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Monarch Theatre => Burton's Bat => Batman (1989) => Topic started by: eledoremassis02 on Wed, 24 Sep 2014, 03:48

Title: Iconic Portrait Photos Throughout History Recreated with John Malkovich
Post by: eledoremassis02 on Wed, 24 Sep 2014, 03:48
What does this have to do with Batman?

Well...I was scrolling though and saw this!
(https://www.batman-online.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fpetapixel.com%2Fassets%2Fuploads%2F2014%2F09%2FHerb_Ritts____Jack_Nicholson_London_1988_2014_a.jpg&hash=b950826ad47c87b8fbc55b8ccd54951dd7b35846)

Was surprised to see it as I thought the Dark Knight Joker photos were more "iconic"


http://petapixel.com/2014/09/22/iconic-portrait-photos-throughout-history-recreated-john-malkovich-subject/
Title: Re: Iconic Portrait Photos Throughout History Recreated with John Malkovich
Post by: The Laughing Fish on Wed, 24 Sep 2014, 04:19
Well as Jack's Joker says "If you gotta, go with a smile!".  8)
Title: Re: Iconic Portrait Photos Throughout History Recreated with John Malkovich
Post by: johnnygobbs on Thu, 25 Sep 2014, 03:13
I guess this just proves how iconic Jack's 'Joker' is, despite everything that's come after it.

Also, I wonder if Malkovich could still play a Batman villain.  Although he's part of the 'RED' franchise, where he plays a (unhinged) 'goodie', he's never played a villain in a comic-book movie despite being connected at various times to 'The Riddler' (Burton's proposed third Batman film) and 'The Vulture' in 'Spider-Man 3' before Raimi was unfortunately forced to go, against his better instincts, with 'Venom' as the main villain.

I wonder who Malkovich could play in a new Batman film.  I always thought he'd make a great 'Scarecrow', or perhaps 'Hugo Strange'.  He'd be best as an aloof, cold, intellectual villain (so 'Mr Freeze' is another potential option).
Title: Re: Iconic Portrait Photos Throughout History Recreated with John Malkovich
Post by: Grissom on Sat, 27 Sep 2014, 18:01
That's scarier than anything I've seen, in terms of images, from Ledger's version. It's great to know that Jack's Joker is still so much on the minds of fans and otherwise.