Todd Phillips
Joker: Folie à Deux earns historically low “D” CinemaScore
The worst score ever received by for a comic book film. Joker: Folie à Deux Earns Historically Low “D” CinemaScore Alex Young
Lady Gaga’s portrayal of Harley Quinn was inspired by Charles Manson’s followers
Gaga’s Quinn, referred to as Lee, brings a new dimension to the character, according to director Todd Phillips. Lady Gaga’s Portrayal of Harley Quinn was Inspired by Charles Manson’s Followers Jo Vito
Arthur Fleck makes a friend in trailer for Joker: Folie à Deux
Directed by Todd Phillips, the sequel marks the return of Joaquin Phoenix and Zazie Beetz with the new addition of Lady Gaga. Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga Dance Through First Trailer for Joker: Folie à Deux: Watch Mary Siroky
Lady Gaga Steps Out as Harley Quinn as Joker: Folie à Deux Shoots in New York City
The film shot outside of New York State Supreme Court Building, where Donald Trump's indictment is currently being considered. Lady Gaga Steps Out as Harley Quinn as Joker: Folie à Deux Shoots in New York City Carys Anderson
Lady Gaga is Harley Quinn in First Look from Upcoming Joker Movie
Joker: Folie à Deux is slated to hit theaters on October 4th, 2024. Lady Gaga is Harley Quinn in First Look from Upcoming Joker Movie Alex Young
Joker: Folie à Deux Receives Fall 2024 Release Date
Todd Phillips’ Joker 2, aka Joker: Folie à Deux, has received a release date. It will be out on October 4th, 2024, according to a report from Deadline. Phillips confirmed Joker 2 in June by sharing a photo of the script along with a shot of Joaquin Phoenix reading the draft. Just like the original 2019 film, it was penned by Phillips and Scott Silver. Folie à Deux translates to “shared madness” in French, and it could be indeed just that. Last month, news broke that the sequel will be a musical, with Lady Gaga in talks to play Harley Quinn. Production is reportedly on track for this December. Advertisement Related Video Back in November 2019, Joker became the most profitable comic book movie of all time (and the highest-grossing R-rated movie ever), leading to Warn...
Joker 2: Lady Gaga in Talks to Play Harley Quinn in Musical Sequel
Big news regarding the Joker sequel Todd Phillips teased last week: According to The Hollywood Reporter, Joker 2 is going to be a musical, and Lady Gaga is in talks to join Joaquin Phoenix as Harley Quinn. While the report doesn’t say much about what a musical Joker would look like, it does make sense to cast the singer in such a project. THR says that neither Gaga nor Phoenix have been completely secured for the sequel, which, according to the script cover Phillips posted to Instagram, is called Joker: Folie à Deux. The French title translates to “shared madness,” which tipped us off to Harley Quinn’s appearance in the sequel. Now we’ll just have to wait to see how the pair’s “Bad Romance” fares on screen (sorry). Prior to Gaga, Margot Robbie played Harley Q...
Todd Phillips Confirms Joker 2, Reveals Sequel Subtitle
Start practicing your high kicks, because Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker may live to dance on another set of stairs. Director Todd Phillips has shared a photo of the script for a new Joker film, as well as a shot of Phoenix reading the draft, all-but-confirming Joker 2 is on the way. Dubbed Joker: Folie à Deux, the script gives writing credits to Phillips and Scott Silver, who collaborated on the original 2019 film. The French title translates to “shared madness,” which could suggest the direction for the sequel (Harley Quinn, anyone?). In any case, the sequel will likely be a blockbuster: After Joker became the most profitable comic book movie of all time, Warner Bros. reportedly offered Phoenix $50 million to reprise his Academy Award-winning role in two more films. Pho...
Warner Bros. Offering Joaquin Phoenix $50 Million for Two Joker Sequels: Report
Love it or hate it, but Joker was a smash hit for Warner Bros. Todd Phillips’ divisive DC thriller not only became the first R-rated film to gross over a billion dollars, but also danced away with two Oscars for star Joaquin Phoenix and composer Hildur Guðnadóttir. So, it’s not surprising that the studio is laying down the big bucks to keep the laughter going. No joke! Insiders tell the Mirror that Warner Bros. is on the market for not one, but two sequels in the near future, and that they’re willing to pay Phoenix a staggering $50 million to reprise his Oscar-winning role. “It’s still being negotiated,” the publication’s sources told them, “but the scripts are being written and Joaquin is very engaged with it.” The Mirror continued, “They plan to make two sequels in the next four yea...
