Mark Hamill's JOKER Monologue At Star Wars Celebration
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2016
- Mark Hamill's awesome Joker monologue from The Killing Joke movie at Star Wars Celebration.
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“Batman: The Killing Joke” reunites the foundation of “Batman: The Animated Series” with Bruce Timm returning as executive producer, and actors Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill reprising their seminal roles as Batman and The Joker.
Synopsis:
Based on the acclaimed DC graphic novel of the same name, “Batman: The Killing Joke” takes a journey into the dark psyche of the Clown Prince of Crime - from his humble beginnings as a struggling comedian, to his fateful encounter with Batman that changes both of their lives forever. Years later, and now escaped from Arkham Asylum, The Joker devises a plan to prove that one bad day can make anyone as insane as he is - setting his sights on Commissioner Gordon. It’s up to the Dark Knight to put a stop to The Joker’s latest scheme and save one of Gotham City’s finest. Following a gripping prologue introducing Barbara Gordon’s heroic adventures alongside Batman as Batgirl, “Batman: The Killing Joke” stays true to the authentic tale that has held fans’ imaginations for nearly three decades - spotlighting the birth of a Super-Villain, the fortitude of a Super Hero and the punchline that will leave you speechless.
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he was born to be the Joker.
ARKHAM is in his name....
Dimas Damarjati 🤟🏻
Lmao
He's my son.
Holy shit
my mind is blown
Mark Hamill is a guest at a STAR WARS convention yet he makes the whole crowd want to see him perform as Joker, from BATMAN.
Crazy. He's too badass
You can't spell Mark Hamill without ARKHAM
@@teslashark 😳😳😳
@@teslashark how did I just now notice that
@@teslashark thanks for this revelation! Never noticed before! Amazing
@@teslashark It was written in the stars
I wanna hear Mark Hammil read Shakespeare in Joker’s voice
This is a fckn mood
In joker voice: Boil, boil toil and trouble
YEAHHH!!!! Macbeth's monologue: life's but a walking shadow would be perfect!!
"Romeo, Romeo. Wherefore art thou.......ROMEO!? HeheheheheHAHAHAHAHA!!!"
Tony Stark from heaven : Are u challenging me ? (DOTH MOTHER KNOW YOU WEAR-ETH HER DRAPES ?)
Luke is the Joker? Vader would be proud.
Haha yeah....
He's also Fire Lord Ozai, Vader would be disappointed at how bad a father his son became.
Has been for many years. He is great at it.
Cal kestis is the joker too
And also the Hobgoblin.
give this man an oscar
ikr
Yes!!!!
Well said! :-)
hey! thanks for bringing all the dc shows panels from SDCC!
You're very welcome! We're looking forward to it too - hope you enjoy them! :-)
it's the laugh... everytime.... amazing.
It's perfect. So chilling.
It's because it's his natural laugh!
Jordan Carney he should tell the kids that
Jordan Carney It gives me goosebumps
It STILL sends shivers down my spine!
That voice always puts a smile on my face.
That is the Joker gas.
Fluffy Wookie Okay Thanos! 😆
I read this with his voice in my head
Really cuz it terrifies me...
Fluffy Wookie if that’s not a sick joke then I must be full of poison
That little laugh at the end was the best Joker laugh I've ever heard.
It was pretty epic. Man I need to practice that laugh
It NEVER GETS OLD FOR ME.
A mix of laughter and suffering, I have no idea how he does that
And the expression he does while making it is amazingly Jokery as well.
His mask of the phantasm laugh was so iconic
BEST JOKER OF ALL TIME
I agree withthat
Best voice actor but I think Heath Ledger deserves that title.
+InfernoReflex nope,sorry,get over it
Heath Ledger was brilliant as the joker, but when I'm reading the comics or if I were to picture the joker, Mark Hamill is the one.
+Nur Baransi You loved it,that is good and I'm glad to hear these news
How has this guy played Luke Skywalker, one of the most iconic hero's of all time and yet can play the Joker (arguably one of the most iconic villains) and do it so amazingly well?!
There aren't many actors that can feasibly & believably pull off roles for both iconic heroism & depraved villainy but Mark does it well. One of the few others was George Burns, in one movie played the part of God & in another (the sequel) played both God & the Devil. In an interview George was asked how he felt about playing the duel role. His reply was something to the effect that he's hit the highest role & the lowest role & really had no other place to go or any further expectations for his career. 😉
In Mark's case, he's played an instrumental focal point for saving the galaxy from tyranny & also played part as one of the most twisted & depraved villains in comic book history. Sure, he has a ways to go to equal what George Burns played, but George has been in the entertainment business since the days of traveling vaudeville shows & successfully navigated the transitions to radio, then TV...Very few of those performers could adapt through it all. Mark still has some time left to him, ya' know. 😁
Daaang, bruv. Mark Hamill got into character in like 2 seconds flat.
