Alicia Hunt

All you want to know about Alicia Hunt

Publication information
Alicia Hunt
Jerry Hall as Alicia Hunt
Publisher	DC Comics
First appearance	Batman (1989 film)
Created by	Sam Hamm (story)
In-story information
Place of origin	Gotham City
Partnerships	Jack Napier Carl Grissom
Supporting character of	Batman
Abilities	None

Alicia Hunt is a fictional character and an adversary of Batman. Her first and only appearance in the Batman franchise is the 1989 Batman film, as well as the comic book based on the movie, and she was played by Jerry Hall.

Fictional character biography

In the film, Alicia Hunt is the girlfriend of Carl Grissom, the most powerful crime lord in Gotham City. She had previously been a model, and now spends most of her time shopping. Alicia begins having an affair with Jack Napier, Grissom's second in command. When Grissom discovers this, he sends Jack on a mission that he intends for him not to return from. At the Axis Chemicals Plant, Jack falls into a vat of chemicals, but does not die. Instead the chemicals change him, and he transforms into The Joker. Joker returns and murders Carl Grissom, assuming control of The Mob. When Alicia returns home that evening, she faints upon seeing Joker for the first time. Despite the initial shock, Alicia stays and appears to still be in love with The Joker. Even after he scars her face with acid, she still stays with him, although she chooses to wear a white porcelain mask after this. Joker says that the scars make Alicia "a living work of art". Some time later, Joker tells Vicki Vale that "Alicia threw herself out the window", although it is heavily implied, that he actually pushed her after telling Vicki that "You can't make an omlett without breaking some eggs" and then proceeds to smash her mask while laughing.

v • d • e 1989–1997 Batman film series

**Batman • Returns • Forever • Batman & Robin**

Cast	Michael Keaton/Val Kilmer/George Clooney (Batman/Bruce Wayne) • Michael Gough (Alfred Pennyworth) • Pat Hingle (Commissioner James Gordon) • Jack Nicholson (The Joker) • Kim Basinger (Vicki Vale) • Billy Dee Williams/Tommy Lee Jones (Two-Face/Harvey Dent) • Danny DeVito (The Penguin) • Michelle Pfeiffer (Catwoman) • Jim Carrey (The Riddler) • Chris O'Donnell (Robin/Dick Grayson) • Arnold Schwarzenegger (Mr. Freeze) • Uma Thurman (Poison Ivy) • Alicia Silverstone (Batgirl) • Jeep Swenson (Bane) • Elle Macpherson (Julie Madison) • John Glover (Dr. Jason Woodrue) • Vendela Kirsebom Thomessen (Nora Fries)

Characters created for the films	Carl Grissom (Jack Palance) • Lt. Max Eckhardt (William Hootkins) • Alicia Hunt (Jerry Hall) Max Shreck (Christopher Walken) • Dr. Chase Meridian (Nicole Kidman)

Crew	Tim Burton era: Tim Burton • Peter Guber • Jon Peters • Michael Uslan • Benjamin Melniker • Sam Hamm • Charles McKeown • Warren Skaaren • Danny Elfman • Steve Bartek • Ray Lovejoy • Anton Furst • Derek Meddings • Keith Short • Denise Di Novi • Daniel Waters • Wesley Strick • Chris Lebenzon • Bo Welch • Stan Winston • Larry J. Franco • Boss Film Studios (Jim Rygiel) • Pacific Data Images • Kathy Long • Anthony De Longis Joel Schumacher era: Joel Schumacher • Akiva Goldsman • Elliot Goldenthal • John Dykstra • Andrew Adamson • Stephen Goldblatt • Dennis Virkler • Rick Baker • Will Shortz • Mitch Gaylord • Mali Finn • Alan Grant • EFilm • BUF Compagnie • Cinesite • Rainmaker Digital Effects • Rhythm and Hues Studios

Music	"Batdance" • Batman (album) • "The Arms of Orion" • Batman (score) • Batman Forever (orchestral score) • Batman Forever (soundtrack) • Batman & Robin (soundtrack) • "The End Is the Beginning Is the End" • "Face to Face" • "Foolish Games" • "The Future" • "Gotham City" • "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me" • "The Hunter Gets Captured by the Game" • "Kiss from a Rose" • "Look into My Eyes" • "Partyman" • "The Passenger" • "The Riddler" • "Scandalous" • "Smash It Up" • "Super Freak"

Video games	Batman (NES) • Batman (Sega Mega Drive) • Batman (arcade game) • Batman (pinball) • Batman Returns (video game) • Batman Forever (pinball) • Batman Forever (video game) • Batman Forever: The Arcade Game • Batman & Robin (video game)

Batmobiles	Batmobile (1989) • Batmobile (Batman Forever) • Batmobile (Batman & Robin)

Other vehicles, items and gadgetry	Batarang • Batboat (Batman Returns / Batman Forever) • Batplane (Batman / Batman Forever) • Batsuit (Batman / Batman Returns / Batman Forever / Batman & Robin) • Batman's utility belt • Batblade • Redbird • Smilex

Sets and locations	Gotham City (Batman / Batman Returns / Batman Forever and Batman & Robin) • Batcave (Batman / Batman Returns / Batman Forever / Batman & Robin) • Wayne Manor (Knebworth House (exteriors) / Hatfield House (interiors) / Webb Institute (exteriors)) • Arkham Asylum (Batman Forever / Batman & Robin) • Axis Chemicals • Pinewood Studios

Amusement rides and stunt shows	Batman: The Ride • Batman Adventure - The Ride • Batman & Robin: The Chiller • Mind Bender (Six Flags Over Georgia) • Mr. Freeze (Six Flags St. Louis) • Mr. Freeze (Six Flags Over Texas)

Related articles	Batman franchise media • Joker's appearances in other media • Robin in other media • Media adaptations of Barbara Gordon • Toyetic