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JOKER, Christopher Nolan and Heath Ledger
Christopher Nolan Asked WB to Change the Ending of JOKER As to Not Mimic Heath Ledger’s Version
Every interpretation of the Joker for nearly 85 years has added something to the character’s mythology. One of the most memorable was the late Heath Ledger’s “Glasgow smile,” which is The Dark Knight’s gruesome take on the iconic villain’s rictus grin.
Joker: Folie A Deux’s Terrible Ending Is One Christopher Nolan Vetoed
The ending of the film (spoilers ahead) is one of the most universally disliked aspects of Joker: Folie a Deux, a miserable end for Arthur Fleck and the alleged birth
When Christopher Nolan Prevented Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker to Copy Heath Ledger’s Iconic The Dark Knight Face
DC Comics’ adaptation Joker: Folie à Deux has been generating overwhelming buzz since its release, but neither critics nor fans seem impressed by its story or musical numbers. Many in the latter group feel the sequel to the 2019 blockbuster has undone the original’s impact and legacy altogether.
Christopher Nolan Fallout With Warner Bros May Have Led To Joker 2's Heath Ledger-Referencing Ending
Christopher Nolan reportedly had Warner Bros. change the ending of Todd Phillips' first Joker movie in order to avoid comparisons to The Dark Knight.
Christopher Nolan Made Warner Bros. Change the Joker Ending
Joker: Folie à Deux is now playing only in theaters.
The first Joker movie was going to end like Folie à Deux, but Christopher Nolan said no
The first Joker movie came out in 2019 and made over a billion dollars at the box office. After a success like that, a sequel was inevitable. Joker: Folie à Deu
THE DARK KNIGHT Director Christopher Nolan Vetoed JOKER's Original Ending But Was Ignored For FOLIE À DEUX
A new report reveals that The Dark Knight director Christopher Nolan stepped in to change Joker's ending in 2019 but, with him no longer at Warner Bros., he was ignored for Joker: Folie à
Why Christopher Nolan Nixed the Original Ending to Joaquin Phoenix Joker Movie
Christopher Nolan reportedly nixed the original ending to 2019’s Joker. Directed by Todd Phillips, the Joaquin Phoenix-starring Joker movie was released in 2019. The film was a huge hit for Warner Bros.
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JOKER: FOLIE Á DEUX Features Scene Originally Vetoed by Christopher Nolan for the First JOKER Movie
Folie à Deux yet, this article contains major spoilers for the ending of the film. The Joker sequel takes Joaquin Phoenix ’s ...
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Christopher Nolan reportedly vetoed a key moment in 2019's Joker, so it was held back for the Folie à Deux sequel
Nolan no longer works at Warner Bros, switching to Universal for Oppenheimer. This meant Joker director Todd Phillips was ...
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Joker: Folie à Deux’s Ending Came From a Scrapped Idea for the First Film
Christopher Nolan was purportedly the reason it didn't make it in—and it was no longer a problem by the time the Joker sequel ...
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