In some ways, he's accepted the fact that he's always been Arthur Fleck; he's never been this thing that's been put upon him, ...
Arthur Fleck, aka the Joker, died in an unexpected twist while he was set to be assassinated in a bomb explosion during his murder trial. The explosion would also kill everyone in the courtroom ...
Joker 2: Folie a Deux introduces and dives deep into the complex relationship between Joaquin Phoenix‘s Arthur Fleck (Joker) ...
Joker: Folie à Deux director Todd Phillips has explained the film’s ending, Arthur Fleck’s confession, and the Joker’s true identity. In a recent interview, Phillips provided details about ...
It's the film's shocking ending that will leave audiences talking In fact, it's easy to see people being angry about the ending, and what it says about both the character of Arthur Fleck and the ...
Joker: Folie á Deux‘s climactic act and ending posit the idea that the character of “Joker” grows beyond Arthur Fleck and becomes a mantle of violence, anarchy, and chaos that various ...
CEBU, Philippines — For “Joker: Folie à Deux” writer/director/producer Todd Phillips, using the music within Arthur Fleck was an easy decision for the sequel. “There’s a romance to ...
Press release Joker: Folie à Deux is finally in cinemas, but do Arthur Fleck and Lee Quinn end up together by the end of the film? Read on for the full breakdown. The film has had a rough opening ...
At the end of Todd Phillips' highly divisive sequel, Arthur Fleck meets a shocking (yet perhaps inevitable) end when he's killed by another Arkham inmate after first taking responsibility for ...
Joker director Todd Phillips said he almost had Justin Theroux play Arthur Fleck in a trailer for the second movie. There’s been a ton of discussion about Joker: Folie à Deux from all corners ...
Joker: Folie à Deux star Joaquin Phoenix has discussed the controversial ending to the film, saying the way things wrap up provides a "warmth" to Arthur Fleck's character arc. This story contains ...
In some ways, he’s accepted the fact that he’s always been Arthur Fleck; he’s never been this thing that’s been put upon him, this idea that Gotham people put on him, that he represents.