Dark Knight Star Michael Kane reveals his reaction to Joker Hito Leder

Christopher Nolan’s trilogy “Dark knight” benefits from some serious stellar casting, and among the clear bulls he suffered, it was the decision to throw Michael Kane as Alfredo Pennvort. The British veteran has a clear presence of the right screen, which corresponds to- and if necessary, in one-companion energy Christian Bale, Bruce Wayne, and more than gravity enough to tell about the vigilante billionaire in such a way that is quite plausible.

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As a winner of the two awards, Kane was around the block as an actor and saw some serious performances. However, even he had to make a double reception when the game entered a real MVP trilogy. The “dark knight” remains Best Picture Hit LadzerThanks to his wonderful reflection of the Joker. Alfred Kane gives great description of the joker and others as he is in the “Dark Knights” (2008), and in the memoir “don’t look back, you will go to Entertainment weekly(

“As Alfred says Bruce:” Some men just want to watch the world, “and it was a character character: mosaic makeup, strange hair, amazing voice. It cooled. Absolutely exposed to me when I first saw it in action-I was scared!”

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Michael Kane was not the only person who made a performance of Hita Lger. Impressively, Joker Leder’s voice simultaneously frightened and impressed Christopher NolanWhich, as a man who trusted him, probably meant what the star “fairy tale of the knight” could do with her. The first scene of Christian Bale with Joker Leder It was an incredibly physical scene, and actor Batman continued to sing praise Leder for his quality of a devoted performer and a truly wonderful man when he was not on the Joker’s clock.

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Kane agreed with Bale’s assessment of Ledger’s nature as a good pleasant person. In fact, he wrote in his memoir that this very quality initially made him wonder if the younger actor had what he needed to reflect the villain “dark knight”. It also took the moment to analyze how the late Ledger (who died of a random overdose in 2008 and won a post -Posthorn Oscar for his role in 2009), was able to do his job Joker’s work:

“He was a great guy, very delicate and unpretentious. I asked how he would play the Joker, especially since Jack Nicholson’s reception was so iconic. is looking for. ”

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The results say for themselves: “Ladzer”, who is engaged in Joker, remains significant.