evidence: Then you come across the main villains in here in Tommy Lee Jones as Harvey Dent/ Two-Face and Jim Carrey as Edward Nygma/ The Riddler, and they aren’t good in any part of Batman Forever. Let’s start with Jones’ performance as Two-Face because he was very distracting in every scene he’s in when he was such a cartoon level of fake, ruining what made Two-Face a great villain from the comics or animated cartoon. Where was Billy Dee Williams in all of this? I hated his performance, which is what I’m trying to say. And Carrey was at the height of his career when this came to theaters as he had three comedy hits the previous year (Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, The Mask, and Dumb and Dumber). The idea of him playing a villain, let alone The Riddler sounded too good to be true. What we got was a terrible performance that just let Carrey be over-the-top, which wasn’t a good thing. It was like both of their motivations were just to be manically crazy, for no rhyme or reason. What’s more interesting is that while filming, supposedly, Jones hated working with Carrey on-set with him stating this to him, "I hate you. I really don’t like you … I cannot sanction your buffoonery."