<Li> Liam Neeson portrayed Ra's al Ghul in The Dark Knight Trilogy . <Ul> <Li> Ra's al Ghul appears in the film Batman Begins . He is the head of the millennia - old League of Shadows organization based in Bhutan that is dedicated to keeping order and justice in a world which it views as decadent and corrupt . During the first half of the film, the character goes by the name "Henri Ducard" and poses as a servant of Ra's al Ghul's decoy (portrayed by Ken Watanabe). Ducard acts as Bruce Wayne's mentor, teaching the stealth and martial arts training that his protégé will one day use as Batman . He orders Bruce to execute a thief as a final test, but Bruce refuses and burns down the league's temple . Subsequently, the decoy is killed by falling debris, while Bruce saves Ducard . During the film's climax, he reappears and reveals his true identity to Bruce, and explains his plan to disperse Jonathan Crane's fear - inducing toxin into Gotham's water supplies . Ra's then tells Bruce that the League of Shadows had tried to destroy Gotham once before by creating an economic depression that indirectly resulted in the murders of Bruce's parents . In their final confrontation, Batman defeats Ra's and leaves him on a runaway train which falls off a bridge, crashes, and explodes, killing him . </Li> <Li> Ra's al Ghul makes a cameo appearance in The Dark Knight Rises . As a hallucination, he tells Bruce that he has an heir who is carrying on the League of Shadows' mission to destroy Gotham . Josh Pence plays a younger version of the character in flashbacks set 30 years before the film's events . In an ancient part of the world, he was a mercenary who worked for a local warlord . He fell in love with the warlord's daughter and married her in secret . When the warlord found out, he condemned Ra's to a prison known as "The Pit". The daughter intervened on Ra's' behalf, so the warlord exiled him and sentenced her to life in "The Pit". Unbeknownst to Ra's, she was pregnant with his child . After his wife was killed in an attack by the other prisoners, their daughter Talia was rescued by Bane and later escaped from the Pit and went to find her father, now the leader of the League of Shadows . Ra's turned the League on the prison, killing several inmates and freeing Bane . But even after Bane saved Talia's life, Ra's saw him only as a reminder of the Pit where his wife died and so excommunicated him from the League . During the film's main timeline, Talia and Bane assumed leadership of the League of Shadows after Ra's' death, traveled to Gotham to finish his work and avenge his death, for which they blame Batman . Recited in the Pit, the prevalent chant deshi basara (Arabic: دشي بسرعة) is of the Moroccan language, indicative of Ra's al Ghul's Arab background . </Li> </Ul> </Li> <Ul> <Li> Ra's al Ghul appears in the film Batman Begins . He is the head of the millennia - old League of Shadows organization based in Bhutan that is dedicated to keeping order and justice in a world which it views as decadent and corrupt . During the first half of the film, the character goes by the name "Henri Ducard" and poses as a servant of Ra's al Ghul's decoy (portrayed by Ken Watanabe). Ducard acts as Bruce Wayne's mentor, teaching the stealth and martial arts training that his protégé will one day use as Batman . He orders Bruce to execute a thief as a final test, but Bruce refuses and burns down the league's temple . Subsequently, the decoy is killed by falling debris, while Bruce saves Ducard . During the film's climax, he reappears and reveals his true identity to Bruce, and explains his plan to disperse Jonathan Crane's fear - inducing toxin into Gotham's water supplies . Ra's then tells Bruce that the League of Shadows had tried to destroy Gotham once before by creating an economic depression that indirectly resulted in the murders of Bruce's parents . In their final confrontation, Batman defeats Ra's and leaves him on a runaway train which falls off a bridge, crashes, and explodes, killing him . </Li> <Li> Ra's al Ghul makes a cameo appearance in The Dark Knight Rises . As a hallucination, he tells Bruce that he has an heir who is carrying on the League of Shadows' mission to destroy Gotham . Josh Pence plays a younger version of the character in flashbacks set 30 years before the film's events . In an ancient part of the world, he was a mercenary who worked for a local warlord . He fell in love with the warlord's daughter and married her in secret . When the warlord found out, he condemned Ra's to a prison known as "The Pit". The daughter intervened on Ra's' behalf, so the warlord exiled him and sentenced her to life in "The Pit". Unbeknownst to Ra's, she was pregnant with his child . After his wife was killed in an attack by the other prisoners, their daughter Talia was rescued by Bane and later escaped from the Pit and went to find her father, now the leader of the League of Shadows . Ra's turned the League on the prison, killing several inmates and freeing Bane . But even after Bane saved Talia's life, Ra's saw him only as a reminder of the Pit where his wife died and so excommunicated him from the League . During the film's main timeline, Talia and Bane assumed leadership of the League of Shadows after Ra's' death, traveled to Gotham to finish his work and avenge his death, for which they blame Batman . Recited in the Pit, the prevalent chant deshi basara (Arabic: دشي بسرعة) is of the Moroccan language, indicative of Ra's al Ghul's Arab background . </Li> </Ul> <Li> Ra's al Ghul appears in the film Batman Begins . He is the head of the millennia - old League of Shadows organization based in Bhutan that is dedicated to keeping order and justice in a world which it views as decadent and corrupt . During the first half of the film, the character goes by the name "Henri Ducard" and poses as a servant of Ra's al Ghul's decoy (portrayed by Ken Watanabe). Ducard acts as Bruce Wayne's mentor, teaching the stealth and martial arts training that his protégé will one day use as Batman . He orders Bruce to execute a thief as a final test, but Bruce refuses and burns down the league's temple . Subsequently, the decoy is killed by falling debris, while Bruce saves Ducard . During the film's climax, he reappears and reveals his true identity to Bruce, and explains his plan to disperse Jonathan Crane's fear - inducing toxin into Gotham's water supplies . Ra's then tells Bruce that the League of Shadows had tried to destroy Gotham once before by creating an economic depression that indirectly resulted in the murders of Bruce's parents . In their final confrontation, Batman defeats Ra's and leaves him on a runaway train which falls off a bridge, crashes, and explodes, killing him . </Li> <Li> Ra's al Ghul makes a cameo appearance in The Dark Knight Rises . As a hallucination, he tells Bruce that he has an heir who is carrying on the League of Shadows' mission to destroy Gotham . Josh Pence plays a younger version of the character in flashbacks set 30 years before the film's events . In an ancient part of the world, he was a mercenary who worked for a local warlord . He fell in love with the warlord's daughter and married her in secret . When the warlord found out, he condemned Ra's to a prison known as "The Pit". The daughter intervened on Ra's' behalf, so the warlord exiled him and sentenced her to life in "The Pit". Unbeknownst to Ra's, she was pregnant with his child . After his wife was killed in an attack by the other prisoners, their daughter Talia was rescued by Bane and later escaped from the Pit and went to find her father, now the leader of the League of Shadows . Ra's turned the League on the prison, killing several inmates and freeing Bane . But even after Bane saved Talia's life, Ra's saw him only as a reminder of the Pit where his wife died and so excommunicated him from the League . During the film's main timeline, Talia and Bane assumed leadership of the League of Shadows after Ra's' death, traveled to Gotham to finish his work and avenge his death, for which they blame Batman . Recited in the Pit, the prevalent chant deshi basara (Arabic: دشي بسرعة) is of the Moroccan language, indicative of Ra's al Ghul's Arab background . </Li>

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