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darknight7
06-29-2005, 12:41 AM
Who the crap is that?
Just some nut:hyper:
--dk7
Matis17
06-29-2005, 12:43 AM
Indeed.
darknight7
06-29-2005, 12:51 AM
http://img292.echo.cx/img292/573/joker02ka.jpg
--dk7
Dark Knight
06-29-2005, 01:26 AM
Just some nut:hyper:
--dk7
LOL....
DDRSkata
06-29-2005, 01:57 AM
http://weirdal.com/images/pshop5.jpg
Weird Al, from the Photoshop page of his official site.
FCEEVIPER
06-29-2005, 02:57 AM
http://www.starland.com/news/2003/images/030724joker.jpg
Why not just get back this actor since he's not well-known and he played a good Joker
Because he was crap in that short film.
IMO
Carmine Falcone
06-29-2005, 04:54 AM
the whole movie was awful.
Triad
06-29-2005, 06:25 AM
BONER DAMMIT! *syke!*
Alonsovich
06-29-2005, 08:20 AM
btw here's the lee drawing of Lachy Hulme colored up:
http://img11.echo.cx/img11/5946/jokermanip3bd.jpg
If this is how Hulme looks like as the Joker... then cast him right now. That thing is seriously disturbing...:up:
Detective Flass
06-29-2005, 09:06 AM
That isn't the Joker I know and love. It's stupid looking and looks more like Sweetooth from Twisted Metal. :o
Detective Flass
06-29-2005, 09:08 AM
One word: Weaving.
http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b304/JackBauer24/another.jpg
Kong!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Detective Flass
06-29-2005, 09:13 AM
1. Tim Roth
Yes! :D
Alonsovich
06-29-2005, 09:13 AM
That isn't the Joker I know and love. It's stupid looking and looks more like Sweetooth from Twisted Metal. :o
Then prepare yourself... because Bermejo has been generally spot on with what later Nolan has done.
Detective Flass
06-29-2005, 09:14 AM
I doubt that'll be the Joker's design in the movie.
DorkyFresh
06-29-2005, 10:55 AM
btw here's the lee drawing of Lachy Hulme colored up:
http://img11.echo.cx/img11/5946/jokermanip3bd.jpg
It's only speculation that he based that drawing on Hulme....he, himself, never said that's Hulme as Joker in the drawing.
Besides....even if he DID base his Joker on Hulme, that Joker doesn't look a thing like Hulme.
DorkyFresh
06-29-2005, 10:58 AM
Then prepare yourself... because Bermejo has been generally spot on with what later Nolan has done.
Bermejo's Batman had a leather suit with the Batsymbol cut into the cowl........Nolan's Batman has a rubber suit with the Batsymbol the way it is in Hush.
Bermejo wasn't even close.....I dunno what you're talking about. He's a great artist, but he has little to do with Nolan and the Batman movies.
darknight7
06-29-2005, 11:03 AM
http://img28.echo.cx/img28/2514/joker339oe.jpg
--dk7
http://img63.echo.cx/img63/5976/joker332zf.jpg
--dk7
TimDrake64x
06-29-2005, 11:09 AM
please dont let lache play the joker...just something about him i dont like. plus wb and nolan have said they wanted someone more well known (u know wb does for the money).
ALAN CUMMING DAMN IT!
DDRSkata
06-29-2005, 12:32 PM
It's only speculation that he based that drawing on Hulme....he, himself, never said that's Hulme as Joker in the drawing.
Besides....even if he DID base his Joker on Hulme, that Joker doesn't look a thing like Hulme.
I could've sworn he said it was Hulme...I know his Two-Face was Denzel Washington, though.
Matis17
06-29-2005, 12:34 PM
Yeah, I remember him being quoted as saying it was based on Hulme. Though he admitted that the end product really doesn't look much like him at all.
SuperGMan
06-29-2005, 01:26 PM
Crispen Glover
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v670/SuperGMan/jv_gloverjoker.jpg
The Kid
06-29-2005, 02:18 PM
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Detective Flass
06-29-2005, 02:25 PM
Development Hell is saying Tim Roth is a candidate. :joker:
http://development-hell.com/news_detail.php?idnews=378&PHPSESSID=9b7e1915f6513f243c88f2fb0c72c211
Keyser Soze
06-29-2005, 02:32 PM
Tim Roth would be my top choice.
Yes, Flass, you converted me...
Detective Flass
06-29-2005, 02:35 PM
Me and you are the two biggest Roth supporters on the boards. And our voices are being heard.
VenomFang
06-29-2005, 03:47 PM
Roth will never get cast. He sucks, especially for this iconic character.
http://home.att.ne.jp/orange/FifteenHours/tim4.jpg
The man looks nothing resembling anything iconic or defined.
http://www.digitalhit.com/fest/tiff/1999/6/d6c-0426.jpg
He is an older, weaker looking alan cumming at best. As a nightcrawler, sure. As THE ****ING JOKER? Are you kidding me?
http://www.villainousvamps.com/crispinjoker.jpg
Crispin for Joker
DorkyFresh
06-29-2005, 03:49 PM
I could've sworn he said it was Hulme...I know his Two-Face was Denzel Washington, though.
Like I said...even if he DID base his Joker off of Hulme, that Joker looks nothing like Hulme.
DorkyFresh
06-29-2005, 03:51 PM
Roth will never get cast. He sucks.
How about you elaborate on your opinion rather than come off as a narrowminded troll?
Brian2887
06-29-2005, 03:52 PM
Roth would be fantastic, but I'd prefer him as Riddler. He'd be a great Joker, but I'm still rooting for Jason Lee. I know his name hasn't even come up yet, but watch him in Dogma. Listen to him in Incredibles. Dude can do laughing maniacal villain. He's got the perfect voice, the perfect delivery, and a great laugh.
VenomFang
06-29-2005, 04:04 PM
How about you elaborate on your opinion rather than come off as a narrowminded troll?
Deal. Tim Roth looks absolutely white trash empty headed moronic.
http://www.peoples.ru/art/cinema/actor/roth/roth_tim.jpg
Crispin Glover looks imposing, and thoughtful.
http://image.guardian.co.uk/sys-images/Film/Pix/gallery/2003/07/02/ca3473.jpg
It seems like a no brainer to me. Crispin Glover is a character actor. He was the best part of both charlies angels. He owned Back to the Future. Willard is class just because of him. Crispin is a very visual actor, he can perform. He becomes his characters. He visually transforms himself in body and mind. Take a look at George Mcfly
http://xoomer.virgilio.it/lostsite/back/images/gen/50.jpg
And look at Glover as Joker
http://img74.echo.cx/img74/4343/gloverjoker1jm.jpg
I think he would own the role so hard, you would never be able to replace his performance by any substitute.
http://www.filmstew.com/Users/Features/11216/jv_glover.jpg
He looks like a young, more sinister version of Nicholson's Jack Napier.
http://us.movies1.yimg.com/movies.yahoo.com/images/hv/photo/movie_pix/warner_brothers/batman/jack_nicholson/batman7.jpg
Every feature on Crispin Glover is refined to Joker specifications. Look at his nose, brow and chin.
http://www.comictreadmill.com/images/JokerSmile.jpg
TimDrake64x
06-29-2005, 04:29 PM
:joker: Roth will never get cast. He sucks, especially for this iconic character.
http://home.att.ne.jp/orange/FifteenHours/tim4.jpg
The man looks nothing resembling anything iconic or defined.
http://www.digitalhit.com/fest/tiff/1999/6/d6c-0426.jpg
He is an older, weaker looking alan cumming at best. As a nightcrawler, sure. As THE ****ING JOKER? Are you kidding me?
http://www.villainousvamps.com/crispinjoker.jpg
Crispin for Joker
are you kidding me, have u ever even read the killing joke, if not do its a good and when u do look at the joker before he becomes the joker and then look at alan cumming...its uncanny (no pun intended) plus alan can carry the role, he is also ign's favorite canidate and mine.
i wouldnt be upset if glover got the role but ive never seen him smile, talk, much less hear him laugh, but he is very creepy and if he has the laugh he would be ok
but alan would be better
Dark Knight
06-29-2005, 04:50 PM
i think Alan Cumming would be all wrong as the Joker......i don't want Cumming anywhere near this film! It should be Penn, Glover, Hulme or Depp. Paul Bettany....maaaaaybe......but no at this time.....
Alonsovich
06-29-2005, 04:57 PM
I don't know why the hell we're discussing this anyway. Casting always starts once they have a script and director. Right now we don't have a screenwriter or a director... so right now the first worry is to see if Nolan/Goyer come back. Then will be the time to discuss this.
American_Idiot
06-29-2005, 05:18 PM
Save Roth for the Riddler. If Jude Law doesn't get the part, Roth would make a fine Riddler. He's got the cocky "I'm smarter than you" attitude down.
Detective Flass
06-29-2005, 05:29 PM
Roth will never get cast. He sucks, especially for this iconic character.
http://home.att.ne.jp/orange/FifteenHours/tim4.jpg
The man looks nothing resembling anything iconic or defined.
http://www.digitalhit.com/fest/tiff/1999/6/d6c-0426.jpg
He is an older, weaker looking alan cumming at best. As a nightcrawler, sure. As THE ****ING JOKER? Are you kidding me?
http://www.villainousvamps.com/crispinjoker.jpg
Crispin for Joker
1. Crispin would suck as The Joker, that side by side comparrison is awful.
2. Crispin should play Alberto Falcone
3. Roth has the facial structure and body structure of the Joker
4. Roth can play an iconic character, and a great villain (Planet of the Apes, Rob Roy)
5. Alan Cumming looks exactly like the Killing Joke's Joker, and would make an "Ok" Joker.
6. I don't recall Crispin Glover getting nominated for an Academy Award
7. Roth doesn't suck, HE WAS Nominated for an Academy Award
8. Would play a much more darker Joker then Glover but still would have the energy.
9. Glover sucks.
Keyser Soze
06-29-2005, 05:48 PM
Deal. Tim Roth looks absolutely white trash empty headed moronic.
http://www.peoples.ru/art/cinema/actor/roth/roth_tim.jpg
Crispin Glover looks imposing, and thoughtful.
http://image.guardian.co.uk/sys-images/Film/Pix/gallery/2003/07/02/ca3473.jpg
The irony of this is that Tim Roth always comes across as very intelligent, while Crispin Glover comes across as a self-centred buffoon.
I think Tim Roth has one of the best "actor faces" I've seen. Strong, piercing eyes. The hooked nose. Even his bone structure. Tim Burton, in an interview on the "Planet Of The Apes" DVD, goes on a tirade about this topic, talking about how Tim Roth is one of the few actors who can deliver an amazing performance even under lots of prosthetic make-up, because of his expressive face and manic energy.
We talk about this like Tim Roth looks nothing like The Joker. Facialy, Tim Roth looks closer to THe Joker than Crispin Glover. it's only in bodily strucutre that Crispin Glover has a greater similarity. in my opinion, the ONLY thing Tim Roth has going against him in being cast as The Joker is that he's only 5 foot 7.
It seems like a no brainer to me. Crispin Glover is a character actor. He was the best part of both charlies angels. He owned Back to the Future. Willard is class just because of him. Crispin is a very visual actor, he can perform. He becomes his characters. He visually transforms himself in body and mind. Take a look at George Mcfly]
I disagree. Crispin Glover plays creepy, twitchy Crispin Glover in all his movies.
Tim Roth, on the other hand, is an amazing character actor. From "Reservoir Dogs" to "Pulp Fiction", from "Rob Roy" to "Planet Of The Apes", no two performances are hte same. Even his villains are completely different, rahter than him having a set villain persona like James Woods or Christopher Walken.
And, on the subject of "becoming" a character, look at Tim Roth's work with voices. One of his most famous traits is that he is a master of impersonation. He has never used the same accent in two movies. His American accent is slightly different from film to film, deensing on his character. Same for his English accent. In childhood, Roth felt he was being outcast because he was well-spoken. So, he took a week off school, then came back with a perfect Cockney accent, gaining instant acceptance. he can do any voice. So, for people wnating Mark Hamil for Joker, odds aere Tim Roth could exactly replicate Hamill's voice for the movie if he wished.
http://xoomer.virgilio.it/lostsite/back/images/gen/50.jpg
And look at Glover as Joker
http://img74.echo.cx/img74/4343/gloverjoker1jm.jpg
I think he would own the role so hard, you would never be able to replace his performance by any substitute.
http://www.filmstew.com/Users/Features/11216/jv_glover.jpg
He looks like a young, more sinister version of Nicholson's Jack Napier.
http://us.movies1.yimg.com/movies.yahoo.com/images/hv/photo/movie_pix/warner_brothers/batman/jack_nicholson/batman7.jpg
Every feature on Crispin Glover is refined to Joker specifications. Look at his nose, brow and chin.
http://www.comictreadmill.com/images/JokerSmile.jpg
Yes, nice pics. but as I've said, Crispin Glover has looks, and nothing else, as far as I'm concerned. He can look the part all he wants, but the fact remains that he's a mediocre actor at best, and is a Hollywood outcast on top of that, due to his bizarre behaviour. I don't think that's the kind of commodity Nolan will want working on his film.
