An official Warner Bros. interview with the late legendary Kevin Conroy has recently resurfaced. In the interview, he spoke about his experience recording voice lines for Batman in the Rocksteady Games’ Batman Arkham franchise and it turns out that the experience was not actually a good one for the late actor.

The late Kevin Conroy said:

“Then suddenly I had to do a game [and] they have to have each voice completely clean in it’s own take,” said Conroy. “You do four hours a day alone, in a booth, in a vacuum, creating the character, keeping the character’s voice alive, and then creating the situation for each line… and then they want it three times.

You know, ‘Give it to us angry! Oh, keep that anger and give it to us with a little irony! Oh, we love the anger and we love the irony, now just sweeten it with a little bit of love.’

By the time you get out of there you’re pulling out your hair, you’re going, ‘What the fuck do they want me to say!?’ So you do that for four hours, and then you get an hour for lunch, and then you do four hours more! And that goes on for a week, just you.

And then you get a couple weeks off while they’re writing more stuff, then they bring you back in. Arkham Knight, the third in the trilogy, took two years to put together and it was 37,000 lines of dialogue!”

The late Kevin Conroy’s final performance as Batman will be in the upcoming Suicide Squad Kill The Justice League, which will launch on 26 May 2023 on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.

Check out the full interview below: