Throughout The Dark Knight, the Joker drops exposition about himself ... on when he snaps a pool cue in half and forces two mob henchmen to fight to the death in order to save their own lives.

At in point in The Dark Knight Superman could fly in, grab Joker by his collar, and fly him to a prison. Per usual, Joker ...

Bold prints from the late actor's legendary role as Joker are applied to the Japanese label's essential styles.

The late Heath Ledger tragically died at just 28 before The Dark Knight had even hit cinemas and went on to posthumously win him an Oscar for his Joker role. Locking himself away for days in a ...

That line said with a touch of admiration, captured the shockwave Ledger’s Joker sent through Gotham and the film itself. When The Dark Knight hit theaters in 2008, it exploded past the comic ...

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2012's "The Dark Knight Rises." In his book, Caine wrote that he believed one of his character's most famous lines epitomized Ledger's approach to playing the Joker. "As Alfred says to Bruce ...

A scene in his spy thriller features a subtle nod to 'The Dark Knight,' when the Joker flinches after an explosion: "If someone like the Joker is going to flinch, the authenticity that it gave to that ...

Sir Michael Caine was "terrified" seeing Heath Ledger as The Joker in 'The Dark Knight'. The 92-year-old screen legend - who played butler Alfred Pennyworth opposite Christian Bale as Bruce Wayne ...

Heath Ledger's performance as the Joker in The Dark Knight is one for the ages. He perfectly captured the sinister, unpredictable nature of Batman's arch-nemesis, defining the villain for years to ...

which saw him play the Joker while Caine portrayed Bruce Wayne’s (Christian Bale) butler, Alfred. “We were all terribly shocked, and it made doing the publicity for The Dark Knight that summer ...