I'd say Tim Roth is a far superior choice. He's a superior actor, and a bigger name. If only he wasn't so short...
Castlewood
06-29-2005, 05:58 PM
I'm definitely going with Tim Roth now.
http://homepage.mac.com/jubei1/manga/killjoke.jpg
The Kid
06-29-2005, 06:15 PM
I love you completely lovely dumbbells who suggest actors based on their looks alone and not what they'd actually accomplish with the role at all.
any actor they choose won't even look like themselves under all that joker make-up
glover looks, sounds like, and is a bi+ch you pancakes
DorkyFresh
06-29-2005, 07:52 PM
Deal. Tim Roth looks absolutely white trash empty headed moronic.
http://www.peoples.ru/art/cinema/actor/roth/roth_tim.jpg
I like how you pick a picture that makes Tim Roth look absolutely nothing like the Joker while...
Crispin Glover looks imposing, and thoughtful.
http://image.guardian.co.uk/sys-images/Film/Pix/gallery/2003/07/02/ca3473.jpg
...you pick a picture of Glover that looks just like the Joker. But looks aren't the most important think when it comes to the Joker. You think Jack Nicolson looks like he jumped right out of the pages of Batman? I don't think so...besides......Glover does NOT look imposing and thoughtful in that picture, he looks ridiculous and laughable. Imposing and thoughtful...why? Because he's holding a sword and doing the stereotypical kung fu pose?
It seems like a no brainer to me. Crispin Glover is a character actor. He was the best part of both charlies angels. He owned Back to the Future. Willard is class just because of him. Crispin is a very visual actor, he can perform. He becomes his characters. He visually transforms himself in body and mind. Take a look at George Mcfly
Best part of both Charlie's Angels? Who are you trying to fool? You're the only one making that claim. Owned in Back to the Future??? I don't even remember the dude in the movie! Willard? From what I've seen, he's playing the same character he played in Charlie's Angels except with rats and speaking parts.
Every feature on Crispin Glover is refined to Joker specifications. Look at his nose, brow and chin.
http://www.comictreadmill.com/images/JokerSmile.jpg
There are at least 10 other actors that have that fall under the Joker's visual description and a few out of those 10 can act better than Crispin. Just because Crispin looks like the Joker and acts like a wacko in every movie he plays doesn't mean he's the best person to play the Joker. Actually....casting him as the Joker is just typecasting him and could hurt the believability to the general audience since a buttload of the general audience has seen Charlie's Angels they'll probably be thinking "hey....that's the guy from Charlie's Angels!"
On the other hand....
...the ONLY good argument against Tim Roth is his height, which can be fixed with camera trickery. So... :p
American_Idiot
06-29-2005, 08:52 PM
Tim Roth
Tim Roth is a good actor and could pull off the Joker, but I'd rather see him as the Riddler, that is, if Law doesn't get the role. Watch Roth in Rob Roy and the Musketeer...very Nygma-like personality.
Candidates for the Riddler :
1. Jude Law - Looks almost identical to modern day comic book Riddler and has the acting chops to do it.
2. Tim Roth - Resembles certain versions of the Riddler (TAS), is a good actor, and has played characters similar to the Riddler.
3. Edward Norton - Another great actor, also resembles certain versions of the Riddler; just think of his character in the Italian Job.
Final thought
It's a toss up between these three actors for the role of the Riddler. I would be happy if any one of them got it. As for the Joker...Jason Lee is perfect in every way for that part. Vincent Cassel is not a bad choice either.
TimDrake64x
06-29-2005, 08:58 PM
Tim Roth
Tim Roth is a good actor and could pull off the Joker, but I'd rather see him as the Riddler, that is, if Law doesn't get the role. Watch Roth in Rob Roy and the Musketeer...very Nygma-like personality.
Candidates for the Riddler :
1. Jude Law - Looks almost identical to modern day comic book Riddler and has the acting chops to do it.
2. Tim Roth - Resembles certain versions of the Riddler (TAS), is a good actor, and has played characters similar to the Riddler.
3. Edward Norton - Another great actor, also resembles certain versions of the Riddler; just think of his character in the Italian Job.
Final thought
It's a toss up between these three actors for the role of the Riddler. I would be happy if any one of them got it. As for the Joker...Jason Lee is perfect in every way for that part. Vincent Cassel is not a bad choice either.
when i 1st started reading this i thought i was in the wrong thread, lets not postactors for other villians in the joker threadm there are places to do that
VenomFang
06-29-2005, 09:00 PM
I like how you pick a picture that makes Tim Roth look absolutely nothing like the Joker while...
...you pick a picture of Glover that looks just like the Joker. But looks aren't the most important think when it comes to the Joker. You think Jack Nicolson looks like he jumped right out of the pages of Batman? I don't think so...besides......Glover does NOT look imposing and thoughtful in that picture, he looks ridiculous and laughable. Imposing and thoughtful...why? Because he's holding a sword and doing the stereotypical kung fu pose?
Best part of both Charlie's Angels? Who are you trying to fool? You're the only one making that claim. Owned in Back to the Future??? I don't even remember the dude in the movie! Willard? From what I've seen, he's playing the same character he played in Charlie's Angels except with rats and speaking parts.
There are at least 10 other actors that have that fall under the Joker's visual description and a few out of those 10 can act better than Crispin. Just because Crispin looks like the Joker and acts like a wacko in every movie he plays doesn't mean he's the best person to play the Joker. Actually....casting him as the Joker is just typecasting him and could hurt the believability to the general audience since a buttload of the general audience has seen Charlie's Angels they'll probably be thinking "hey....that's the guy from Charlie's Angels!"
On the other hand....
...the ONLY good argument against Tim Roth is his height, which can be fixed with camera trickery. So... :p
Firstly, you clearly admit early on that I picked a picture of Glover that looks 'just like the joker.' The point is, he does look like the Joker, infact, no one in the world looks more like the joker than him.
Secondly, I challenge you to find a picture of Tim Roth that looks anything resembling the Joker.
For someone who can't remember George Mcfly and hasn't seem Willard, you sure are quick to comment on Glover's acting range. Go watch the films, then you may comment.
American_Idiot
06-29-2005, 09:03 PM
when i 1st started reading this i thought i was in the wrong thread, lets not postactors for other villians in the joker threadm there are places to do that
It's a combination of different thoughts. To sum it up for you; Tim Roth would make a good Joker, but he would be perfect as the Riddler (as would Law & Norton). Jason Lee IS the Joker. Better?
TimDrake64x
06-29-2005, 09:05 PM
listen venom 1st respect ur elders (# of posts) and back off. 2nd ya glover looks alot like a version of the joker but his acting skills are questionable to say the least. and its unfair to say he looks more like the joker than anyone in the world. truthfully i think alan cumming looks more like the joker than gover and at least ive seen alan smile
Alonsovich
06-29-2005, 09:21 PM
I'm soooo going to laugh when Nolan casts someone that nobody has thought about here... which is EXACTLY what happened with Ra's Al Ghul, Gordon, Crane and Ducard in BB... :)
TimDrake64x
06-29-2005, 09:32 PM
lol, oh well
VenomFang
06-29-2005, 09:33 PM
http://www.villainousvamps.com/crispinjoker.jpg
TimDrake64x
06-29-2005, 09:36 PM
venom stop we've all seen the picture just cause uve posted it again isnt going to chang eour minds, in fact for me it almost makes me not want him to be joker more.
DDRSkata
06-30-2005, 12:25 AM
I just want to say post counts don't matter. If anything, join date is more important, and even that doesn't matter. Citing post counts as a measure of superiority or inferiority just makes you look like an idiot.
P. Cushing
06-30-2005, 01:23 AM
I'm soooo going to laugh when Nolan casts someone that nobody has thought about here... which is EXACTLY what happened with Ra's Al Ghul and Ducard in BB... :)
Well, if you've seen the film, The Guard thought about it yeaaaaaaaaaaars ago.
aquiles
06-30-2005, 01:28 AM
I don't know why the hell we're discussing this anyway. Casting always starts once they have a script and director. Right now we don't have a screenwriter or a director... so right now the first worry is to see if Nolan/Goyer come back. Then will be the time to discuss this.
right,we need nolan and goyer first.then you can start
TheBat812
06-30-2005, 01:31 AM
Me and you are the two biggest Roth supporters on the boards. And our voices are being heard.
yea, to all of our annoyance. shut up already, we get it, you LOVE ROTH.
VenomFang
06-30-2005, 02:21 AM
Roth sucks. Planet of the Apes sucked cause Thade was so ugly and over the top.
Riven
06-30-2005, 05:09 AM
Roth sucks. Planet of the Apes sucked cause Thade was so ugly and over the top.
He's an evil monkey... how do you suppose he should look? "pretty"?
There were a lot of things wrong with PotA, but Tim Roth wasn't one of them. He did an outstanding job.
gothamsterror
06-30-2005, 06:47 AM
Julian McMahon for Joker I reckon... I got a picture and imagined him as Joker and it looks pretty good, also he's got a wicked smile...
Carmine Falcone
06-30-2005, 08:48 AM
Dr Doom? Hell no!
Detective Flass
06-30-2005, 08:51 AM
He's an evil monkey... how do you suppose he should look? "pretty"?
There were a lot of things wrong with PotA, but Tim Roth wasn't one of them. He did an outstanding job.
You are correct sir!
Detective Flass
06-30-2005, 09:02 AM
The irony of this is that Tim Roth always comes across as very intelligent, while Crispin Glover comes across as a self-centred buffoon.
I think Tim Roth has one of the best "actor faces" I've seen. Strong, piercing eyes. The hooked nose. Even his bone structure. Tim Burton, in an interview on the "Planet Of The Apes" DVD, goes on a tirade about this topic, talking about how Tim Roth is one of the few actors who can deliver an amazing performance even under lots of prosthetic make-up, because of his expressive face and manic energy.
We talk about this like Tim Roth looks nothing like The Joker. Facialy, Tim Roth looks closer to THe Joker than Crispin Glover. it's only in bodily strucutre that Crispin Glover has a greater similarity. in my opinion, the ONLY thing Tim Roth has going against him in being cast as The Joker is that he's only 5 foot 7.
I disagree. Crispin Glover plays creepy, twitchy Crispin Glover in all his movies.
Tim Roth, on the other hand, is an amazing character actor. From "Reservoir Dogs" to "Pulp Fiction", from "Rob Roy" to "Planet Of The Apes", no two performances are hte same. Even his villains are completely different, rahter than him having a set villain persona like James Woods or Christopher Walken.
And, on the subject of "becoming" a character, look at Tim Roth's work with voices. One of his most famous traits is that he is a master of impersonation. He has never used the same accent in two movies. His American accent is slightly different from film to film, deensing on his character. Same for his English accent. In childhood, Roth felt he was being outcast because he was well-spoken. So, he took a week off school, then came back with a perfect Cockney accent, gaining instant acceptance. he can do any voice. So, for people wnating Mark Hamil for Joker, odds aere Tim Roth could exactly replicate Hamill's voice for the movie if he wished.
Yes, nice pics. but as I've said, Crispin Glover has looks, and nothing else, as far as I'm concerned. He can look the part all he wants, but the fact remains that he's a mediocre actor at best, and is a Hollywood outcast on top of that, due to his bizarre behaviour. I don't think that's the kind of commodity Nolan will want working on his film.
I'd say Tim Roth is a far superior choice. He's a superior actor, and a bigger name. If only he wasn't so short...
Man you're a great debater. :joker:
I have to go look at my Planet of the Apes DVD.
TheBatSignal
06-30-2005, 12:51 PM
The irony of this is that Tim Roth always comes across as very intelligent, while Crispin Glover comes across as a self-centred buffoon.
I think Tim Roth has one of the best "actor faces" I've seen. Strong, piercing eyes. The hooked nose. Even his bone structure. Tim Burton, in an interview on the "Planet Of The Apes" DVD, goes on a tirade about this topic, talking about how Tim Roth is one of the few actors who can deliver an amazing performance even under lots of prosthetic make-up, because of his expressive face and manic energy.
We talk about this like Tim Roth looks nothing like The Joker. Facialy, Tim Roth looks closer to THe Joker than Crispin Glover. it's only in bodily strucutre that Crispin Glover has a greater similarity. in my opinion, the ONLY thing Tim Roth has going against him in being cast as The Joker is that he's only 5 foot 7.
I disagree. Crispin Glover plays creepy, twitchy Crispin Glover in all his movies.
Tim Roth, on the other hand, is an amazing character actor. From "Reservoir Dogs" to "Pulp Fiction", from "Rob Roy" to "Planet Of The Apes", no two performances are hte same. Even his villains are completely different, rahter than him having a set villain persona like James Woods or Christopher Walken.
And, on the subject of "becoming" a character, look at Tim Roth's work with voices. One of his most famous traits is that he is a master of impersonation. He has never used the same accent in two movies. His American accent is slightly different from film to film, deensing on his character. Same for his English accent. In childhood, Roth felt he was being outcast because he was well-spoken. So, he took a week off school, then came back with a perfect Cockney accent, gaining instant acceptance. he can do any voice. So, for people wnating Mark Hamil for Joker, odds aere Tim Roth could exactly replicate Hamill's voice for the movie if he wished.
Yes, nice pics. but as I've said, Crispin Glover has looks, and nothing else, as far as I'm concerned. He can look the part all he wants, but the fact remains that he's a mediocre actor at best, and is a Hollywood outcast on top of that, due to his bizarre behaviour. I don't think that's the kind of commodity Nolan will want working on his film.
I'd say Tim Roth is a far superior choice. He's a superior actor, and a bigger name. If only he wasn't so short...
After reading that...My new Joker list-
1-Tim Roth
2-Cripsin Glover
3-Sean Penn
Spidey-Bat
06-30-2005, 12:56 PM
Roth sucks. Planet of the Apes sucked cause Thade was so ugly and over the top.
Planet of the Apes did suck, but only because it was insanely bizzare.
I'm still adement that Johnny Depp would produce the finest performance as the Joker. At the moment he seems to camoflouge into any role he takes on.
Guyper1
06-30-2005, 01:19 PM
Forget Depp already.
He would never star in a Batman film unless it's being directed by Tim Burton again
Crusher
06-30-2005, 02:03 PM
Crispin Glover hands down!
I thought Willard was a sucky flick in my opinion, but he did pull off the wierd, dark, psychotic role well.
Depp? No, to 1990's.. We need a new Joker, a darker more sinicle joker, with a splash of humor, they finally got Batman right. Bale was the perfect cast!
Can't wait to see the new Bat Cave >=)
SatanBurger
06-30-2005, 02:08 PM
Crispin Glover's voice is just too squeaky. I've never seen him in a role where he didn't look nervous or fidgety. The Joker's like some insane gameshow host. Do you really think Crispin could pull it off?
Personally, I think whoever suggested Tim Roth is a genius. I was leaning toward Paul Bettany, but I think that Roth takes the cake.
Well, aside fromt he whole height problem, that is...
BizarroMe1001
06-30-2005, 02:22 PM
The Joker's like some insane gameshow host.
Nicely put. That perfectly explains the joker. :joker:
TimDrake64x
06-30-2005, 02:30 PM
i duno i still truely believe that alan cumming is the best pick, he can act, we all know that no matter what rolse hes taken, and hes perfect for tkj joker (its uncanny)
American_Idiot
06-30-2005, 02:40 PM
There were a lot of things wrong with PotA, but Tim Roth wasn't one of them. He did an outstanding job.
Very true.
American_Idiot
06-30-2005, 02:42 PM
I just want to say post counts don't matter. If anything, join date is more important, and even that doesn't matter. Citing post counts as a measure of superiority or inferiority just makes you look like an idiot.
Thank you! So true.
Keyser Soze
06-30-2005, 02:45 PM
Firstly, you clearly admit early on that I picked a picture of Glover that looks 'just like the joker.' The point is, he does look like the Joker, infact, no one in the world looks more like the joker than him.
Secondly, I challenge you to find a picture of Tim Roth that looks anything resembling the Joker.
For someone who can't remember George Mcfly and hasn't seem Willard, you sure are quick to comment on Glover's acting range. Go watch the films, then you may comment.
I like how you completely ignore the points I made, and instead focus on answering this persons's points.
Oh, and here's an answer to your little challenge:
http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a269/casketmouth/joker.jpg
Weezer
06-30-2005, 02:49 PM
Firstly, you clearly admit early on that I picked a picture of Glover that looks 'just like the joker.' The point is, he does look like the Joker, infact, no one in the world looks more like the joker than him.
That's such a broad claim, you have no idea....
TimDrake64x
06-30-2005, 02:53 PM
That's such a broad claim, you have no idea....
exactly (and weezer rocks!!!)
DDRSkata
06-30-2005, 03:17 PM
exactly (and weezer rocks!!!)
Their new album sucks, though.
RakuMon
06-30-2005, 03:44 PM
I think a purple suit is something you can't touch...but I'd like to see a variation. He's always wearing straight purple with green & orange, maybe a bit of light blue. Nicholson's wore plaid, a fashion moment of the era. I'd be more interested in a fitted suit that was maybe black with purple pinstripes, or at least purple with black pinstripes. If the suit is all purple, which I think would be the way to go, as easily explained by the suit losing color dye when he falls in the vat of acid, I think a different color combo may work better, but I'm no fashion major. I just think he wouldn't wear orange and green silk. Nolan's Joker will probably be more realistic than that, don't you think?
How about this for a kind of suit Joker would wear (modelled by Mr. J candidate Paul Bettany no less!)
http://www.paulbettany.net/mates/main.jpg
Crusher
06-30-2005, 04:09 PM
Nicholson did one of the most memorable Jokers of all time, perfect look, perfect one-liners, just perfect. Its going to be hard to replace that. I just hope they go alot darker, I mean the "PG-13" now was an "R" back then, so there is a lot more they can do with a darker theme now a days.
DDRSkata
06-30-2005, 04:17 PM
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v30/DDRSkata/bettanyconnely.jpg
VenomFang
06-30-2005, 04:26 PM
Nicholson did one of the most memorable Jokers of all time, perfect look, perfect one-liners, just perfect. Its going to be hard to replace that. I just hope they go alot darker, I mean the "PG-13" now was an "R" back then, so there is a lot more they can do with a darker theme now a days.
Nicholson's Joker ruined the character, which is why we haven't seen Joker since. Mark Hamill literally is the only person in existence that has ever brought any credibility to the role. Cesar Romero gets credit for nearly nailing the laugh, which Hamill later mastered. The voice of the Joker is a very iconic, set-in-stone kind of deal now, to deviate from it too far would seriously hurt the intentions and integrity of the next Joker.
Both Batman, and Gordon were both successfully translated to the screen in Batman Begins, without deviating from the animated series or the comic books. Joker should be equally authentic, otherwise it simply won't be the indisputable Joker. Just as Bale is Batman (to me and many others), Crispin Glover will be the Joker.
http://img74.echo.cx/img74/4343/gloverjoker1jm.jpg
Joker isn't meant to be scary, or freakish. Tim Roth sure can pull off an angry monkey, but Joker is an elegant, beautiful clown prince, who wants to be your best friend, then gas you. His entire shtick, his 'super power' if you will, is Joker is the most charming, witty, fun person to be around in the entire world, and he is equally homicidal. Jack Nicholson's Joker was so obviously an antogonist, without any moments of humanity, he became a 'evil for the sake of being evil' kind of character. No motivation, and none of the allegory or metaphor behind the Batman-Joker duel.
Batman uses scare tactics to intimidate his foes methodically with purpose. Joker uses bright colors and gags to lower your gaurd before he kills you and everyone else. Batman is order, Joker is Chaos. Burton tried to draw parallels between Batman and Joker, and that is wrong. They aren't of the same coin, they are literally opposites. Tim Roth doesn't seem like an opposite of Christian Bale, nor does he strike me as someone who could pass as the lanky, ex-comedian Joker. Crispin Glover however, was made for this role. Some complain he hasn't the voice, well I argue neither did Luke Skywalker, until it turned out he did.
paranoidboy
06-30-2005, 04:35 PM
http://images.faceparty.com/public/1216/images/dondaboss2001_13801265.jpg
Crusher
06-30-2005, 04:40 PM
How bout Bruce Campell as joker.. haha that wouldbe great!
Weezer
06-30-2005, 04:43 PM
Their new album sucks, though.
Yes, yes it did.
P. Cushing
06-30-2005, 04:44 PM
MY TOP TEN CHOICES
1. Willem Dafoe
2. Tim Roth
3. Hugo Weaving
4. Johnny Depp
5. Mark Hammill
Crusher
06-30-2005, 04:47 PM
MY TOP TEN CHOICES
1. Willem Dafoe
2. Tim Roth
3. Hugo Weaving
4. Johnny Depp
5. Mark Hammill
It would be wierd crossing Willem in to the Batman universe knowing he was Green Goblin.
Timstuff
06-30-2005, 05:15 PM
Not to mention that 10 isn't five.
And NO WILLIAM DAFOE DANGIT! :mad:
TimDrake64x
06-30-2005, 05:16 PM
true but the blue....good lord the blue
Keyser Soze
06-30-2005, 05:49 PM
Nicholson's Joker ruined the character, which is why we haven't seen Joker since. Mark Hamill literally is the only person in existence that has ever brought any credibility to the role. Cesar Romero gets credit for nearly nailing the laugh, which Hamill later mastered. The voice of the Joker is a very iconic, set-in-stone kind of deal now, to deviate from it too far would seriously hurt the intentions and integrity of the next Joker.
This is a rather foolish comment. Jack Nicholson's Joker is generally considered, even outwith the comic book fan community, to be one of the greatest movie villains of all time. The Joker was simply amazing in that film, and is still a crowd-pleaser to the general audience. This isn't Arnold Schwarzenegger's Mr Freeze we're talking about. This is a vilain who many rank alongside the elite of movie villainy, such as Darth Vader and Hannibal Lecter.
The only problem with the portrayal was that it wasn't faithful to the comic. So, I want to see a Joker that's a dark, twisted killer, rather than the charismatic crime boss of Tim Burton's "Batman". But don't get me wrong - I absolutely love Jack's Joker. He's a great movie villain, one of the best, but I just want to see a different interpretation.
Both Batman, and Gordon were both successfully translated to the screen in Batman Begins, without deviating from the animated series or the comic books. Joker should be equally authentic, otherwise it simply won't be the indisputable Joker. Just as Bale is Batman (to me and many others), Crispin Glover will be the Joker.
http://img74.echo.cx/img74/4343/gloverjoker1jm.jpg
You're taking apart your own argument here. yes, one of the great strengths of "Batman Begins" was casting. Christian Bale and Gary Oldman are phenomenal actors, and they were amazing as Batman and Gordon respectively. So therfore, in order to continue the trend, we should cast a great actor as The Joker. Someone like Tim Roth.
Casting Crispin Glover would only have been consistent if they had cast the guy who played Colonel Sanders in the KFC commercials as Gordon, because he looks exactly like the cartoon version. But that's not the case. Gary Oldman does not look like Gordon - he had to change his appearance to look that way. As you said, great actors have been cast in major roles. So why break the pattern to cast Glover?
Joker isn't meant to be scary, or freakish. Tim Roth sure can pull off an angry monkey, but Joker is an elegant, beautiful clown prince, who wants to be your best friend, then gas you. His entire shtick, his 'super power' if you will, is Joker is the most charming, witty, fun person to be around in the entire world, and he is equally homicidal. Jack Nicholson's Joker was so obviously an antogonist, without any moments of humanity, he became a 'evil for the sake of being evil' kind of character. No motivation, and none of the allegory or metaphor behind the Batman-Joker duel.
The Joker is a frightening character. I certainly think so anyway. And so does Christian Bale - in an interview with MTV he stated he wanted The Joker to be darker and more frightening than any interpretation of him we've ever seen. But this is a personal opinion thing. So you're interpretation of The Joker from the comics is equally valid, as you have evidence to support your perspective, just as I have evidecne to back up mine.
But one thing I can pick up on is how selective you are in the examples of Tim Roth you give. "Planet Of The Apes"? Yes, he was savage and animalistic, a requirement for playing a twisted ape, I'd say. Nothing charming and elegant about that. But then again, what is exactly "beautiful" about a twitchy, greasy freak who lets rats crawl over him anyway? Personally, I say the whole point is moot. I don't see him as a beautiful prince, I see him as a nightmarish vaudeville monstrosity.
But I'm straying form my point. You want to see charming/ Watch Tim Roth's portrayal of the truly foul Archibald Cunningham in "Rob Roy". He enters the scene, the picture of elegance. Well dressed, well spoken, the perfect gentleman. He is charming and elegant, and because of this soon attracts the hatred of a brutish thug. This leads into a challenge to a duel. Cunningham takes a theatrical bow, acting the image of class, lulling the brute into a false sense of security. The thug approaches, and with one flash, Cunningham's sword is out and, moving with the reflexes of a cobra, he's taken hte person out with one well-placed blow. For one second, we see the cold, vicious killer he really is. But then, the smile returns, and he takes another bow...
Batman uses scare tactics to intimidate his foes methodically with purpose. Joker uses bright colors and gags to lower your gaurd before he kills you and everyone else. Batman is order, Joker is Chaos. Burton tried to draw parallels between Batman and Joker, and that is wrong. They aren't of the same coin, they are literally opposites. Tim Roth doesn't seem like an opposite of Christian Bale, nor does he strike me as someone who could pass as the lanky, ex-comedian Joker. Crispin Glover however, was made for this role. Some complain he hasn't the voice, well I argue neither did Luke Skywalker, until it turned out he did.
Yes, this is all very interesting. But how does it relate to Crispin Glover being appropriate for the part. In fact, when you so excellently describe the true nature of The Joker, it reminds me of how great he is, and of how unworthy Crispin Glover is to play him.
Yes, Tim Roth probably couldn't portray a "lanky ex-comedian". He could probably pull off the ex-comedian part, but since he's short, being lanky would be tough. But when asked to describe The Joker in one sentence, who in their right mind would say "He's a lanky ex-comedian." Is that the most important element of his character? No, his insanity and his theatricality are far more important. And TIm Roth, being a FAR superior actor to Crispin Glover, can pull off both far better.
You say (correctly) that Crispin Glover doesn't have the voice. And as you say, MAYBE he could be able to change his vocie completely and give a great Joker voice. But maybe Will Ferrell could give a great Joker voice. maybe Andy Dick could give a great Joker voice. Maybe I could give a great Joker voice.
Yes, we all have the potential to give a great vocal performance as THe Joker, but Tim Roth has a far greater chance. Unlike Glover, he is well known for his great vocal talents. In the post you ignored, I talked a lot about this, but in brief, he is known for being able to do many different accents, British, American, and others. He never uses the same accent in two films.
Well, that's me about done. And you never said anything about the Tim Roth pic I found. I'd say he has the face for The Joker...
FCEEVIPER
06-30-2005, 07:02 PM
http://www.superherohype.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=1715&stc=1
http://www.superherohype.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=1716&stc=1
I kid, I kid.
Dark Knight
06-30-2005, 07:15 PM
when i keep thinking a darker version of Joker.....the only actor that i would have full confidence in to bring a different level to the role would be Sean Penn. He would be wicked as Joker....and he is a heckuva actor!
Spidey-Bat
06-30-2005, 09:09 PM
http://www.superherohype.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=1715&stc=1
http://www.superherohype.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=1716&stc=1
I kid, I kid.
make a Mad Hatter one now :D
(he has brain washed a girl and fits Hatter physically.)
my0pic_spidey
07-01-2005, 01:00 AM
This is a rather foolish comment. Jack Nicholson's Joker is generally considered, even outwith the comic book fan community, to be one of the greatest movie villains of all time. The Joker was simply amazing in that film, and is still a crowd-pleaser to the general audience. This isn't Arnold Schwarzenegger's Mr Freeze we're talking about. This is a vilain who many rank alongside the elite of movie villainy, such as Darth Vader and Hannibal Lecter.
The only problem with the portrayal was that it wasn't faithful to the comic. So, I want to see a Joker that's a dark, twisted killer, rather than the charismatic crime boss of Tim Burton's "Batman". But don't get me wrong - I absolutely love Jack's Joker. He's a great movie villain, one of the best, but I just want to see a different interpretation.
You're taking apart your own argument here. yes, one of the great strengths of "Batman Begins" was casting. Christian Bale and Gary Oldman are phenomenal actors, and they were amazing as Batman and Gordon respectively. So therfore, in order to continue the trend, we should cast a great actor as The Joker. Someone like Tim Roth.
Casting Crispin Glover would only have been consistent if they had cast the guy who played Colonel Sanders in the KFC commercials as Gordon, because he looks exactly like the cartoon version. But that's not the case. Gary Oldman does not look like Gordon - he had to change his appearance to look that way. As you said, great actors have been cast in major roles. So why break the pattern to cast Glover?
The Joker is a frightening character. I certainly think so anyway. And so does Christian Bale - in an interview with MTV he stated he wanted The Joker to be darker and more frightening than any interpretation of him we've ever seen. But this is a personal opinion thing. So you're interpretation of The Joker from the comics is equally valid, as you have evidence to support your perspective, just as I have evidecne to back up mine.
But one thing I can pick up on is how selective you are in the examples of Tim Roth you give. "Planet Of The Apes"? Yes, he was savage and animalistic, a requirement for playing a twisted ape, I'd say. Nothing charming and elegant about that. But then again, what is exactly "beautiful" about a twitchy, greasy freak who lets rats crawl over him anyway? Personally, I say the whole point is moot. I don't see him as a beautiful prince, I see him as a nightmarish vaudeville monstrosity.
But I'm straying form my point. You want to see charming/ Watch Tim Roth's portrayal of the truly foul Archibald Cunningham in "Rob Roy". He enters the scene, the picture of elegance. Well dressed, well spoken, the perfect gentleman. He is charming and elegant, and because of this soon attracts the hatred of a brutish thug. This leads into a challenge to a duel. Cunningham takes a theatrical bow, acting the image of class, lulling the brute into a false sense of security. The thug approaches, and with one flash, Cunningham's sword is out and, moving with the reflexes of a cobra, he's taken hte person out with one well-placed blow. For one second, we see the cold, vicious killer he really is. But then, the smile returns, and he takes another bow...
Yes, this is all very interesting. But how does it relate to Crispin Glover being appropriate for the part. In fact, when you so excellently describe the true nature of The Joker, it reminds me of how great he is, and of how unworthy Crispin Glover is to play him.
Yes, Tim Roth probably couldn't portray a "lanky ex-comedian". He could probably pull off the ex-comedian part, but since he's short, being lanky would be tough. But when asked to describe The Joker in one sentence, who in their right mind would say "He's a lanky ex-comedian." Is that the most important element of his character? No, his insanity and his theatricality are far more important. And TIm Roth, being a FAR superior actor to Crispin Glover, can pull off both far better.
You say (correctly) that Crispin Glover doesn't have the voice. And as you say, MAYBE he could be able to change his vocie completely and give a great Joker voice. But maybe Will Ferrell could give a great Joker voice. maybe Andy Dick could give a great Joker voice. Maybe I could give a great Joker voice.
Yes, we all have the potential to give a great vocal performance as THe Joker, but Tim Roth has a far greater chance. Unlike Glover, he is well known for his great vocal talents. In the post you ignored, I talked a lot about this, but in brief, he is known for being able to do many different accents, British, American, and others. He never uses the same accent in two films.
Well, that's me about done. And you never said anything about the Tim Roth pic I found. I'd say he has the face for The Joker...
It all boils down to the looks.not the voice.like u said everyone is capable of mimicking a joker vocal does tim roth look like a joker to you? having the vocals not the looks is pointless,imo crispin is well qualified for the role
SatanBurger
07-01-2005, 02:55 AM
Just caught the tail-end of Willard on TV, and I can honestly say, if Crispin is cast as the Joker the character will fall flat. Honesly, can he even play a character that's not pathetic and nerdy? Is he even capable? His voice, his mannerisms, do not fit the stylings of an over the top, charismatic narcisist. I don't think any amount of manipulation will change that fact.
Nolan needs an actor, not a face.
VenomFang
07-01-2005, 03:05 AM
"The Joker is a frightening character. I certainly think so anyway. And so does Christian Bale - in an interview with MTV he stated he wanted The Joker to be darker and more frightening than any interpretation of him we've ever seen."
And that's wrong. Batman is frightening, we've seen characters being scary. Joker is the opposite, he is charming and witty, so much so that he is disarming you with his gags and jokes as to then more easily kill you. Where as Batman is super serious, Joker simply laughs at Batman's face, making Joker almost seem far more 'with it' than our caped crusader, for reckognizing the rediculousness of Batman, and life itself.
Crispin Glover would absolute shine in this role, his face alone makes him stand out from lifes normal set of faces. He looks like the Joker, quite frankly. There is no other way to describe him.
http://www.villainousvamps.com/crispinjoker.jpg
FCEEVIPER
07-01-2005, 06:09 AM
I don't know if this has been posted by the dude himself or by some one else but, this guys quest for Sean Penn as Joker is crazy. Make sure to check out the Videos on his site.
http://seanthejoker.com/
The Kid
07-01-2005, 06:54 AM
oh gosh.... now that's just silly.
The Kid
07-01-2005, 06:59 AM
http://www.screensavershot.com/persons2/ewan.jpg OBI WAN FULKING KENOBI
CASE CLOSED
Katsuro
07-01-2005, 07:24 AM
i'm really sick of people saying that Crispin Glover should be The Joker. Sure he looks like the character, but there is so much more to playing a role than that. An actor should be able to... um... what's that word? oh yeah, ACT! like the character he's portraying, not just have a long face.
If i were to cast the Joker, i would go with either Tim Roth, Paul Bettany, Vincent Cassel, or.. HAMMIL DAMNIT!!!
Triad
07-01-2005, 07:54 AM
Ever see the movie "The River's Edge"? Glover CAN act...and quite frankly, is just plain creepy, if you ask me.
TheScarecrow
07-01-2005, 08:18 AM
Vincent Gallo was born for the role!
BizarroMe1001
07-01-2005, 10:46 AM
"The Joker is a frightening character. I certainly think so anyway. And so does Christian Bale - in an interview with MTV he stated he wanted The Joker to be darker and more frightening than any interpretation of him we've ever seen."
And that's wrong. Batman is frightening, we've seen characters being scary. Joker is the opposite, he is charming and witty, so much so that he is disarming you with his gags and jokes as to then more easily kill you. Where as Batman is super serious, Joker simply laughs at Batman's face, making Joker almost seem far more 'with it' than our caped crusader, for reckognizing the rediculousness of Batman, and life itself.
Crispin Glover would absolute shine in this role, his face alone makes him stand out from lifes normal set of faces. He looks like the Joker, quite frankly. There is no other way to describe him.
http://www.villainousvamps.com/crispinjoker.jpg
I understand how you keep wanting to get your point across VenomFang, but its getting increasingly annoying how you have to continue to repost that same comparrisson pictures with everything you say.
VenomFang
07-01-2005, 11:03 AM
I understand how you keep wanting to get your point across VenomFang, but its getting increasingly annoying how you have to continue to repost that same comparrisson pictures with everything you say.
And every time I do, you chime in with something unconstructive. Thanks.
TheBatSignal
07-01-2005, 11:23 AM
Whoever plays the Joker,all I want is for them to do what Ceaser Romero did in the Batman Movie.
Throw a vase at Batman's head.I laugh so hard everytime I watch that.
StrainedEyes
07-01-2005, 12:13 PM
Robert Englund for Joker! :joker:
http://www.renderosity.com/photos/ArtistArticle12056.jpg
TimDrake64x
07-01-2005, 12:55 PM
is that freddy crugar guy?
iceboy
07-01-2005, 01:16 PM
yes
S_H_F_4839
07-01-2005, 01:24 PM
ten years ago maybe, I suggested the other day that he should have played him as opposed to nicholson, because i caught him in the phantom of the opera, and now I think he would have made a better joker, but now I think he is too old.
The Nose Goblin
07-01-2005, 02:09 PM
http://www.hollywoodjesus.com/movie/21_grams/03.jpeg
You know there more I think about it, the more I could see him as the Joker.
Yeah I know he's 5'9" and he's Sean Penn, but....if Nolan is truly interested in him (as was rumored) then who am I to say...
Attikus
07-01-2005, 03:50 PM
Joaquin Pheonix as Joker. It's not a bad choice people.
Attikus
Detective Flass
07-01-2005, 04:29 PM
Tim Roth was born to play Joker. :joker:
JokerPsycho88
07-01-2005, 07:42 PM
I've been thinking a lot about Sean Penn playing The Joker...at first I thought it was an OK choice. Only an OK choice in my mind because of his age. After lots of consideration of Penn, it poped into my head...he would suck as Joker. Why would he suck? Well, it is very simple...Sean Penn is an *******. Sure, he is a good actor and I am baseing his ******* label because of his real life, not his movie career BUT, he is such an *******, I cannot over look it. I then pictured him in Joker attire, going around Gotham and causing havoc and then going to fight the Bat, and I thought, 'Ah man, Sean Penn sucks real bad, I can’t see him doing this at all.' Bottom line, Sean Penn should not play The Joker because, he is old and is a REALLY gigantic douche bag.
Mark Hamil...seeing Mark Hamil as The Joker in the sequel would be incredibly entertaining and so badass. Sure, he's older than Penn, who I talked about above, but Hamil has that Joker voice that nobody can beat. It would be cool, but I don't see this happening.
Adrian Brody...**** Adrian Brody.
Jason Lee, Benicio Del Toro, Tim Roth...these three all fall under the same category, in my mind. These are the guys who could look it, speak it, and do it really good but just have a certain unknown thing that makes me think they would have some problem. I could be wrong with that; anyone of them could be excellent in the role and would make me happy.
My two top choices to play The Joker are, Jude Law and Crispin Glover. They fall into two different categories. Glover is the creepy guy whose smile freaks you out a bit; he is the guy who looks like Nicholson. His voice is somewhat lame and weak to play The Joker, but he is an actor for christ’s sake, he can work on it. Law is the animated tv show like Joker. People would like to see him in as The Riddler and would fit very nicely in the role, but I don't think people show pass up on Law being The Joker. :joker:
TimDrake64x
07-01-2005, 07:47 PM
I've been thinking a lot about Sean Penn playing The Joker...at first I thought it was an OK choice. Only an OK choice in my mind because of his age. After lots of consideration of Penn, it poped into my head...he would suck as Joker. Why would he suck? Well, it is very simple...Sean Penn is an *******. Sure, he is a good actor and I am baseing his ******* label because of his real life, not his movie career BUT, he is such an *******, I cannot over look it. I then pictured him in Joker attire, going around Gotham and causing havoc and then going to fight the Bat, and I thought, 'Ah man, Sean Penn sucks real bad, I can’t see him doing this at all.' Bottom line, Sean Penn should not play The Joker because, he is old and is a REALLY gigantic douche bag.
Mark Hamil...seeing Mark Hamil as The Joker in the sequel would be incredibly entertaining and so badass. Sure, he's older than Penn, who I talked about above, but Hamil has that Joker voice that nobody can beat. It would be cool, but I don't see this happening.
Adrian Brody...**** Adrian Brody.
Jason Lee, Benicio Del Toro, Tim Roth...these three all fall under the same category, in my mind. These are the guys who could look it, speak it, and do it really good but just have a certain unknown thing that makes me think they would have some problem. I could be wrong with that; anyone of them could be excellent in the role and would make me happy.
My two top choices to play The Joker are, Jude Law and Crispin Glover. They fall into two different categories. Glover is the creepy guy whose smile freaks you out a bit; he is the guy who looks like Nicholson. His voice is somewhat lame and weak to play The Joker, but he is an actor for christ’s sake, he can work on it. Law is the animated tv show like Joker. People would like to see him in as The Riddler and would fit very nicely in the role, but I don't think people show pass up on Law being The Joker. :joker:
wow this guy really got it right. the only thing i would change is add alan cumming to the last catagorie
Matis17
07-01-2005, 09:19 PM
Robert Englund for Joker! :joker:
http://www.renderosity.com/photos/ArtistArticle12056.jpgIt would kick ass if he wasn't so over the hill.
etrigan69
07-01-2005, 10:17 PM
I hate to be one of those obnoxious asses that keeps posting his same manip over and over, but sheesh! I didn't even get one comment of "Yeah, He would be great " or a "Hell no" He sucks, so I'm going to try it again.
Edward Norton
6'1 :joker:
Thin :joker:
Not too old or young :joker:
Great actor :joker:
I think he would be brilliant. :joker:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v468/etrigan69/jokernortoncopy.jpg
TimDrake64x
07-01-2005, 10:51 PM
good idea i guess but really REALLY bad manip.
i use to be the main supporter of alan cumming as the joker on these boards, but then i watched road to perditon and saw jude law's performance in it. wow. anyone who thinks he cant do the joker go see that movie, hes perfect, his madness in that movie is just incredibly well controlled, so imagine what it could be if he was allowed to show how crazy he can be...perfect, hes the perfect guy to replace jack nicholson as the joker. jude
etrigan69
07-01-2005, 11:39 PM
good idea i guess but really REALLY bad manip.
That's the absolute first time I've heard anyone call it a bad manip. I would like to hear why you think that. Thank you in advance.
BruceWayne
07-01-2005, 11:53 PM
I don't know if anyone has seen this, but over on the FanArt boards someone did a drawing of a pretty cool looking Joker that I think would be creepy as hell if it was translated onto the big screen.
The artist's screen-name is antmanx68....this is not mine.....I repeat this drawing is not mine but that of antmanx68
http://img292.echo.cx/img292/9898/sequeljoker4uh.jpg
TimDrake64x
07-01-2005, 11:58 PM
needs color, but to me it just looks like some old guy. and i think its a bad manip because you can see where his ctual skin is and then where u put the jokers skin over it, it just doesnt look very professional but just keep workin on them and u will get the hang of it
Spidey-Bat
07-02-2005, 12:10 AM
Tim Roth was born to play Joker. :joker:
No. He was born to live.
BruceWayne
07-02-2005, 12:15 AM
needs color, but to me it just looks like some old guy. and i think its a bad manip because you can see where his ctual skin is and then where u put the jokers skin over it, it just doesnt look very professional but just keep workin on them and u will get the hang of it
It's not a manip.....just a drawing someone did over on the Fan Art boards. I think it's creepy as hell and would fit in really well with Nolan's Batman.
etrigan69
07-02-2005, 12:57 AM
needs color, but to me it just looks like some old guy. and i think its a bad manip because you can see where his ctual skin is and then where u put the jokers skin over it, it just doesnt look very professional but just keep workin on them and u will get the hang of it
That's red around his eyes ala "Arkham Asylum".
StrainedEyes
07-02-2005, 01:36 AM
Tim Roth as Joker :joker:
http://www.renderosity.com/photos/ArtistArticle12077.jpg
The Kid
07-02-2005, 01:37 AM
oh no way. poo poo... uh uh.. no
http://batmanrider.ytmnd.com/
Carmine Falcone
07-02-2005, 02:13 AM
Tim Roth as Joker :joker:
http://www.renderosity.com/photos/ArtistArticle12077.jpg
good manip, not so fond of the casting choiche.
kryptoncrony
07-02-2005, 06:24 AM
I really think Timothy Olyphant would be an awesome Joker. Another cool choice would be Barry Pepper.
FCEEVIPER
07-02-2005, 06:32 AM
I am going to laugh so hard when the WB/Nolan picks an actor that's not even on this thread!
kryptoncrony
07-02-2005, 06:46 AM
Barry Pepper as the joker!
http://www.imdb.com/gallery/hh/0001608/HH/0001608/Barry1.jpg?path=pgallery&path_key=Pepper,%20Barry
http://i.imdb.com/mptv1.gif
TimDrake64x
07-02-2005, 11:16 AM
It's not a manip.....just a drawing someone did over on the Fan Art boards. I think it's creepy as hell and would fit in really well with Nolan's Batman.
i know and sorry i should have clairified this. the 1st sentence was for the draying but the rest was for the manip of ed norton. sorry for the confusion
dogsgotlipstick
07-02-2005, 12:03 PM
the more I'm seeing glover, the more i hope it's not him. His name and picture is plastered all over the net... his agent must have been very busy. I'm not going to pass judgement on his acting; I've only seen him in BTTF. I do think there are a few names that are being bandied about, that could do a good job; Ecclestone(my personal favourite), i'm coming round to the idea of tim roth, bettany, elijah wood would be good, andy serkis, nick stahl after his stint as that yellow bastard:yellow: , richard e grant... the list goes on and on.
One argument i don't get is the, "...he don't sound like the joker..." Right, so what does the joker sound like???
:joker:
Iceman23088
07-02-2005, 01:52 PM
no jim carrey or jude law. Bishop33 is right. If you have ever seen willard you know that Crispin Glover has no problem portraying a Very dark and sick character. He was also the thin man in Charlie's Angels. I've heard rumors of Sean Penn .... i was thinkin about it and i remember in his movie I Am Sam he lost alot of weight and was pretty thin. I don't doubt his acting i bet he could pull off a joker.
Detective Flass
07-02-2005, 02:13 PM
Someone Manip this picture.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v488/femmeke830/timrothjoker.jpg
SatanBurger
07-02-2005, 02:14 PM
One argument i don't get is the, "...he don't sound like the joker..." Right, so what does the joker sound like???
:joker:
Not like Crispin Glover. I don't think he has any one definitive voice, but the way Glover talks is totally contradictory to The Joker's character. He's shaky and nervous and meek sounding. The Joker should be loud and bombastic. Normally I'd say laying a blanket statement like that over an actor is foolish, since the point of acting is to interpret different characters, but every role I've seen Glover in seems nearly identical to the last. He's an example of a thespian who's better at playing himself than his characters, which is a big reason why I doubt his ability.
Someone Manip this picture.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v488/femmeke830/timrothjoker.jpg
It already is, look at the pic and the url.
TimDrake64x
07-02-2005, 02:36 PM
everyone who doubts jude law go watch road to perdition hes fantastic, please i beg u.
my list
1. jude law
2. alan cumming
3. sean penn
4. glover
5. steve bechemi (surprise choice i know)
any of those i would be ok with, the top 2 i would estatic about, but everyone else just ok not bad though
etrigan69
07-02-2005, 02:39 PM
Someone Manip this picture.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v488/femmeke830/timrothjoker.jpg
It already looks manniped...
etrigan69
07-02-2005, 03:25 PM
Someone Manip this picture.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v488/femmeke830/timrothjoker.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v468/etrigan69/rothjoker2.jpg
etrigan69
07-02-2005, 03:33 PM
And without the teeth which i think looks better.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v468/etrigan69/rothjoker.jpg
The Nose Goblin
07-02-2005, 04:14 PM
Dunno if its been suggested, but what about Joaquin Phoenix as a younger Joker?
http://www.dearjoaquin.com/gallery/albums/Movies/Quills/normal_quillscap54.jpg
http://www.dearjoaquin.com/gallery/albums/lothlorienbaby/Gladiator/normal_GLADIATOR-165.jpg
http://www.dearjoaquin.com/gallery/albums/Movies/Gladiator/normal_gladiator04.jpg
dogsgotlipstick
07-02-2005, 04:23 PM
Not like Crispin Glover. I don't think he has any one definitive voice, but the way Glover talks is totally contradictory to The Joker's character. He's shaky and nervous and meek sounding. The Joker should be loud and bombastic. Normally I'd say laying a blanket statement like that over an actor is foolish, since the point of acting is to interpret different characters, but every role I've seen Glover in seems nearly identical to the last. He's an example of a thespian who's better at playing himself than his characters, which is a big reason why I doubt his ability.
personally i'm sick of seeing glover, and would hate if he got the role; i remember him whining, pissing and whinging, in every scene in bttf, your summary that he has no acting range puts the icing on the cake.
my point is i've heard a lot of people say that, "penn can't do it because of his voice, or law can't do it beause of his voice...etc. etc." the joker is a 2d comic character, romero gave his interpretation of the voice, nicholson his and so too hamill; who truly knows the voice of the joker, other than his creator, the deceased bob Kane.
TheBat812
07-02-2005, 04:49 PM
can people stop syaing "any of these choices id be okay with.) because there's a DAMN good chance Nolan will pick somebody nobody's thought of and they will BE the joker just as Bale IS batman.
TheBat812
07-02-2005, 05:02 PM
and also here's tim roth: looks pretty good:
http://img124.imageshack.us/img124/7556/timrothjokercopy3vt.jpg
JLBats
07-02-2005, 05:45 PM
Someone Manip this picture.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v488/femmeke830/timrothjoker.jpg
Whoa... Roth is rising on my list of choices...
VenomFang
07-02-2005, 07:42 PM
can people stop syaing "any of these choices id be okay with.) because there's a DAMN good chance Nolan will pick somebody nobody's thought of and they will BE the joker just as Bale IS batman.
