There were valid reasons for that: The elements that Phillips borrowed from comics like Alan Moore’s The Killing Joke ... of “Joker” grows beyond Arthur Fleck and becomes a mantle of ...

Arthur Fleck goes from earnestly trying to make ... This quote sticks out as well, because it hearkens back to "The Killing Joke" comic storyline, where Joker is adamant that "all it takes is ...

Arthur Fleck passes the point of no return when ... I find the past such a worrying, anxious place.” – The Killing Joke (1988) The final scene of the movie takes place at an unspecified ...

Joaquin Phoenix‘s Arthur Fleck is dead. “Joker ... is here’s this young man who’s telling me a joke and he’s nervous to tell me the joke, I can tell that he’s nervous, and I’m ...

The Joker movie starring Joaquin Phoenix as the failed comedian Arthur Fleck who turns into a symbol ... it clear she wasn't killed. "Arthur is killing people who've wronged him in a certain ...

In an interview with Entertainment Weekly on October 4, 2024, Todd Phillips shed light on the character of Arthur ... a joke. This interaction takes a dark turn when the inmate stabs Fleck in ...

Not only do these highlight some key moments with the actor, but we also get to take a look inside the "joke book" Arthur Fleck carries around with him as he embarks on a career in stand-up comedy.