cinematical.com - 8/8/2008
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If you thought that Heath Ledger's Glasgow grin in The Dark Knight was gruesome, consider that it may have actually been tame . Peter over at /film has scanned in a bunch of images from the making-of book , and they illustrate a few of the early Joker ideas that were created in pre-production, before Ledger was cast (check out a couple in the gallery below, and more over at Slash). It's ...
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Creepy Early Concept Art For Ledger's Joker
Oh No They Didn't! —
... short and spiky look, which says Mark McGrath more than clown-faced madman. I have no idea how much Ledger brought to the table in terms of his look, and it doesn't sound like that's mentioned in the book, either. Creepy stuff -- frankly, if this is how dark Christopher Nolan's team can go, I can't wait to see what they could do with a new villain altogether Early Joker Designs SOURCE ...
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The Dark Knight: Early Joker Concept Art
slashfilm.com 8/8/2008 —
These early pre-Heath Ledger Joker conceptual designs can be found in The Art of The Dark Knight . I was shocked to discover that the Joker design they eventually settled on, actually seems a lot tamer than some of the early concepts.
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Morgan Freeman Has a Car Accident: is ‘Recovering’
hecklerspray.com 8/9/2008 — Unfortunately, it’s not a DVD outtake for Driving Miss Daisy - that would be much easier to make light of.
No - Morgan Freeman is the latest to be involved in the so-called ‘curse’ of The Dark Knight , after he was involved in a ...
'Mummy' takes on 'Dark Knight' in U.K. —
Variety.com 8/8/2008
International News: 'Wall-E' off to promising start in Spain -- “The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor” continues its assault on the European box office this weekend with openings in the U.K., Germany and France.
'Dark Knight' sells toys to men —
Variety.com 8/8/2008
Weekly Smoke and Mirrors: Older fans buying film's high-end collectibles -- With a horrifying clown who kills people, "The Dark Knight" may not be the most toy-friendly pic in the Batman saga. But it's certainly given older Bat-fans an excuse to buy ...
'Dark Knight' too dark for UK kids? —
Variety.com 8/8/2008
Weekly Film: BBFC's '12A' rating causes controversy -- The British Board of Film Classification's decision to award Brit helmer Christopher Nolan's brooding "The Dark Knight" a permissive '12A' certificate has stirred up a storm in Blighty.