Folie à Deux, and when I asked about Joaquin Phoenix’s Southern accent while he was representing himself in the courtroom scenes, Phillips said this: That was our idea in the script. We put it in, Scott Silver and I.

This story includes details about the ending of "Joker: Folie à Deux' The murder trial at the center of "Joker: Folie à Deux" ends in explosive fashion: A bomb goes off and destroys the courtroom after Arthur Fleck (Joaquin Phoenix) decides to defend himself and confesses that the Joker is not some split personality of his.

Folie à Deux ends with Joker meeting his maker, but who really killed Arthur Fleck? Was it the real Clown Prince of Crime or someone else.

Spoilers for the ending of ‘Joker: Folie a Deux’ will be mentioned below.

Folie à Deux." There are a lot of controversial elements to the long-awaited sequel to "Joker," but maybe the biggest one is the reveal that Joaquin Phoenix's Arthur Fleck isn't really the Joker we all know and love.

Joker: Folie à Deux director Todd Phillips has explained Arthur Fleck’s confession and the Joker’s true identity. In a recent interview, Phillips provided details about the movie’s ending and Arthur’s final moments,

Director Todd Phillips said their version of Arthur Fleck was never meant to be Gotham's iconic villain. He told IGN they dropped hints of this in Joker since that was intended as

Fans are wondering what did the guards do to Arthur Fleck’s Joker in Joker 2: Folie a Deux. This question is rather unsurprising, as a significant portion of the film’s runtime sees Joaquin Phoenix‘s titular character spend time in prison and the court,

Folie à Deux\} Joker: Folie à Deux’s director, Todd Phillips, explained the shocking end of the sequel. The film which d