Bold prints from the late actor's legendary role as Joker are applied to the Japanese label's essential styles.

At in point in The Dark Knight Superman could fly in, grab Joker by his collar, and fly him to a prison. Per usual, Joker ...

The Dark Knight is the second in Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy. Rare for any sequel, it’s the most celebrated of Nolan’s ...

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2012's "The Dark Knight Rises." In his book, Caine wrote that he believed one of his character's most famous lines epitomized Ledger's approach to playing the Joker. "As Alfred says to Bruce ...

In his memoir, Caine opens up about filming 'The Dark Knight' with Ledger ... Bale's Batman contending with Ledger's villainous Joker, including what it was like to see the "gentle" Australian ...

Sir Michael Caine was "terrified" seeing Heath Ledger as The Joker in 'The Dark Knight'. The 92-year-old screen legend - who played butler Alfred Pennyworth opposite Christian Bale as Bruce Wayne ...

That line said with a touch of admiration, captured the shockwave Ledger’s Joker sent through Gotham and the film itself. When The Dark Knight hit theaters in 2008, it exploded past the comic ...