I agree with the mentality of nailing the character, as Bale did with Batman. To me, Crispin Glover has been waiting for the role of Joker his entire life, and no performance before or after will suit him better than this.
etrigan69
07-02-2005, 10:04 PM
One more Roth as Joker...
http://img233.imageshack.us/img233/5029/rothjoker3final9ac.jpg
ManWhoLaughs83
07-02-2005, 10:30 PM
Out of the choices that I have seen listed here, my favorites would have to be Bettany, Del Toro, Buscemi, Penn, and Roth. Until I see more of Lachy Hulme's work, I can't really form an opinion on him. I think there are a lot of good choices out there that have been mentioned either very little, or not at all. I only bring this up because the part will not likely be cast for at least 18 months, which means that the odds are good that none of the people currently "in the running" will be chosen.
A few other names I feel are worth considering are:
Dominic West- those of you who watch the HBO series "The Wire" have seen his acting chops, which are pretty good. He also has an intriguing look that would work well for the Joker.
Vince Vaughn- I know, I know, he sucked as Norman Bates, but he still has psycho potential. In terms of having Joker's charm, he is only beaten out by Depp. I'm not saying he's the best candidate, but the potential is there.
Adam Grenier- In addition to West (above), I would love to see a manip of this guy as the Harlequinn of Hate. He's got the look: tall, lanky, long face, large grin, even big lips to put that red lipstick on. He's is also a good actor, as he does a great job in the lead role of Vince on "Entourage." He can also play crazy characters, which is what he did as an acid-tripping chracter in "Harvard Man."
StrainedEyes
07-03-2005, 12:02 AM
....
SatanBurger
07-03-2005, 12:15 AM
I agree with the mentality of nailing the character, as Bale did with Batman. To me, Crispin Glover has been waiting for the role of Joker his entire life, and no performance before or after will suit him better than this.
Why? Because he has a long face and he played a creepy guy in Willard? You have yet to give a convincing argument as to why Glover is the be all end all for the Joker.
LinzCinema
07-03-2005, 12:58 AM
So I was seriously contemplating on who I think should be the next Joker, when my wonderful boyfriend said hey, what about that guy from Blade. I said Stephen Dorff? Yes, omg seriously. If any of you have ever seen Cecil B. Demented, you would see how wonderfully mad this man can be. I think he would be wonderful in the role.
And hi, sorry to butt in, me being a newb and all, but I was looking for other peoples opions on the matter and I found this place.
Conan4742
07-03-2005, 05:01 AM
In most of his roles, Tim Roth has always played a very sullen character. I don't see much of the Joker in him.
BarTenderX
07-03-2005, 06:19 AM
I don't want Sean Penn.
i DON'T want Justin Timberlake (or is he for Two-Face?... either or : DON'T)
Tim Roth and Jude Law would be ok. I guess.
But i'd rather an unknown.
One thing that is a MUST tho:
If there is a scene where Joker leaves Batman incapacitated/unable to follow
and the Joker leaves/escapes
wouldn't it be great if he said:
"Now... if you'll excuse me, I've got to return some videotapes."
knifeedgedave
07-03-2005, 06:44 AM
hey there linz, ive never said this so ill savour it...
Welcome to the hype.
Stephen Dorff? well he wouldn't have been my first choice but he looks quite cool. he would need some prosthesis but hey just remember the penguin.
DorkyFresh
07-03-2005, 07:14 AM
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v83/Geijutsuka/Manips/rothjoker1.jpg
The Kid
07-03-2005, 08:02 AM
Dunno if its been suggested, but what about Joaquin Phoenix as a younger Joker?
http://www.dearjoaquin.com/gallery/albums/Movies/Quills/normal_quillscap54.jpg
http://www.dearjoaquin.com/gallery/albums/lothlorienbaby/Gladiator/normal_GLADIATOR-165.jpg
http://www.dearjoaquin.com/gallery/albums/Movies/Gladiator/normal_gladiator04.jpg
this guy would kill in the role... *WINK*;)
Detective Flass
07-03-2005, 08:59 AM
One more Roth as Joker...
http://img233.imageshack.us/img233/5029/rothjoker3final9ac.jpg
Best....manip....EVER! :joker:
The Kid
07-03-2005, 11:10 AM
Mark Hammil. Ewan Mcgregor, and Jim Carrey are the only people I think can do it. Maybe tim roth too... I saw him in some independent movie with some hercules jewish guy and a bunch of nazis. they were entertainers and it was weird.
anyway, Jim carrey was born to play this role and I hope Nolan and wb don't bend over for fanboys just to please the basement dwelling lard butts like harry knowels and just bend over for me.:wolverine
etrigan69
07-03-2005, 12:03 PM
Best....manip....EVER! :joker:
Thanks man! Very cool of you to say that! :up:
Dark Knight
07-03-2005, 12:47 PM
You're telling me Sean penn isnt a good joker?
Sean Penn would be excellent as Joker........you can't go wrong with that guy as the Clown Prince of Crime! :joker:
StrainedEyes
07-03-2005, 01:29 PM
http://www.renderosity.com/photos/ArtistArticle12080.jpg
http://www.renderosity.com/photos/ArtistArticle12081.jpg
Iceman23088
07-03-2005, 02:52 PM
My opinion has started to change. I used to be all for Crispin Glover and tho i still think he would be a good choice....I don't think i would mind Jude Law or Tim Roth. Roth has the look down, I just don't know if he could act like the joker. Jude Law could act the part i think and I'm sure he could look like the joker if he wanted to. Casting an unknown is always an option and a good one at that. Never doubt Sean Penn. I hope you guys keep dissing him and then he get's the role and proves all of you wrong. Hey Geo is that Christopher Meloni in the picture above?
Detective Flass
07-03-2005, 02:58 PM
Roth can definitly act the part. He is an academy award nominee for his villianous role in Rob Roy, and has been ranked one of the best villains of all time. He also played a psychopathic, murderous ape in planet of the apes.
Roth can do the voice.
Roth has the look.
Roth is an Excellent actor.
TIM ROTH FOR THE JOKER!
Detective Flass
07-03-2005, 03:12 PM
Has anyone else thought of Matthew Modine for The Joker. I think he'd be friggen awesome in the role.
Here are some pics!
http://us.movies1.yimg.com/movies.yahoo.com/images/hv/photo/movie_pix/touchstone_pictures/signs/matthew_modine/signspre.jpg
http://us.movies1.yimg.com/movies.yahoo.com/images/hv/photo/movie_pix/miramax_films/kill_bill__volume_1/matthew_modine/billpre.jpg
He has the facial structure, can laugh like The Joker. And of course has the acting chops. He was the star of Stanley Kubric's Full Metal Jacket and Flowers for Algernon.
And for those of you who complain about height. This man is...
6 FOOT 3!!!!!
He is friggen 6'3! You guys have nothing to complain about.
StrainedEyes
07-03-2005, 03:34 PM
My opinion has started to change. I used to be all for Crispin Glover and tho i still think he would be a good choice....I don't think i would mind Jude Law or Tim Roth. Roth has the look down, I just don't know if he could act like the joker. Jude Law could act the part i think and I'm sure he could look like the joker if he wanted to. Casting an unknown is always an option and a good one at that. Never doubt Sean Penn. I hope you guys keep dissing him and then he get's the role and proves all of you wrong. Hey Geo is that Christopher Meloni in the picture above?
Yup :joker:
VenomFang
07-03-2005, 04:30 PM
Crispin Glover will get the role. For those who think the voice is beyond his abilities, did you honestly think Luke Skywalker had the best Joker voice ever? Obviously not. Give the guy a chance, he is an actor after all.
Spidey-Bat
07-03-2005, 04:42 PM
And for those of you who complain about height. This man is...
6 FOOT 3!!!!!
He is friggen 6'3! You guys have nothing to complain about.
He's 2 inches shorter than what Joker should be:joker:
HOLY *****!!! HOW IS IT THAT JUDE LAW ONLY HAS 7 VOTES :rolleyes: THE GUYS IS PERFECT!!! HE'S TALL AND LANKY. HE CAN BE DARK,SERIOUS, AND MANIACAL. NAME A CHARACTER TRAIT FROM THE JOKER AND JUDE LAW CAN DO IT ALOT BETTER THEN ANY OF THESE ACTORS MENTIONED SO FAR ON THIS THREAD. CRISPIN GLOVER THE FAN FAVORITE???? :mad: NOTHING I'VE SEEN FROM HIM SUGGEST HE CAN PLAY JOKER. THIS REMINDS OF THE LETS GET TOM WELLING FOR SUPERMAN DAYS. AN ACTOR WHO LOOKS LIKE THE ROLE BUT CANT ACT TO SAVE HIS LIFE!!! :cool:
Detective Flass
07-03-2005, 05:16 PM
He's 2 inches shorter than what Joker should be:joker:
There's no actor out there who is in the mix for Joker that is 6'5. Take it or leave it. :o
My Joker List:
1. Tim Roth
2. Sean Penn
3. Matthew Modine
4. Paul Bettany
5. Crispin Glover
Detective Flass
07-03-2005, 05:18 PM
HOLY *****!!! HOW IS IT THAT JUDE LAW ONLY HAS 7 VOTES :rolleyes: THE GUYS IS PERFECT!!! HE'S TALL AND LANKY. HE CAN BE DARK,SERIOUS, AND MANIACAL. NAME A CHARACTER TRAIT FROM THE JOKER AND JUDE LAW CAN DO IT ALOT BETTER THEN ANY OF THESE ACTORS MENTIONED SO FAR ON THIS THREAD. CRISPIN GLOVER THE FAN FAVORITE???? :mad: NOTHING I'VE SEEN FROM HIM SUGGEST HE CAN PLAY JOKER. THIS REMINDS OF THE LETS GET TOM WELLING FOR SUPERMAN DAYS. AN ACTOR WHO LOOKS LIKE THE ROLE BUT CANT ACT TO SAVE HIS LIFE!!! :cool:
*gives standing ovation* :up:
Alonsovich
07-03-2005, 05:27 PM
He's 2 inches shorter than what Joker should be:joker:
And Bale is two inches shorter than what Batman should be, so that makes 6'3 THE height for the new movie Joker...:o
Attikus
07-03-2005, 05:36 PM
In the end it'll probably be Johnny Depp or Adrian Brody (cause Brody is gonna be huge after King Kong). And Depp is huge now. Bet on Depp.
Attikus
The only fault I can give the guy is the bastard stole my woman!!!
http://pub.tv2.no/multimedia/TV2/archive/00011/hayek_11426a.jpg
HOLY *****!!! THATS THE BEST PIC I'VE SEEN SO FAR ON THIS THREAD!!! :eek:
HAYEK DAMMIT!!! :cool:
In the end it'll probably be Johnny Depp or Adrian Brody (cause Brody is gonna be huge after King Kong). And Depp is huge now. Bet on Depp.
Attikus
Yes, because Nolan only hire actors that are huge :rolleyes: Like Bale, Neeson, Watanabe, Murphy, Freeman, Caine, Oldman, the list goes on.....................
Alonsovich
07-03-2005, 06:01 PM
Yes, because Nolan only hire actors that are huge :rolleyes: Like Bale, Neeson, Watanabe, Murphy, Freeman, Caine, Oldman, the list goes on.....................
I'm sorry... but those actors ARE huge. The only ones that could be considered somewhat lesser knowns are Murphy (which is the ONLY one that got a major role), Hauer, Wilkinson and Roache.
I'm sorry... but those actors ARE huge. The only ones that could be considered somewhat lesser knowns are Murphy (which is the ONLY one that got a major role), Hauer, Wilkinson and Roache.
IMO there are great actors and huge in that way.............But to the general public.............NO they are not. I remember telling my friends last year hey there making a new batman movie. and They Said "Who's plaing Batman?" I said "Christian Bale" And they said "WHO???". Really the only one that was Huge was really Morgan Freeman and Katie holmes believe it or not. I remember watching a movie in the cinema, and they showed the Batman Begins trailer. One of my friends said Hey Morgan Freeman in it, im deifntely watching it now. Even though Batman Begins did well in the box office, the general public still doenst know who Christian bale is. Its more like Hey there goes the guys that played Batman in Batman Begins, then it is hey there goes Christian Bale who played Batman In Batman begins.