He had plenty of practice. Even on the drive to and from the studio, he was practicing that laugh, trying to remember exactly how it went.
@@Bluesit32 Nah, at this point I doubt he has to practice at all and it all just comes naturally. Mark is just so talented and gifted that he makes it look easy, I bet for him it's like riding a bike.
@@joefaller9664 No, I'm saying that's what he did during the 90s when the show was being aired. He said so himself in interviews that he would be driving, practicing his Joker laugh. So people driving near him would look in and see him laughing hysterically before getting a serious look on his face, then doing it again.
you can actually see the joker's madness growing in his eyes as the monologue goes on, this man is a genius... BONE CHILLING
All the behind the scenes stuff said that Mark Hamill's lines were done first, THEN the scenes were drawn with the Joker's expressions and mannerisms matching what Hamill did in the recording booth. He would really get into it.
I would have loved to see his audition or his first day in the booth. Nobody has really heard anything but the voice of Luke Skywalker come out of him. Then the next thing they know, he throws his head back and belts out spine chillingly insane laughter before sipping some water like nothing happened. That moment when cast and crew were like, "He IS the Joker..."
would you say it's BING CHILLING?
@@stylish_pengu touche...well done
Its surprising he hasn’t been possessed by the archetype
I am going to cry hard on the day we lose Mark. He is my hero.
No one's ever really gone.
Gods don’t die.
Slanyx Jesus
Señor Hilter Oh shit.
we will never lose him
"People die when they play the Joker...": -Mark Hamill: *still exists* *is perfectly sane*
That means he's not playing the Joker... That means he IS the Joker.
No one actually died playing the Joker Heath Ledger died by an accidental overdose and the media blame the prep he has done to play the Joker. Every single other actor that played the Joker is doing fine
@@sterkriger2572 Good point my fine fellow. I see now I didn't articulate my point in the best way of way. Thanks for the clarification and info :)
there's an infamous anime, or was it manga, mistranslation, "People die when they are killed"; at first i thought you were referencing that lol
See that’s the thing, his death doesn’t have a punchline yet, so Joker won’t let it happen yet.
You can literally see him ACTING IT OUT when he goes "Joker voice mode" you can LITERALLY see the insanity overtake his eyes it's absolutely AMAZING
Ah I can see just how much he loves being the joker, he switched so quickly into character, clearly excited to do it
he just keeps getting better and better
Very true, Rashad. :-)
He's like wine, he gets better with age
True, that.
True, even his normal voice sounds a bit like Joker
Dude, the next Star Wars will be AMAZING
He is Joker.
That is very true, Raghu! :-)
***** Since 1992 when he played the Joker in Mask of The Phantasm I have always thought of him as the definitive Joker when it comes to animation. If it wasn't for his performance as James Jesse aka The Trickster in the 90's Flash live action tv series since that was precursor to the Joker.
Absolutely, Raghu, he's just pitch perfect in the role. Btw, loved seeing him back as James Jesse on The Flash as well! :-)
***** He also voiced the role in the episode Flash and Substance in the Justice League Animated Series.
That's cool, didn't know that; thanks for telling me, Raghu. :-)
Many actors portrayed Joker on the silver screen, in the best way they could. But only one voice actor portrayed him in the most iconic and viceral way, the Joker way.
'Be careful what you wish for'
*Thinks back to Batgirl and Batman*
"Memories can be vile. Repulsive little brutes, like children I suppose. But can we live without them? Memories are what our reason is based upon. If we can't face them, we deny reason itself! Although, why not? We aren't contractually tied down to rationality. There is no sanity clause. So when you find yourself locked down in an unpleasant train of thought, heading for the places in your past where the screaming is unbearable, remember: There's always madness. You can just step outside and close the door, and all those dreadful things that happened, you can lock them away. Madness... is an emergency exit."
hahahaHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!
What ever happened to patient-doctor confidentiality?
This is almost word-for-word from a session I had with my shrink over 20 years ago!
grumblemuttergrrr.
Why did I get chills ready this with mark hamills voice as joker in my head? 😳😨
Troy Baker did this monologue in NYCC 2013, Hamill is the best Joker no doubt about that and respect to him but Baker is a good successor to the crown.
@@jetman1895 I waited too long for The Killing Joke animated and Mark Hamill's voice on this line and it didn't feel like what I wanted. Troy Baker did better on this monologue.
