This is America’s Favorite “Batman” Actor, According to Twitter Study

Submitted by C Costigan on

Written by :

C Costigan

Published on :

This is America’s Favorite “Batman” Actor, According to Twitter Study

In a semi-scientific study connected with geotagged Twitter data, America has named its favorite actor to play Batman in the silver screen annals.  

Leading up to this week’s release of “The Batman,” gaming website BetOnline.ag tracked state-by-state tweets over the last 30 days, analyzing direct keyword phrases about who is the "best" or most popular live-action Batman.

For example, phrases such as "Michael Keaton is the best Batman," "Christina Bale was the greatest Batman," "The only Batman was Val Kilmer," etc. were compiled from in each state. Those results were tallied up per state to assign the favorite from each state.

In total, nearly 200,000 tweets were tracked.

The results for the best Batman were close, with the “OG Batman,” Michael Keaton edging out Christian Bale by four states.

State Breakdown

Michael Keaton: 25 states

Christian Bale: 21 states

Ben Affleck: 4 states

George Clooney, Val Kilmer, Adam West and some of the other smaller live-action versions did not win any states.

Related Content

Avengers: Doomsday Box Office Domestic Opening Weekend Total Betting Odds

Avengers: Doomsday Box Office Domestic Opening Weekend Total Betting Odds

The "Avengers: Doomsday" trailer dropped yesterday and the internet nearly broke.
Andrew Tate Extradited to the UK By?  Betting Market Attracting Some Attention

Andrew Tate Extradited to the UK By? Betting Market Attracting Some Attention

Influencer brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested by federal authorities Saturday in Miami, according to the U.S. Marshals Service.
The Odyssey Betting for Oscars, Box Office and Ratings

The Odyssey Betting for Oscars, Box Office and Ratings

The Odyssey is easily the most-anticipated movie premier in a long, long time
ESPYs Odds for Top 10 Categories - 2026

ESPYs Odds for Top 10 Categories - 2026

Every year, this week is typically the slowest week of the sports year. Hence why ESPN has their ESPY Award Show this week every year.