Alonsovich
07-03-2005, 06:19 PM
IMO there are great actors and huge in that way.............But to the general public.............NO they are not. I remember telling my friends last year hey there making a new batman movie. and They Said "Who's plaing Batman?" I said "Christian Bale" And they said "WHO???". Really the only one that was Huge was really Morgan Freeman and Katie holmes believe it or not. I remember watching a movie in the cinema, and they showed the Batman Begins trailer. One of my friends said Hey Morgan Freeman in it, im deifntely watching it now. Even though Batman Begins did well in the box office, the general public still doenst know who Christian bale is. Its more like Hey there goes the guys that played Batman in Batman Begins, then it is hey there goes Christian Bale who played Batman In Batman begins.
Your friends are stupid then. Nobody I know doesn't know who is Michael Caine or Liam Neeson. In fact... I know quite a bunch of people to who the mere mention of these two names means automatically going to see the film.
Your friends are stupid then. Nobody I know doesn't know who is Michael Caine or Liam Neeson. In fact... I know quite a bunch of people to who the mere mention of these two names means automatically going to see the film.
Well your from Europe right, well Caine and Neeson are pretty popular over there. While Freeman and Holmes are pretty popular here in the states. :o
The Nose Goblin
07-03-2005, 07:03 PM
Ok, here is another left-field casting choice for the Joker....
Rufus Sewell
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v213/Modernman/411660b6.bmp
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v213/Modernman/a4fbd012.bmp
The_Question
07-03-2005, 07:12 PM
Stephen Dorff for Joker
http://images.art.com/images/PRODUCTS/large/10042000/10042208.jpg
Matis17
07-03-2005, 07:30 PM
Has anyone else thought of Matthew Modine for The Joker. I think he'd be friggen awesome in the role.
Here are some pics!
http://us.movies1.yimg.com/movies.yahoo.com/images/hv/photo/movie_pix/touchstone_pictures/signs/matthew_modine/signspre.jpg
http://us.movies1.yimg.com/movies.yahoo.com/images/hv/photo/movie_pix/miramax_films/kill_bill__volume_1/matthew_modine/billpre.jpg
He has the facial structure, can laugh like The Joker. And of course has the acting chops. He was the star of Stanley Kubric's Full Metal Jacket and Flowers for Algernon.
And for those of you who complain about height. This man is...
6 FOOT 3!!!!!
He is friggen 6'3! You guys have nothing to complain about.How the hell could you leave out the fact that his nickname in Full Metal Jacket was Joker?
Stephen Dorff for Joker
http://images.art.com/images/PRODUCTS/large/10042000/10042208.jpg
when did the Joker become a dwarf?
Bat Brain
07-03-2005, 08:22 PM
Not sure if he's been mentioned yet, but:
http://www.unreel.co.uk/reviews/m/Max/co6.jpg
http://www.tombraider.hu/imgs/film/noah.jpg
http://i.timeinc.net/ew/dynamic/imgs/030108/155728__max_l.jpg
http://www.unreel.co.uk/reviews/m/Max/co2.jpg
Noah Taylor. He played Hitler in ''Max'' he was in the ''Tomb Raider'' movies and he will be appearing in ''The New World''
Thoughts, comments, opinions?
Matis17
07-03-2005, 08:25 PM
I'll just say that he was my #1 pick for Scarecrow before Cillian was cast.
GHollywood
07-03-2005, 08:47 PM
Mark Hamill was already a bad guy so he cant be the joker
I Think you remember THE
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y199/GaryDaMack/hamill.jpg
COCKNOCKER
aquiles
07-03-2005, 09:10 PM
Mark Hamill was already a bad guy so he cant be the joker
I Think you remember THE
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y199/GaryDaMack/hamill.jpg
COCKNOCKERand the trickster in the flash series,also hes to old
Anyone has that pic of Jude Law at Showest 2004??? The one wear he's wearing that white suit. It would be perfect for a Joker Manip :cool:
LinzCinema
07-04-2005, 08:34 AM
when did the Joker become a dwarf?
Bah. Stephen Dorff may be a little short and not be the best person for the part in terms of looks, but holy hell could he pull off being bat**** insane. I think more than anything else.
Looks are important, but ya know, its hollywood, looks are only what they make them.
Detective Flass
07-04-2005, 08:56 AM
http://img233.imageshack.us/img233/5029/rothjoker3final9ac.jpg
TIM ROTH FOR THE JOKER
Detective Flass
07-04-2005, 09:02 AM
How the hell could you leave out the fact that his nickname in Full Metal Jacket was Joker?
Fudge! How could I forget that. :o
VenomFang
07-04-2005, 08:07 PM
http://img74.echo.cx/img74/4343/gloverjoker1jm.jpg
Glover for Joker!
Detective Flass
07-04-2005, 08:13 PM
Enough with that friggen picture. We get it! You want Glover.
Damn man. You're the Glover equivilent of me. :o
The Kid
07-04-2005, 08:30 PM
glover won't be joker because Nolan's not stupid.
so give that pic and that weirdo actor a rest, will ya, mate?
Casting King
07-04-2005, 08:57 PM
Of all the poeple being suggestted to play the joker, I cant belive one of the few obvious choices hasnt been suggested. Sam Rockwell..Not too many actors can pull off cool phychopath like Mr.Rockwell. Its important that who ever is selected to play joker for the this sequal has to:
A)Able to compliment the dark directing style of chris nolan.
Nolan style is perfect for not only batman, but for an actor capable emotional depth.This is Rockwell.
b) able to go where Jack nicholsan didnt: While was Jacks performs was one of the best, but it was one of the best in cinematic filiming period, is entyertained more than scared. So whomever dons the roll, has to do what jack didnt,which really scare tha **** out moviegowers.
c) convicing. Crispin LOOKS like the joker, but judging from his past credits, thats as far as he can go.Mark Hamill and all these other old school cats sounds good, but lets be realistic, they're old. this joker has to be a few year older than batman. (Mid to late 30's)and if we're going to go ol school, then someone get Ray Liotta on the phone, cause he'd body that role just as well. But this joker has to be someone that when you look at, intrigues you like "what the **** went wrong with this dude."
Casting King
07-04-2005, 09:00 PM
Someone Please Post Up Up A Picture Of Sam Rockwell So This Case Can Be Closed..
TimDrake64x
07-04-2005, 10:41 PM
after begins, i trust nolan will make the right call, so all we have to do is wait.....just wait.........yup any minute now........
Detective Flass
07-05-2005, 10:55 AM
Stephen Dorff for Joker
http://images.art.com/images/PRODUCTS/large/10042000/10042208.jpg
http://www.superherohype.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=548&stc=1
Iceman23088
07-05-2005, 11:20 AM
HaHa Sam Rockwell....C'mon .... i dont mind him as an actor but that was the stupidest thing i have ever heard. If he plays the joker nolan has lost his friggin mind..plus the guy isn't even 6 foot
Dark Knight
07-05-2005, 01:43 PM
Sean Penn for the Joker Dammit!
(if not, then go with Crispin Glover) :joker:
Dark Knight
07-05-2005, 01:46 PM
HOLY *****!!! THATS THE BEST PIC I'VE SEEN SO FAR ON THIS THREAD!!! :eek:
HAYEK DAMMIT!!! :cool:
wow! what a pic of Salma! she is sooooo freakin hot!
Dark Knight
07-05-2005, 01:53 PM
who is Salma Hayek with now??
Detective Flass
07-05-2005, 03:13 PM
who is Salma Hayek with now??
Me.
Oldguy
07-05-2005, 06:30 PM
Wow, Modine is a surprise, but ya I'm feelin it.
http://us.movies1.yimg.com/movies.yahoo.com/images/hv/photo/movie_pix/miramax_films/kill_bill__volume_1/matthew_modine/billpre.jpg
Steven Dorffffff? I can't *****slap him fast enough.
wow! what a pic of Salma! she is sooooo freakin hot!
You copied my quote but not the pic???!!! :eek: Shame On YOU!!! :rolleyes:
SINISTER SMILE
07-05-2005, 09:17 PM
More Manips And Darkknight Were Are Those Manips I Asked For Buddy
TimDrake64x
07-05-2005, 11:15 PM
someone please do a manip of alan cumming
FCEEVIPER
07-06-2005, 01:50 AM
http://www.superherohype.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=548&stc=1
Double NEIN!
Dark Knight
07-06-2005, 02:51 AM
You copied my quote but not the pic???!!! :eek: Shame On YOU!!! :rolleyes:
i know....i don't know why the pic didn't copy over.......? DAMMIT!
Dark Knight
07-06-2005, 02:52 AM
someone please do a manip of alan cumming
This is not necessary--Dew
I have a new suggestion to add. Pete Postlethwaite.
I don't know if he can do an American accent, or if they want someone who looks the same age as Bale, but in my opinion he has the perfect unusually shaped face for the role. And he's proven over and over how great an actor he is. Although they'll probably chose someone younger
http://www.thisischeshire.co.uk/cheshire/warrington/celebs/images/pete_postlethwaite.jpg
NO Alan Cumming.....as Joker stuff......he is a prissy homo little midget girly man! LOL.....
wow what a hilarious remark so deserving of LOLing at your own comment. You're truely a mental giant
The Kid
07-06-2005, 08:03 AM
http://www.consumptionjunction.com/content/detail.asp?ID=24262&type=1&page=6&fav=0
fer all you stinkball krispy gloves supperters
nsfw
18+
don't click that link, kids;)
Guyper1
07-06-2005, 08:50 AM
Doesn't anyone think that Sean Penn is too short to be The Joker? How tall is he?
5'9''
But it really doesn't matter, height can always be solved in this day and age.
Detective Flass
07-06-2005, 09:48 AM
The Four Horseman of Casting:
Tim Roth
http://adorocinema.cidadeinternet.com.br/personalidades/atores/tim-roth/tim-roth01.jpg
Sean Penn
http://adorocinema.cidadeinternet.com.br/personalidades/atores/sean-penn/sean-penn01.jpg
Matthew Modine
http://us.movies1.yimg.com/movies.yahoo.com/images/hv/photo/movie_pix/warner_brothers/a_i___artificial_intelligence/matthew_modine/aipre.jpg
Paul Bettany
http://www.movieguide.co.nz/images/pics/Paul%20Bettany.jpg
My Four Choices for The Joker. :joker:
TimDrake64x
07-06-2005, 12:23 PM
i think paul is the best choice of those 4, he seems like an actor nolan would like
TimDrake64x
07-06-2005, 12:26 PM
NO Alan Cumming.....as Joker stuff......he is a prissy homo little midget girly man! LOL.....
that is the worst comment ive ever seen of these boards....ever. he may be gay and he may not, i dont know, and truthfully i dont care, it doesnt bother me if an actor is gay and they are a good actor or PERFECT for a part. so go back to your kkk meeting and burn a cross in someones yard, seems like thats what your good at
Spidey-Bat
07-06-2005, 12:28 PM
Me.
Salma isn't a lesbian:joker:
Dark Knight
07-06-2005, 02:19 PM
that is the worst comment ive ever seen of these boards....ever. he may be gay and he may not, i dont know, and truthfully i dont care, it doesnt bother me if an actor is gay and they are a good actor or PERFECT for a part. so go back to your kkk meeting and burn a cross in someones yard, seems like thats what your good at
sorry if my comment isn't PC enough for you buddy....... He would be inappropriate for the role of the Joker, would that comment make you feel better? Oh and i guess you have not been to the Superman Message boards......there has been alot worse said over there about Singer and no i am not a racist.....so stop being so sensitive. And yes....Alan Cummming IS gay.....
Dark Knight
07-06-2005, 02:22 PM
5'9''
But it really doesn't matter, height can always be solved in this day and age.
who is that booty girl on your avatar??
Dark Knight
07-06-2005, 02:26 PM
The Four Horseman of Casting:
Tim Roth
http://adorocinema.cidadeinternet.com.br/personalidades/atores/tim-roth/tim-roth01.jpg
Sean Penn
http://adorocinema.cidadeinternet.com.br/personalidades/atores/sean-penn/sean-penn01.jpg
Matthew Modine
http://us.movies1.yimg.com/movies.yahoo.com/images/hv/photo/movie_pix/warner_brothers/a_i___artificial_intelligence/matthew_modine/aipre.jpg
Paul Bettany
http://www.movieguide.co.nz/images/pics/Paul%20Bettany.jpg
My Four Choices for The Joker. :joker:
Sean Penn easily out of the four...to me it's not even close......Penn would bring everything to the table IMO......charisma, energy, indie credit, unpredictability and some star power as well.
