Johnny Depp for the Joker?

I suppose so. I guess he was only known at the time for his role in "Back to the Future". When I first saw that clip I was like "George McFly? WTF!!"

Yeah I always took that to be Crispin and makes him to be even more foolish to say such an obvious lie. I didnt realize it was a wig though.

He'd never do it; But I still say Adrien Brody would be perfect.

I say he does it. He may not, I think he would be great. I just think he is amazing!

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Posted this in another thread but I read Jake Gyllenhal was going to be Two Face

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Link?

It was in a paper i was reading on the train so probably bull but thought it was interesting.

No worries. I was curious.

I doubt that would ever work. Depp is too much of a pretty boy.

johnny depp would be a good joker, he always plays so many different roles and dark characters such at icabod crane, willy wonka, jck sparrow, and the guy n fear and loathing. those movies ae completely different

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Johnny Depp would be a good Joker because you know he can act and also i think he would look good for the joker character

Well, I can deffinatly see him playing the part! lol

Depp made a great pirate, murderer, and chocolatier...so why not I say

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I really hope Depp doesn't do it. Even for simple reasons like his partnership-ish with Tim Burton and I think he'd take the focus from Christian Bale in terms of stardom, which would suck.

it is not really problem who's gonna Joker providing Nolan shoots the new generation Batman sequels.

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I don't think Depp could pull it off, I'm all for Tim Roth. If you've seen Four Rooms, you'd might agree with me.

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Johnny Depp as Joker? I laugh.
No, really. I think that Depp wouldn't be able to play the part without me finding something in it funny. Look at Jim Carey as the Riddler, too extreme. Depp is a good actor but all you will be seeing is Depp.
We need someone less familiar then Depp to play him.
I do like the suggestion of Paul Bettany.

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I would have gone with Denis Leary, Sam Rockwell, or Jim Carrey, but I think Johnny Depp could do a good job. I mean he's good in just about everything he's been in and a major box office draw, so why WOULDN'T they want him?

and I have seen it suggested elsewhere, but Liev Schrieber should play Harvey Dent/Two-Face. I just think that's inspired casting.

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How about Steve Buscemi?

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I thought Andrew Koenig in Sandy Collora's fan film, Batman: Dead End was fairly good (at least in appearance). I was probably impressed more easily, however, because I'd never seen a version of The Joker that scared me at all.



A bit exaggerated for my tastes (and Christopher Nolan's, I'm guessing), but I do hope The Joker ends up looking similarly frightening. I want the guy to haunt my dreams, not sell action figures. An unknown with a few very subtle prosthetics is probably the way to go.