I remember Troy Baker doing the "memories can be vile, repulsive little brutes" monologue :) Loved that one too! Troy Baker is great, but Mark Hamill will always be THE Joker!
Baker is brilliant, and I hope the torch is passed to him. However, you can't out-Hamill Hamill. I guarantee Baker is as excited for this as we are. You don't get that good at the voice without being a massive fan :)
They do say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery!
I saw that video a couple years ago and I like his performance, he is a great actor, but watching now Mark Hamill do the same monologue, you really can see how natural the voice and the character come to him. Amazing stuff.
Well to be honest listening to Baker doing Joker it's obvious he took many cues from Hamill with minor tweaks here or there.
Emile Vinesh Troy Baker can be his successor
There's so much more to him than just being Luke Skywalker. Amazing performance!
His portrayal of Joker is the best. That laugh comes naturally and the way the lines are delivered are done in a way that makes you see that he puts the feeling and emotion into his role.
this is proof that the monologue in the movie was the voice director's fault, a lot of great Joker moments from the comic felt rushed in the movie, and it's obviously not Mark's fault
yeah what was up with that? it made it sound like Mark just was rehearsing the lines. He never sounded so unenergized before. Maybe he was weirded out by the batman batgirl relationship they added and wanted out of the project?
This reading sounds way better than the actual movie lines as they are recorded in the movie
That's probably because he doesn't have someone telling him how to say it, he's saying it how HE wants to say it.
Geoffrey Low
Which is funny, because as if there is a higher authority on what the Joker would do.
THIS is how you stay young. The man loves what he is doing. He never had to grow up because he never gave up enjoying what he does.
The Laugh at End Gives Me Chills In my Spine
Just close your eyes at 1:36 and imagine listening to joker speak to you as if you were really there
goosebumbs
Nah, I'm not gonna do that, that's the last thing you want is to be next to Joker, even if it's just an imagination.
ACountofJs it kind of sounds like Joker is reading me a bedtime story
ACountofJs
Thanks I didn’t need sleep tonight.
Sorry I have aphantasia
the laugh 👍
On point :-)
So iconic
It is incredible! :-)
its so crazy that he plays the most iconic good guy and the most iconic bad guy of all time so well
Fun fact: You can’t spell mARK HAMill without saying Arkham
I remember Troy Baker reading the lines that follow this quote a few years ago, and that was amazing. But this, this is perfection!
Troy Baker interprets Mark Hamill's Joker very well, but he isn't Hamill. He's brilliant, and did an amazing job in Origins and Assault on Arkham.
There's only one Hamill, though. You can't spell mARK HAMill without Arkham
+Droogie128 I see what u did there
but he's aware of it, troy just want to be worthy and carry hamill's joker on to the future
AXsplashy Hunter I would honestly love to see Troy Baker do the live action Joker. He has the right look
So perfect... absolutely perfect...
The laugh is always gold
This monologue reading is better than in the actual Killing Joke movie.
This nigga can play Luke, one of the greatest Jedi (goody too shoes) but fucking ratchet up to insanity with the joker. Fucking legend
hi
You can't beat Hamill as The Joker.
Heath Leger is the live action Joker though.
@@Bluesonofman yes, and?
@@Bluesonofman =NOPE,HAMILL IS!!!!!!!!!!!!JUST HAMILL NEEDS A CHANCE!!
.......BUT I DONT KNOW THAT WOULD VE BE POSSIBLE,AS ..........THAT RETARDNESS IS ROAMING.......
T challa : give man the shield
WB : give this man the joke😂😂😂
That laugh will forever be iconic.
why has he never played the Joker in a live-action movie :(
He actually would be perfect if they ever do an old joker
He's to old sadly to play the part in any live action sense now, maybe in the Michael Keaton days he could have done it though.
doesnt look like the joker and is too old
Not necessarily, he would be in heavy make up, and Jack Nicholson was in his fifties when he played Joker.
I meant why didn't he play him in the "B:TAS" days, I know he won't play him now
Mark Hamill is my favorite Joker ever. So iconic. He can never be topped.
I swear, that gravely kind of boom Mark does with his voice, it reminds me of Ian as the Emperor just a wee bit. Totally different cadence to his speech and Mark does kind of talk thru his teeth in a very slight lisp. But listen to them back to back and man they both sound like what I'd imagine Satan to sound like in my head. That laugh=ICONIC
It really comes down to this: when you read a Batman-comic that features the Joker, who's voice do you hear in your head? Ledger? Nicholson? Phoenix? No, you hear F#%king Mark Hamill !!!
Damn right!!!
Hamill all the way.
