Forget about the racist days of the Oscars comics movie: Joaquin Phoenix recently discovered The Great Actor with the origin story of the Joker.
After a successful win at the Venice Film Festival, and kick off the awards season right at the Golden Globes, Joker has captured its last laugh by bringing the Academy Award to its leading man. We're from there The Black Knight posting Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences on tailspin. Black Panther and Spider-Man: In Spider-verse break the curse, and now Joker he has also focused on strengthening the authenticity of comic book movies. Phoenix was taking it seriously, so were the voters.
"This way of speaking has given me a very important life," the actor said in his statement. "But the great gift given to me is to use our voice to hear the uncomfortable." Phoenix has continued to advocate for all forms of injustice, explaining how "we are separated from the natural world."
Phoenix is the second actor behind Heath Ledger to win an Oscar for playing the Joker screen. The idea of two award-winning actors playing the "same" character is rare, but not loud. Laurence Olivier and Kenneth Branagh have both been promoted to their roles as Henry V back there. Marlon Brando won by playing Don Vito on The Goddess In 1972, when Robert De Niro won Best Supporting Actor for playing his little game on him Godababa Part II. Kate Winslet and Gloria Stuart were nominated for playing the same person, Rose, in the same movie, Titanic. And get it: Cate Blanchett was nominated for Best Actress for her role Elizabeth. Then Judi Dench won Best Supporting Actress for playing the same character in Shakespeare in love. Blanchett later found another suitable Channel Actress to play again Elizabeth: The Golden Age! Oscars, baby.
There was strong competition in the Actor Best 2020 category: Phoenix surpassed Antonio Banderas (Pain and fame), Leonardo DiCaprio (Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood), Adam Driver (The Story of Marriage), and Jonathan Pryce (Two popes) to take a picture of her.
Now what's next? There's a lot of talk, and if Cate Blanchett can do it…
