The Steps In Joker Have Been Taken Over By Fans
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There have been a slew of iconic locations to appear in television and movies over the years, many of which you can actually go and visit in real life. However, often times, fans of these products forget that these locations exist in real life for a reason, and they often still serve a purpose outside of their notable background. It’s easy to forget that someone lives in the home where your favorite movie was filmed, and that can become quite the burden for said homeowner. Or that restaurant. Or that building.

In this video, we’ll dive into a whole bevy of famous locations and explain how fans have taken things to the extreme. While some of these are a little bit funny, others are downright haunting. Imagine buying a home and being happy with your purchase, only to have droves of fans bombard you on a daily basis? That sounds like a nightmare. These are some iconic movie and television locations that have been completely ruined by fans.

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These Actors Went Through Major Transformations To Play DC’s Joker
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Joaquin Phoenix is the latest actor to tackle the role of the Joker in a live-action movie, and there’s a lot of focus being put on how much preparation he put into the role. After the performances by Jack Nicholson and Heath Ledger, there’s a lot of pressure from fans to nail this character. Oh yeah and Jared Leto played him too.

But why exactly do fans put so much pressure on actors who take on the role of the Clown Prince? When did this character become something that we expect actors to go super method on, and lose themselves in the process? It wasn’t always like this — Cesar Romero didn’t even shave his mustache when he played Joker.

In this video we’re going to take a look at the history of The Joker and how the media crafted a narrative that drove fans to expect a WHOLE LOT from actors stepping into the role of the Joker.

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