Star Trek Icon Brent Spiner Played Batman's Greatest Villain (Twice)
Brent Spiner is a science-fiction legend thanks to Star Trek, but his well of talent also allowed him to play Batman's greatest villain more than once.
Read MoreBrent Spiner is a science-fiction legend thanks to Star Trek, but his well of talent also allowed him to play Batman's greatest villain more than once.
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