Things are going differently with “Joker 2”, with initial information revealing that the film will be a musical and will feature actress and singer Lady Gaga as Harley Quinn.
The information comes from The Hollywood Reporter, which revealed that Gaga is in talks to play Harley Quinn, star of the project, which will be a musical, along with Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker, which THR says is yet to officially join the project. For now, none of this information has been confirmed by Warner Bros.
Just as Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker is not the same as other DC movies, such as Barry Keoghan, Jared Leto or even “Batman,” the idea would be that Harley Quinn’s version of Lady Gaga is totally separate from the original. lived by Margot Robbie.
As for whether the film is a musical, no other details have been revealed, but Lady Gaga’s connection to the project makes a lot of sense if that’s the goal. Additionally, Todd Phillips was one of the producers of “A Star Is Born,” a musical that earned Gaga an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress.
The film was recently confirmed by Phillips in a post on his social networks, where he unveiled the title of the new feature film: “Joker: Folie á Deux” (understanding the meaning of the expression that has become the title of the film).
The revelation that “Joker 2” could be a musical with Lady Gaga shocked many, given the darker aspect of the first film. Others believe it’s not a good idea to give Harley Quinn a new face so early, after all, Margot Robbie is hugely successful with the character. But we have to wait and see where things go.
“Joker 2” or “Joker: Folie à Deux” don’t have a release date yet.
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