A number of television spots highlighting individual characters from the upcoming David Ayer film “Suicide Squad” have popped up. This includes one for Jared Leto’s The Joker as well.
Also included is the first released clip from the film which focuses on the character of Enchantress.
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New video from the Toronto set of the upcoming motion picture “Suicide Squad” shows The Batman on top of The Joker’s Car as The Clown Prince speeds away. It’s clearly Ben Affleck’s stunt double since Aflleck is currently not in Toronto. Not to mention, I doubt they’d put him on top of a speeding car. He’s not Tom Cruise after all (who crazily hung off an airplane for his latest “Mission Impossible” film).
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As David Ayer‘s “Suicide Squad” currently shoots in Toronto, new video and pics continue to emerge. It’s common knowledge now that Ben Affleck’s Batman appears in the film. So below is video of the Batmobile in pursuit of the Joker’s Lamborghini. Some new pics (courtesy of Suicide Squad Updates Twitter Page) of both cars follow.
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Well Happy Birthday, Mr. J. The joker has just turned 75. His first appearance came in the spring of 1940 in Issue #1 of Batman.
To celebrate this momentous birthday, director David Ayer has tweeted the first official photo of Jared Leto in full makeup as the Clown Prince of Crime from his upcoming feature film “The Suicide Squad.” That film combines a whole bunch of villains to apparently do some good in order to knock some time off their sentences.
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Jared Leto was missing from the “Suicide Squad” cast photo the other week, but now comes a stand-alone with him seemingly in Joker makeup. The photo is taken in a way that is to remind us of Alan Moore’s cover for his 1988 Batman Comic “The Killing Joke.” That’s the comic that finally gave the Joker an origin story and paralyzed Barbara Gordon (Batgirl). And – SPOILER (but hey, it’s 27 years old so come on now) – it’s the one where Batman may or may not have killed The Joker at the end (which I guess is still in debate).