TimDrake64x
07-06-2005, 02:27 PM
sorry if my comment isn't PC enough for you buddy....... He would be inappropriate for the role of the Joker, would that comment make you feel better? Oh and i guess you have not been to the Superman Message boards......there has been alot worse said over there about Singer and no i am not a racist.....so stop being so sensitive. And yes....Alan Cummming IS gay.....
but thats my point it shouldnt amtter if hes gay, that shouldnt even come up here, but u know 1 jerk is gona bring it up, and no i dont hang out in the superman boards
Dark Knight
07-06-2005, 02:33 PM
but thats my point it shouldnt amtter if hes gay, that shouldnt even come up here, but u know 1 jerk is gona bring it up, and no i dont hang out in the superman boards
calm down will you? I am not a homophope but a fact is a fact......Cumming is too short and too much of a girly boy to be the Joker. Plus he was already Nightcrawler in X2.
TimDrake64x
07-06-2005, 02:39 PM
i dont think mightcrawler is a good reason to count him out. he had no much make up the connection wouldnt be known by many people. and height shouldnt be a concern with anyone, keaton is short but no one notices that in his movies.
who is that booty girl on your avatar??
Shame on you, it's Beyonce of course! ;)
TimDrake64x
07-06-2005, 05:41 PM
good lord, that is amazing...im not even mad
Mike_D
07-06-2005, 06:24 PM
crispin glover. end of story. :o
Detective Flass
07-06-2005, 06:33 PM
Salma isn't a lesbian:joker:
That's right. That's why she's with me....Dickwad. :o
logan_weapon_x
07-06-2005, 07:12 PM
Well Modine's more of a Riddler anyway. I just thought about Michael Wincott. He's abit old, but could maybe work.
http://www.northernstars.ca/actorsvz/media/wincott_michael_04.jpg
Spidey-Bat
07-06-2005, 07:24 PM
That's right. That's why she's with me....Dickwad. :o
She doesn't go for idiots.
Detective Flass
07-06-2005, 07:34 PM
She doesn't go for idiots.
Again, that's why she's ****ing me and not you. ;)
Dark Knight
07-06-2005, 08:29 PM
Shame on you, it's Beyonce of course! ;)
i could barely see her face......is she wearing a bikini bottom?? and where is that pic from? a video of hers?
i could barely see her face......is she wearing a bikini bottom?? and where is that pic from? a video of hers?
http://img222.imageshack.us/img222/6606/thccbootay5dx6dw.gif
And here's a link to the full performance, well worth checking out:
http://metrovogue.net/dctemp/bet_aw...%20(062805).wmv (http://metrovogue.net/dctemp/bet_awards_from_destinyvaultnet%20-%20Cater%202%20U%20%28062805%29.wmv)
And that's my last post getting OT. :o
Spidey-Bat
07-06-2005, 09:01 PM
Again, that's why she's ****ing me and not you.
I don't think jerking off to pictures of her would be considered ****ing :rolleyes:
;)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v320/Spidey-Boy523/Funny%20Pics/theyareontome.gif
TimDrake64x
07-06-2005, 09:17 PM
man yall stop this please
Spidey-Bat
07-06-2005, 09:22 PM
I'm sorry. I just enjoy teasing, Flass.
TimDrake64x
07-06-2005, 10:41 PM
hey its cool man i just thought the thread needed to get back on topic
TimDrake64x
07-06-2005, 10:52 PM
this is a different thought that i sujested a LONG time ago. but how about jack white (yes the singer from the white stripes) but he was in cold mt. and coffee and cigarettes and was fantastic in both
undesiredcold
07-06-2005, 11:46 PM
I was watching the movie Hostage and found what I think is a good nomination for Joker: Ben Foster (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0004936/) . He plays a evil, saddistic, and twisted murderer pretty damn good yet, he also makes you feel sympathetic for him ever so slightly at times during the film. Ben has also played some dramatic and comedic roles that display his range and the ones I've seen him in it always seemed his acting was well done. He has a good build on him and a face that is Joker like. I'm too lazy right now to post any pics (got to get to sleep soon so I'm not totally useless) but if anybody would like to take the initiative and post some pics/manips it would be appreciated. Have a goodnight all!
oregondude
07-07-2005, 12:26 AM
http://www.consumptionjunction.com/content/detail.asp?ID=24262&type=1&page=6&fav=0
fer all you stinkball krispy gloves supperters
nsfw
18+
don't click that link, kids;)
WTF, lol
HOLY *****!!! HOW IS IT THAT JUDE LAW ONLY HAS 7 VOTES :rolleyes: THE GUYS IS PERFECT!!! HE'S TALL AND LANKY. HE CAN BE DARK,SERIOUS, AND MANIACAL. NAME A CHARACTER TRAIT FROM THE JOKER AND JUDE LAW CAN DO IT ALOT BETTER THEN ANY OF THESE ACTORS MENTIONED SO FAR ON THIS THREAD. CRISPIN GLOVER THE FAN FAVORITE???? :mad: NOTHING I'VE SEEN FROM HIM SUGGEST HE CAN PLAY JOKER. THIS REMINDS OF THE LETS GET TOM WELLING FOR SUPERMAN DAYS. AN ACTOR WHO LOOKS LIKE THE ROLE BUT CANT ACT TO SAVE HIS LIFE!!! :cool:
Bump :cool:
oregondude
07-07-2005, 03:35 AM
Bump :cool:
I think the deal with Law is he has no edge. The Joker MUST have a dangerous edge to him, a bit of mystery. Law does not have that. Glover does.
I was so happy to see Neeson was actually Ra's in Begins. During the casting press releases I was pumped Neeson was casr, as in my mind he is perfect for that role. Then they came out satying Watanbe was it, now don't get me wrong he was incredible in Samurai but he does not fit the persona of Ra's very well at all.
Seeing that twist in the movie was very cool to me, glad they did it that way.
PerfectStorm
07-07-2005, 04:23 AM
JOKER NEEDS TO LOOK AND BE PSYCHOTIC. JUST LIKE THIS.
http://orion.pepperdine.edu:8080/refs/uploads/134/psycho.bmp
SO PSYCHOTIC THAT HE NEEDS TO BE SEDATED!
REALLY REALLY CREEPY.
StrainedEyes
07-07-2005, 10:02 AM
JOKER NEEDS TO LOOK AND BE PSYCHOTIC. JUST LIKE THIS.
http://orion.pepperdine.edu:8080/refs/uploads/134/psycho.bmp
SO PSYCHOTIC THAT HE NEEDS TO BE SEDATED!
REALLY REALLY CREEPY.
WTF is that? :down
I think the deal with Law is he has no edge. The Joker MUST have a dangerous edge to him, a bit of mystery. Law does not have that. Glover does.
Glover has more of an edge then Law??? :rolleyes: Im sorry but that must be the dumbest comment I ever heard!!! :mad: Watch Road To Perdition!!! :cool: He was very Much "ON THE EDGE"
Most important traits for casting Joker?
Being Tall and Lanky
Having a Crazy Smile
Having a Good Voice
Having Genre Experience
Being the Correct Age
Being Original and not Resembling any Past Incarnations:
You know who has all those "Important Traits" JUDE LAW!!!
:cool:
The Kid
07-07-2005, 11:20 AM
more like jim carrey.
Lowl
Mike_D
07-07-2005, 11:57 AM
Glover has more of an edge then Law??? :rolleyes: Im sorry but that must be the dumbest comment I ever heard!!! :mad: Watch Road To Perdition!!! :cool: He was very Much "ON THE EDGE"
I forgot how much "ON THE EDGE" Law was in the movie "Alfie". :o
Oh, you can REALLY see the Joker in him in "Closer" when he bangin' two chicks at the same time.
No. Hes too pretty. Sorry. Glover needs AT LEAST an audition for the Joker...hes naturally creepy and psychotic. AND, hes an actor to boot...how many creepy psychotic actors do you know??! :o
-Mike
TimDrake64x
07-07-2005, 01:17 PM
i think jude is alot better than glover
oregondude
07-07-2005, 01:58 PM
Glover has more of an edge then Law??? :rolleyes: Im sorry but that must be the dumbest comment I ever heard!!! :mad: Watch Road To Perdition!!! :cool: He was very Much "ON THE EDGE"
Wow, it speaks. Law had NO edge in Perdition, he was just an unassuming goofy dude. he had no threat of danger about him. Wow if you thought he had edge I would hate to see you in public, you probably jump at shadows.
oregondude
07-07-2005, 02:16 PM
Most important traits for casting Joker?
Being Tall and Lanky
Having a Crazy Smile
Having a Good Voice
Having Genre Experience
Being the Correct Age
Being Original and not Resembling any Past Incarnations:
You know who has all those "Important Traits" JUDE LAW!!!
:cool:
Hate to break it to you, but Mr atanabe was not Ra's, he was a dupe.
Genre experience? What super hero movie has Jude Law been in? Bale never did any, in fact nobody cast in a Batman movie int he past has had genre experience.
Law born 1971 Glover born 1964 wow big difference there. Glover looks far from his age as well.
The Joker is not really tall. Most times he is in the cmics he is about 3 inches shorter than Batman, that puts him about 5 foot 10 - 5 foot 11. Which I think Jude Law is about that but Crispin Glover is 6 foot 1 and lankier than Law with a creepier voice than Law. Law has the "seduce your wife" voice and I doubt he could hit the right notes for the voice to be a good Joker voice. The arguments you use to support Law over Glover really work the other way around. You should think those things through before postng them.
here are some smiles for you
http://www.villainousvamps.com/crispinjoker.jpghttp://perso.wanadoo.fr/abusdecine/festivals/deauville2001/CrispinGloverBartleby.jpg
http://www.tagliners.org/pics/Alfie.jpg
http://www2.filmweb.no/multimedia/archive/00034/Jude_Law_Wallpaper_S_34617j.jpg
Personally I think they should go with a no name actor and REALLY nail the part. I think Glover would do an ok job but he doesn't jump out at me and say "I AM the Joker" however he is easily better than Law for the part.
DDRSkata
07-07-2005, 02:23 PM
Glover is all wrong for the part. Yeah, he looks the part, but this is a movie, not a lookalike contest. He doesn't have the voice or demeanor for the part, and even if he can act the part, his voice is still absolutely wrong.
Mike_D
07-07-2005, 02:54 PM
Glover is all wrong for the part. Yeah, he looks the part, but this is a movie, not a lookalike contest. He doesn't have the voice or demeanor for the part, and even if he can act the part, his voice is still absolutely wrong.
I dont think we should discuss that "the voices dont work" just yet, we havent even heard him act like the joker yet!!!! Thats like saying Bale was too thin or too fat to play Batman when we were first shown the pics of him when they announced his casting.
Actors ACT. I'm sure he can pull it off.
-Mike
Mike_D
07-07-2005, 03:35 PM
Enough with that friggen picture. We get it! You want Glover.
Damn man. You're the Glover equivilent of me. :o
http://img74.echo.cx/img74/4343/gloverjoker1jm.jpg
http://cmgponline.com/go/dmgproductions/batman/newcrispjoker.jpg
:D
-Mike
DDRSkata
07-07-2005, 04:02 PM
I dont think we should discuss that "the voices dont work" just yet, we havent even heard him act like the joker yet!!!! Thats like saying Bale was too thin or too fat to play Batman when we were first shown the pics of him when they announced his casting.
Actors ACT. I'm sure he can pull it off.
-Mike
I've seen him act before. I don't question his ability to act. But even when he's acting as a crazy psychotic character, even when he's playing someone strong and has what is visually a very strong moment, his voice is still meek and whiny. He doesn't have the voice for the Joker, period. I'll still see the movie if he's cast, but he doesn't have the voice.
I forgot how much "ON THE EDGE" Law was in the movie "Alfie". :o
Oh, you can REALLY see the Joker in him in "Closer" when he bangin' two chicks at the same time.
No. Hes too pretty. Sorry. Glover needs AT LEAST an audition for the Joker...hes naturally creepy and psychotic. AND, hes an actor to boot...how many creepy psychotic actors do you know??! :o
-Mike
One thing Glover will never have is a Screen Presence!!! Jude Law has a variety and great range in acting Skills. He will make an original Performace of the joker and not just some knock off of Jack Nicolson. Another Great Thing about Jude Law who wont be intimidated By Jack Nicolson Performance who alot of people think he is perfect as the Joker. While Glover will fall falt in he's face!!! While Glover just "LOOKS" like the Joker and thats about it. TO EVEN COMPARE A GREAT ACTOR LIKE JUDE LAW TO GLOVER IS COMPLETLY RIDICULOUS. He is not even Close. You say Jude Law is too Pretty??? Look at Cillian Murphy who was one of those English Pretty boys and look how creepy he was in Batman Begins. You need to See Road To Perdition and A.I. It will change your mind.
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