includes three-inch scale figures of Miller's bulky battle-damaged Batman and The Joker in his iconic white suit from the ...

In The Dark Knight, the late actor Heath Ledger, who played the iconic Joker character, threatened to “carve” the face of Batman’s girlfriend Rachel Dawes, played by Maggie Gyllenhaal.

Nolan didn't want the similarity in Phillips' Joker. The reason Folie à Deux ends with a character carving a smile into his face is because Nolan is no longer in business with Warner Bros.

Phoenix admitted that he just wasn’t ready to play the Batman villain when Nolan was developing “The Dark ... face. Facial scars are the iconic look of Ledger’s Joker from “The Dark Knight ...

Appearing on Rick Rubin’s perfectly pronounceable Tetragrammaton podcast, Phoenix claimed that he and Christopher Nolan had talked about him playing the Joker in The Dark Knight way back when.

Unfortunately, The Dark Knight filmmaker Christopher Nolan "killed that idea, believing that only his Joker (Heath Ledger) should carve his face." That said, Ricky still managed to carve his face ...

"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 ...

At the end of Joker: Folie à Deux, Arthur is waiting on a visitor. A man enters the room, stabs Arthur to death, and then bursts into laughter and carves a smile onto his own face. The idea ...

The prosecution is led by assistant district attorney Harvey Dent, played by “Industry” star Harry Lawtey, who’s later known as the disfigured villain Two Face ... Joker in “The Dark ...