in the animated series "Family Guy."
Was Adam West involved in any other superhero projects besides Batman? Adam West also appeared in the TV series "The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians," where he voiced Batman.
Did Adam West ever make cameo appearances in any movies or TV shows? Yes, Adam West made cameo appearances in various TV shows and movies, often playing exaggerated versions of himself.
Did Adam West have a sense of humor about his iconic Batman role? Yes, Adam West embraced his Batman persona and often poked fun at himself and the character in various comedic appearances.
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