Ledger took sleeping pills, but a good night’s rest eluded him, particularly since playing The Joker in The Dark Knight, a character he described to The New York Times as a “a psychopathic ...

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At the same time, Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight trilogy takes place in a more comic book-inspired superhero universe, with Heath Ledger's Joker as an established villain in Gotham ...

Heath Ledger’s Joker has since become a meme, as fans online pair his image with harmless “Dark Knight” quotes or photoshop Joker makeup on political figures like Barack Obama, Donald Trump ...

“You wanna know how I got these scars?” Heath Ledger’s Joker asks in The Dark Knight. It’s a rhetorical question the Clown Prince of Crime utters twice in the film, followed by two very ...

Then, just out of focus in the background, we see him carve a smile into his face, an unmistakable nod to The Dark Knight's Joker's scars. Oh, brother.

"According to one source, the original ending of the first movie featured Phoenix’s Joker carving his face in front of a crowd of his supporters. But The Dark Knight filmmaker Christopher Nolan ...

Heath Ledger as the Joker in ‘The Dark Knight’ (YouTube/DC) The character would return – played by Jared Leto – in Suicide Squad while, in 2019, Joaquin Phoenix starred in Todd Phillips ...

He could fly to the bank at the opening of The Dark Knight, phase his way through the wall, turn invisible, and haul Joker off. Joker would have a hard time fighting the Martian Manhunter if he ...

Joaquin Phoenix revealed for the first time during a recent interview on “Tetragrammaton with Rick Rubin” that he was approached to play the Joker by Christopher Nolan for 2008’s “The Dark ...

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