The classic series of Adam West's 1960s wasn't The first live adaptation with Batman action (He is a very stranger, believe me), but he is the one that most people think when they remember the old days of the image. Since then, in decades, shows like "Batman: Animated Series" and many critically valued films in Batman have built the "Cup Crusade" in the most popular superhero in the United States, if not around the world. But when it comes to camp and silly charm, nothing has beaten the 60th series.

Unfortunately, most people who did what they showed that they were no longer with us, including Adam West himself, who died in 2017. Other prominent co-stars such as Burge Meredith (penguin), Cesar Romero (Joker), Alan Skirer (Alfred), Neil Hamilton (Commissioner Gordon) and Yvonne Kreig (Battiger), also passed Alan (Alan), So they passed it.

Only three main stars from the series are still with us today, carrying the inheritance of a comic book show that helped pave the way for the modern Batman era on the screen. Let's catch up with them.

It makes sense that the boy wonders, allegedly the youngest main character in the show, would still be alive today. Burt Ward was actually in the early 20s when he worked on the series, but that young age for the character borrowed the comic report between him and Western Bruce Wayne.

For as much as the news is in the show, very absurd, camps dialogue and stories only work only because of Ward's fantastic timing and the dedication of the little. He is a fantastic Robin, and while he is certainly known these days for his role in the series, he then had a long career, also appearing in much smaller films and B-films in the late 1980s and during the 90's.

Ward has also returned to the larger DC Universe Many Times, Voicing Robin in the Late 1970s Animated Series "The New Adventures of Batman" and Appearing in Later Projects Ranging from Arrowverse to A Pair of Original Animated Feature. Based on the '60s "Batman" TV Show that camecore in 2016 and 2017 ("Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders" and "Batman vs. Two-Face," Refective), Reuniting Him with the West in the process.

Born in 1945, Ward is 80 today.

Several different actors played Catwoman During the Batman series in the 1960sincluding the late, Great Whale of Erta. But for most of the show, the character featured Jululey Newumar.

Now approaching 92 years, Newumar is an acting legend after also making a name for herself on the live stage (and winning the Tony Award in 1959). She stayed regularly for many years after Batman, although the show was certainly her highest part of the small screen.

Like many other actors who appeared on the show, Newumar continued to make voice clots in various animated Batman projects for decades. Her last loan was in 2017 for the aforementioned "Batman against two persons", which returned the world on the TV show in the 60's to life with Ward and West, leading the road once again. Since then, it seems to have been in quiet retirement, but it will always be a legend in Gotham.

"Batman: The 1966 film" (film "(one of the many, a lot "Batman" films there) opened in the cinema between posting the first two seasons of the show, at which Juluuli Newumar has already made his debut like Catwoman. However, due to conflict scheduling, it was replaced in the film by Lee Meriveter. After that, Newumar returned for Season 2 and Meriveter never played the character of the real show, though he made several appearances in another role.

At the age of 90 today, Meriveter had a long and successful career in Hollywood, with great roles in shows such as "Barnabi Onesons", "Weather Tunnel", "Mission: Impossible", "All My Children" and "Today Munters". She even dipped her fingers in voice starring video games later in her career, with games loans like Vanquish and Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patrios.

While Meriveter's real acting died around 2018, she collected over 100 credits at the time.