Cillian Murphy is a British actor.
Crane sits across from Falcone during a psych exam and pulls his mask out of ...
Rachel challenges Crane because the result of his psych exams lessen the sent...
Crane opens his briefcase takes the Scarecrow mask out and holds it up He put...
Rachel insists on finding out what Crane is up to, so he shows her, before ab...
Rachel challenges Crane on the sudden breakdown Falcone has had. Crane points...
Falcone tries to muscle Crane into continuing to give his men get out of jail...
Crane discusses Falcone's condition with Rachel as Batman, spying, listens in.
Crane dons his mask and sprays the hallucinogenic mist at Falcone, causing hi...
Rachel tries to comfort a little boy when Scarecrow rides up on horseback.
Batman has been watching over Rachel's during her visit to the asylum. He mov...
Crane opens his briefcase takes the Scarecrow mask out and holds it up He put...
Batman wraps up the copycats along with the bad guys so the police can pick t...
Scarecrow responds to objections from the underworld boss that purchased his ...
Crane and his men, realizing that Batman has arrived, anticipate having to de...
Falcone is strapped to a bed babbling 'scarecrow' over and over.
Scarecrow tells the Chechens that they may not like the side-effects of his d...
The Scarecrow informs the Chechens that he is the only supplier left in town.
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