Michelle Pfeiffer's Catwoman was the real protagonist of 1992's Batman Returns.
, Shreck has a large adult son. How large was Shreck's adult son? Burton cast 6'5 bodybuilder Andrew Bryniarski in the role of Chip Shreck. An absolute unit. One of the earliest and largest adult sons in the pop culture cannon. Chip, of course, is the only thing Max seems to genuinely care for .
Catwoman then not only stands out as the film's only main female character , but also the only one who starts as essentially a normal working-class person. She survives , and wobbles home to her apartment in a daze. Ultimately though it's those messages on her answering machine that push her over the edge. Particularly one ad from a telemarketer hawking Gotham Lady perfume that not only glorifies workplace sexual harassment but uses it as a selling point . The revelation the scent is sold exclusively at Shreck's department store is the final straw.
As their masked personas tangle, the civilian versions of Selena and Bruce have also become acquainted after a presumed dead Selena shocks Max Shreck by barging back into the office during Shreck's meeting with Bruce. While Bruce is obviously wary of Shreck and his business practices, Selena seems put off that he'd even meet with him in the first place .
Catwoman, meanwhile, is now on an all hunt to kill Shreck, who she feels actually deserves it, in the bottom of the Penguin's zoo hangout. Batman, who may we remind you basically just watched the Penguin die, zooms in to try and stop her and instead tries to convince Shreck to turn himself into the police. "Don't be naive. The law doesn't apply to people like him!" Catwoman sneers.
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