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Cast

Joaquin Phoenix
as Arthur Fleck / Joker

Robert De Niro
as Murray Franklin

Zazie Beetz
as Sophie Dumond

Bill Camp

Frances Conroy

Brett Cullen
as Thomas Wayne

Glenn Fleshler

Douglas Hodge
as Alfred Pennyworth

Marc Maron

Josh Pais
as Hoyt Vaughn

Shea Whigham

Bryan Callen

Jolie Chan
as Street Worker

Mary Kate Malat
as Murray Franklin Intern

Dante Pereira-Olson
as Young Bruce Wayne

Sharon Washington
as Social Worker

Elizabeth Bluhm
as Protestor

David Iacono
as Flirting Man On Bus

Leigh Gill
as Gary

Chuck Taber
as Delivery Man

Adrienne Lovette
as Middle Aged Woman

Tony D. Head
as WGC News Anchor

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Audience Reviews for Joker

• 4d ago

  Kept putting off seeing "Joker" - the fanboy hype and the purported violence, but after seeing the accolades being thrown Joaquin Phoenix's way I gave in and glad I did. All my thoughts are positive thoughts about this movie. His performance is riveting and his cackling laugh and facial expressions are deeply haunting. "Joker" reminded me of another favorite film of mine- "God Bless America." Arthur Fleck could easily be Frank Murdoch's long lost son. Great soundtrack as well. Why so serious indeed! (12-11-19)
  John C Super Reviewer
• 6d ago

  Phoenix carries this film, and is probably among the only actors who can play this role as a lead. The screenplay is odd, and how it fits into the, or any DCU, is up for debate given Joker's background and relationship with Bruce Wayne. As a stand-alone film, however, it's a decent film with a great performance.
  

  Sanjay R Super Reviewer
• Nov 25, 2019

  Absolutely pulverizing. And then there's also Joaquin Phoenix's performance. What happens to a soul constantly maligned, constantly lied to, and where even an embrace is a lie? This warning shot over the head of Western civilization is about a society that never gets a break, and loaded with more cultural references that you can shake a stick at. I didn't want to see it because I thought it would be disturbing. I was not disappointed. It is. But in a good way. Good stuff, and the best performance I've seen on film since Precious.
  Kevin M. W Super Reviewer
• Nov 22, 2019

  A brilliant film. I was, frankly, surprised by the divisive reviews. I am not sure if people were caught off guard because this was "supposed" to be a comic book movie. The previews evoke, in the most obvious ways, the inspiration of the story. It is not Batman, it is Taxi Driver and the King of Comedy. This is a character study that I, respectfully, think it is not supposed to be grand social commentary. It is blunt, raw and real. It is roughly two hours of watching one of the big screen's finest actors showcase his abilities. I suspect the one universal for this film is that it is maybe not exactly what you expected, but it stands out as a triumph. The performance is this film's centerpiece without a doubt. A man who is different by a stroke of bad fortune both biological and largely social. The system does not really hate him for it, but it doesn't care for him. This is established in a matter of fact way. The world is broken. The narrative works because its all the character needs. I am not sure more is expected. Gotham is not some distance far away it's the heart of urban America right now, against the gritty backdrop of yesterday. I think this is the brilliance of the movie. You parachute into a world you already know and watch the fierce reality of how it breaks people. No one in this movie gets your sympathy. Everyone simply gets what they deserve.
  Shane S Super Reviewer

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