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Originally posted by The_Truth_Seeker
As to who is playing Harvey Dent. It's not known yet who's going to be playing him. But a few people have been rumored like LievSchrieber, Jake Gyllenhall, and Josh Lucas. Even Jude Law who was also a rumored to play Joker.
Originally posted by razor1000
Yes the joker will be there but before he was tranformed into the charmer we know today.
Originally posted by razor1000
they will play out the whole joker origin in the story for the first 30-40 minutes then the joker we know and love will be born by batman's hand.
Originally posted by they see ALL
is this old news here???
Originally posted by Umbrax
Yes,
See third post from the top of this thread.
Originally posted by xeroxed88
Originally posted by razor1000
they will play out the whole joker origin in the story for the first 30-40 minutes then the joker we know and love will be born by batman's hand.
I'm not too sure Nolan will show that because he said that this Batman trilogy is just that... a Batman trilogy... as in, the films are focused on Batman/Bruce Wayne, the villains are just used to bring out more of Batman/Bruce's character.
Originally posted by Umbrax
In the comics, before he was “The Joker” he was an engineer who quit his job at a chemical company to become a stand-up comedian. Things didn’t work out for him as a comedian and he was now in financial trouble. Trying to support his pregnant wife, he guides two criminals into the chemical plant he used to work at.
Inside, he is confronted by Batman and then panics falling into a vat of toxic waste.
Anyone excited to have to Joker in the next Batman movie should check out “The Killing Joke.” Likely Nolean will use this book as a template on how the Joker "should be."
I just love that title," Bale told FilmFocus, "You know, nothing's written in stone yet, but I like, very much, that it doesn't have 'Batman' written in the title. This take on Batman of mine and Chris' is very different from any of the others and everything else always had Batman in the title. I think this is kind-of distancing it even further and saying, 'Hey, this is a whole different creature from what has come before.'"
FilmFocus
Originally posted by Dr Love
I think Heath Ledger is an excellent choice. I can actually see him being the Joker.....in the face. I'm sure this Joker will be a lot darker than Nicholson's.
Can't wait!
Peace