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Adam West, Burgess Meredith, and Lee Meriwether in Batman (1966)

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The Penguin's submarine's interiors are the "Seaview" sets from Voyage au fond des mers (1964) redressed.
Adam West agreed to do the film partly on the one condition that he would have more screen time as Bruce Wayne in it.
Adam West points out how fake the shark looks in one of the film's most memorable scenes. He also notes how unhappy the producers were of the sound that was made when Batman was hitting it. West says that he told them that the sound did not matter because the shark looked so fake anyway.
Shooting of the film began before Lee Meriwether was cast for it. As a result, the Catwoman does not appear with the other three villains in the first scene that takes place aboard the Penguin's submarine in it.
(at about 15:00 into the film) The Penguin's line in the film, "We shall hang together, or most assuredly we shall all hang separately", was a humorous phrase spoken by Benjamin Franklin when he was in danger of being accused of high treason by his fellow delegates.

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