warn! This article contains spoilers for “Joker: The Dark Knight Pas de Deux” Trilogy director Christopher Nolan has reportedly asked Warner Bros. to replace clownThe ending was designed to avoid comparisons between Joaquin Phoenix and Heath Ledger’s Joker. The Joker is one of DC’s most famous characters and has been adapted into live-action versions many times, each time completely different from the last. Still, Heath Ledger’s Joker remains most popular sixteen years later dark knightAfter he was released from prison, his scarred face with military makeup remained his most distinctive feature.
The following Clown: Pas de deuxrelease, hollywood reporter Todd Phillips’ original plan reportedly clown Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker had a Glaswegian smile carved into his face rather than blood on his mouth. dark knight Director Christopher Nolan allegedly asked for the scene to be changed because Phoenix’s Joker smile looked too similar to Heath Ledger’s iconic Joker scar. just four years later clownrelease, Clown: Pas de deuxIt ends with the second Joker carving a smile into his face with a knife after killing Joaquin Phoenix’s Arthur Fleck.
What Chris Nolan’s Joker ending change means
Christopher Nolan had a big impact on Warner Bros. in 2019
Todd Phillips’ first clown The film was praised for the director’s acting author Imagine. Unlike most live-action comic book adaptations, clown is an independent film that prioritizes character-driven narrative and does not reflect any trends in the superhero genre. However, as reports suggest, director Todd Phillips doesn’t have complete creative control. Christopher Nolan had already produced eight films with Warner Bros. at the time, which likely gave him considerable influence over the studio’s projects. Of course, Nolan’s critically acclaimed work dark knight Maybe give him a say. clownending.
Our thoughts on the changes to the original Joker ending
Comparisons between Joaquin Phoenix and Heath Ledger’s Joker are always inevitable
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The fact is Clown: Pas de deux Finally, a smile appears on the new Joker’s face, making Christopher Nolan’s decision to leave Warner Bros. even more apparent. Nolan parted ways with Warner Bros. in 2021 due to the studio’s approach to film distribution, which began sending new movies to streaming before they accelerated their theatrical releases during the pandemic when the studio had the opportunity. Nolan continues success at Universal Pictures Oppenheimerbut he may have lost the influence with Warner Bros. that gave him a say in films such as clown.
About who plays the young prisoner at the end of “Joker 2”
There’s a pivotal scene in “Joker: Pas de Deux,” in which a young prisoner plays a central role, that begs the question of who this budding actor is.
Regardless of Christopher Nolan’s influence clownComparisons between Joaquin Phoenix and Heath Ledger’s Joker were inevitable from the start. Both films’ takes on the Clown Prince of Crime are gritty, down-to-earth, and largely centered around the characters’ complex psyches. clownThe original ending would have caused more controversy dark knight However, in the sequel, Phoenix’s Joker will carry the same scar as Ledger throughout the film. Nonetheless, Nolan’s changes clown There is no avoiding similarities, Clown: Pas de deuxSome viewers may interpret the ending of “Joker” as an origin story for Heath Ledger’s Joker.
source: hollywood reporter