Throughout The Dark Knight, the Joker drops exposition ... First, to the Mob boss who puts a bounty on him, then Joker kills him with the knife he threatens people with. Second, is with Rachel ...

As Arthur collapses, bleeding, his attacker continues to laugh hysterically and carves a Glasgow smile into his own face with a knife ... Joker' director Todd Phillips and 'The Dark Knight ...

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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 ...

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 ...

Heath Ledger's Academy Award-winning turn as The Joker in Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight will surely go down as one of the most iconic and celebrated comic book movie performances of all time ...