VERY TRUE, but I must say that Ledger's rendition of the Joker was the most compelling for me. His version was like looking into the very soul of madness and evil. Despite that he's been doing it for years, not even Mark Hamill's downright iconic voice gives me the same chills as when I heard Ledger go from "Look at me" to "LOOK AT ME!!!!" and back again. It was incredible.
I think it's more the type of Joker. Hamill's is definitely closer to the comic Joker, but if they were to write a Joker in the comics that acted like Ledger's, I'd probably read it in Ledger's voice, but it would be a much different Joker than what they currently have in the comics.
Like, Hamill's (and the current comic Joker) is more psychotic, you can easily say he's losing touch with reality (the clown/carnival motifs everywhere, which are much more pronounced than Ledger's simple use of the makeup). Whereas Ledger's is more psychopathic, he's still operating with a "normal" concept of reality, he just doesn't care about anything or anyone.
However, Batman with always be read in Kevin Conroy's voice.
@@theCTCamp There was a 2008 Brian Azzarello graphic novel called simply "Joker", which had a Joker closer to the Dark Knight version. I don't remember too much about it, but I did love another one he did around the same time called "Lex Luthor: Man of Steel", which framed his dynamic with Superman in an interesting way. Superman hovering outside Lex's office window with glowing red eyes was downright creepy!
The man's ability to seamlessly and effortlessly transform his regular voice to Joker's voice is absolutely amazing.
Man I'm not even big into the older cartoons and video games he's done as the Joker, but I got chills listening to him. And that laugh is iconic now.
Ah, man, yes, that laugh. Wow! :-)
The Arkham series is a legendary masterpiece.
It’s scary how good he is at that
the monologue that gave the most insight into jokers mind
His laugh gives me chills, I love it
amazing how no one disliked a dc related video for a change
ya HAD to say it.
You just had to say that so someone had to dislike it.
that proves even the greatest unbiased of actors can get hate from butthurt people
You still jinxed it.
lol
I love hearing Mark do Joker. Honestly he has one of the best voices and laughs for the character. He really brings life to the animated character. Good lines + great actor = something you remember for years and years and years.
His laugh still gives me chills lol such a perfect Joker.
That voice just gives me chills, what a legend :)
The definitive Joker, this is THE JOKER.
That laugh at the end.....creepy, yet pure gold
I applauded in my living room. It's been almost two decades since I heard that voice, and it's almost as if it was only yesterday.
I think Heath Ledger physically acted better but Hamill's Joker voice is legit.
Hamill never did a "physical act" of Joker, so what you are saying doesn't make sense.
Lol yes Heath Ledger did indeed do infinitely better physical acting.
Heath Ledger’s performance was actually a portrayal of the DC character the Anarchist not of the Batman archenemy the Joker. Hence the disconnect.
@@hazelgoodshepherd9315 ... you're missing the point. He is comparing 'physical' acts between Ledger and Hamill - Hamill only did voice acting for the Joker, so you can't compare Ledger and Hamill 😅 Well, you can on the voice part, but that's it.
@Krystal Giove Ledger didn't create the Joker, he borrowed from all past Jokers (Romero, Nicholson, Hamill, etc.) and made something "new". His was not more difficult, just different. He played the anarchist version of the Joker, which fitted the more "If Batman really existed in our world" depiction. No one did a more difficult job, just different. Like comparing apples to oranges. This whole putting Ledger on a pedestal is fine and all, he was great, and so will Phoenix be, but having tunnel vision only gets you that far 😊
This man is pure talent. Holy moly
Man.. mark has been a good part of my childhood.. i still remember watching my first trilogy of starwars on cds.. i was at the age where i didnt really understood everything they said cause english wasnt my first language.. yet i fell inlove and watched the trilogy over and over again everytime i got bored.. then a local channel started airing batman the animated series and it was a masterpiece.. the constant back and forth of batman and joker was one of the best moments.. i didnt event knew at the time that luke skywalker was joker until a few years ago..
Chills at the dialogue and the performance... True talent.
Aw man that laughter gets me everytime I loooove this joker Mark Hamill is a legend and I'm not even a Star Wars fan :D
Man, Hamill looks in amazing shape! CANNOTWAIT for 8!
The way he just slipped into the Joker is so satisfying x
I Come Back To this At least Once a Year Constantly in my mind
So awesome! Mark Hamil is the only Joker as far as I'm concerned.
What about Heath Ledger he was amazing! Mark and Heath are my favorite jokers.
+Ex Machina Heath was good for the Joker he portrayed, but Mark has the iconic voice and the range to pull off the most versatile Joker ever. When I read Batman graphic novels, I always hear the Joker's dialogue with Mark's voice.
