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I was watching Batman Begins for the millionth time when I noticed in the scene where he buys the hotel (because his girlfriends are in the pool), he whips out a fountain pen to write the cheque. Any idea what his pen is?

 

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Noticed the same thing when I re-watched it last year. Would be very happy to know if anyone can identify that pen.

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+1 as to the scene. Couldn't get a clear view. My guess would be a Black Parker Duofold?

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I'm curious now too. I've gotten a hold of WB via Twitter and asked, and I'm getting contact info for Batman Begins's script supervisor to see if she remembers.

 

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ROFL....Sir, I am using that at every chance.

 

Please translate. ROFL = ?????

 

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Hsieh-hsieh! Gracias! Todah Rabah! Thanks!

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Don't know what pen it is, but something I know for sure.

 

Even Batman doesn't know how to hold or write with a Fountain Pen.

 

Look at the nib, it's flexed (more like bent) due to the pressure he's putting on it. I highly doubt you need to 'flex' a pen to sign a cheque.

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Probably not, but could this be a Waterman Man 100?

 

I think it's a pretty good guess, and the closest match.

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Bat pen? ;)

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Will be to arrive where we started

And know the place for the first time. TS Eliot

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Conceptual mistake: this should be a hooded nib pen :o

 

It's Bruce Wayne; either a Mont Blanc 149 or a stainless steel Lamy 2000 that's been gold-plated.

 

Or maaaybe a vintage "51", as he has the vintage cars, house, etc. to go with it.

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Conceptual mistake: this should be a hooded nib pen :o

It's Bruce Wayne using the pen, so something with a huge flashy nib.

 

If they'd shown Batman signing a waiver form, then yes, definitely hooded, and probably caped too.

 

Oh, and it has to be a hard nail nib, evidently Batman can't handle flex.

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In a world where there are no eyes the sun would not be light, and in a world where there were no soft skins rocks would not be hard, nor in a world where there were no muscles would they be heavy. Existence is relationship and you're smack in the middle of it.

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I interweb good, too.

 

http://www.propbay.com/attachments/original/11463d1391776313-bruce-wayne-christian-bale-cheque-display-batmanbegins3.jpg

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That metal band at the blind cap is pretty distinctive, but I can't ID it...

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...still waiting to hear back from WB and the script people. Sent an email to WB today instead of just tweeting them.

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