Joker: Folie à Deux Joker Character Joker Harley Quinn Joker Franchise Arthur Fleck Female Protagonists Female Empowerment Mental Health Themes Joker: Folie a Deux Denzel Washington Royal Tenenbaum Cultural Commentary Social Dynamics Director's Role Themes Gender Stereotypes Xenomorph Representation LGBTQ+ Themes Gender Roles Sex Work Representation Kiyoshi Kurosawa Performance Martha (Character) Ingrid (Character) Death in Film Romantic Obsession Villainy Arthur Fleck/Joker Sibling Relationships Tim Burton Legacy Sequels Marianne Jean-Baptiste Mike Leigh Films Irish Cinema Women in Film Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Odysseus Penelope James McAvoy Art the Clown Identity and Beauty Iconic Roles Joker: Folie À Deux Disfigurement in Film Joker Folie a Deux Director's Vision Joker and Harley Quinn Joker: Folie á Deux Batman and Joker The Joker A Different Man Kenneth Lonergan Coming-of-Age Films Prince Charming Eddie Brock Antiheroes Empathy in Film 'Anora' Social Commentary Robin Wright Villains in Cinema Trans Representation Babygirl Sexuality in Film Detective Characters Iconic Scenes Marcus Acacius Villain Portrayals Historical Figures Elphaba Relatable Characters César Luciani Addiction Narratives Patrick Bateman Lang and the Dog Iconic Characters Felicity Jones Mortality Themes Bob Dylan's Relationships Iconic Film Characters Sexuality and Power Dynamics Willem Dafoe Home Alone Kevin McCallister Peter McCallister Kate McCallister Female Desire Mike Leigh Beauty Standards Erotic Thrillers William Lee Clint Eastwood Masculinity and Violence Parental Themes Pansy Psychological Drama Historical Context Richard Rodgers Travis Bickle