While the opening bank heist is technically the first scene in which we see him, the Joker’s real introduction in Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight comes during the famous pencil trick scene ...

Now a decade after Heath Ledger‘s Oscar-winning performance in The Dark Knight, we finally have an answer as to how filmmakers made the Joker‘s iconic “disappearing pencil” trick a reality.

The Joker’s gruesome Dark Knight pencil trick revealed 10 years after film hit cinemas. A decade after the scenes were filmed a stunt man has spilled the secret behind the trick.

You never get a second chance to make a first impression and, as The Joker in Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight, Heath Ledger made quite a first impression on a band of thugs early in Act 1.

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The Dark Knight actor recalls how he could have died during the Joker's pencil trick. The stunt actor was knocked out three times, and narrowly avoided a pencil to the eyeball.

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It didn’t look like the kind of magic trick you wanted to try at home. But now the victim in The Joker’s rather terrifying pencil trick has revealed how close he came to sudden death in making ...

A stuntman on The Dark Knight has revealed how Heath Ledger, playing The Joker, could have killed him with a brutal pencil trick. The iconic scene sees The Joker perform a magic trick in front of ...

Heath Ledgers portrayal of the Joker is full of unforgettable moments, but the pencil trick scene in The Dark Knight stands out for its shocking audacity.In a meeting with Gothams most dangerous ...

“There was no trick pencil.” Wally Pfister, the film’s cinematographer, revealed. “There was no pencil when his head hit the table so there is no place it’s disappearing into.