Took the words out of my mouth. I loved Heath's joker, but when I think Joker....I think Hamill.
+turbobenx I disagree. Heath is as much as the Joker as Mark. They both did excellent jobs. You're also disrespecting Heath's death.
Vyro The Virus what's to disrespect death. Everyone dies. He playing joker has nothing to do with his death. It was just a coincidence. When u compare different jokers Mark was the best. No one even came close.
I've always wanted to see him live, laughing as the Joker! 🃏
Glad I got my wish! 😁
Looking back, That part where he says, “Be careful what you wish for,” makes me laugh.
Wow just wow he embodiment joker just in his voice acting n see how he's so focus in his character ♥️♥️
Who doesnt love Mark Hamill? The guy is a treasure!
I love how he sits back after the laugh and knows he's the shit.
Man hes one of all my time heroes, i love him so much.
He does it so effortlessly......he needs an award
Man, the audience was so silent when he gave the monologue!
if only he could do it in live action
Well, he played The Trickster in Flash, sooooo...
Thoughts On the boardwalk he brifley voiced joker in birds of prey which was also a live action
Yoda would rise up from his grave and bitch slap the shit out of him
Most voice actors you can tell who they voiced just by their normal speaking voice. But Hamill really has a unique spin on the joker voice that you just can believe its him until you see him do the voice in person. And even then you just have to watch it over and over again because its just that good. And the laugh man, wow.
OMG the laugh. I have chills and goose bumps all over.
Gotta love how this guy isn’t afraid to say what he really thinks about the movies he’s in
If Luke Skywalker ever turned to the Dark Side, his evil laugh would be the one used as Joker
The casting for the animated cartoons (Batman TAS, Superman TAS, JL, JL Unlimited) was just damn perfect. Every one of them had perfect voices for their characters.
That laugh at the end is legendary
When he speaks in his normal voice I can still hear the Joker.
In a microsecond, his voice goes right into Joker. I love him.
That laugh from mark Hamill will always be impressive and amazing
The Memories are flooding back
Meanwhile........ at Jack Nicholson house. "Oh, was that how i was supposed to do it?" - Jack
He warned him.
CeroneGames Go Jack was a fine joker, I'd say in live action movies he's my second favorite (ledger is obviously first)
When I first heard the Batman movie was being made, before they had even announced a cast, the first thought that went through my head was, "Jack Nicholson. They need Jack Nicholson to be the Joker." I was both shocked and disappointed when the cast was announced. Nicholson would indeed be the Joker, but .... Michael Keaton as Batman? MR. MOM as the Dark Knight? ARE YOU FREAKIN KIDDING ME?!
Turned out Mr. Keaton did a fairly good job, though.
I could listen to Mark read anything in his Joker voice lol
I still get the goosebumps every time I hear that laugh. Absolutely iconic
Mark is one of the biggest gift's of our time.
greetings
Tommy
he looks like he's in jedi shape!
Ain't that the truth, James?! :-)
(Opens A New Tab And Orders The Killing Joke Film And Graphic Novel...)
haha, enjoy your new book and movie. :-)
+Flicks And The City When is the film out?
+InfernoReflex July 26th on digital HD and August 2nd on blu ray and DVD.
+InfernoReflex you can preorder it on amazon now.
Thanks can't wait!
fun fact: [recently I set a mission for myself to rewatch all of my favourite childhood animations/cartoons in their full form from beginning to the end, right now I am on Spider-Man The Animated Series 1994 and I just realized] Mark Hamil was the voice of hobgoblin in that too! I recognised him by his voice, it was a lot younger but I know that evil Joker-like voice wherever I hear it!
P.S: fantastic series, give it a watch if you haven't saw it already
That laugh gives me chills EVERY DAMN TIME. Just awesome
I can listen to that laugh all day
“When I thought joker was over” for you, never!
BRUH I HAD GOOSEBUMPS WHEN HE STARTED THE VOICE AND MEGA GOOSEBUMPS WHEN HE ENDED WITH THAT LAUGH!! xO
I love how is face contorts into the Joker progressively as he reads the lines, as well as when he does the laugh.
*A long time ago in a dark city far far away...*
💖 *MARK "The Joker" HAMILL* 💖
Got my tickets to see The Killing Joke on the 25th.
lucky you
Me too.
I pre purchased mine too, but It screens in Australia on the 24th.
Jake Andersen Lucky you.
...you should've gone 40 minutes late but oh well it's too late now.
dude...my whole body got chills when he started the voice!
He made me get shivers just by his acting. A great stage actor.