FOX 5 New York Bronx's 'Joker Stairs' get colorful makeover Posted: October 4, 2024 | Last updated: October 4, 2024 The staircase in the Bronx made famous by the movie 'Joker' have received a ...

For Folie à Deux—set to release in 2024—it looks like the stairs will be making a reappearance in a scene between Joker and his sidekick and occasional love interest Harley Quinn, played by ...

But Joker did exactly that with the scene where a fully clowned-up Arthur struts down a steep set of stairs, cigarette in hand, dancing along to his own tune – completely uninhibited and ...

In 2019, fans of the movie “Joker” flocked to a neighborhood in New York City, where the iconic stairs scene was filmed. In 2023, tourists flocked to Colombia to see the giant coffee cup ...

soundstages in Los Angeles, the production did go back to New York to film again on the Bronx staircase (which now come up on Google Maps as the Joker Stairs) and outside a Manhattan courthouse.

Yes, you read that right. As per viral pictures on Twitter, Lady Gaga is now shooting a sequence that involves the iconic stairs that have become synonymous with Joker. The actor is at the ...

They were notably seen filming on the iconic Joker stairs, which are located in The Bronx. Todd revealed Joker: Folie à Deux began filming on December 10, 2022. He took to Instagram to share the ...

She leaves him on the “Joker stairs” from the first movie, where he is promptly arrested again and sent back to jail. He is, although he is played by Harry Lawtey, an actor in his late 20s who ...

Stairs won’t talk back or accidentally step ... That’s what Joaquin Phoenix showed us in his famous staircase dance in “Joker.” His body, agile and full of abandon, turns sinister as ...

While much of the film was made on Warner Bros. soundstages in Los Angeles, the production did go back to New York to film again on the Bronx staircase (which now come up on Google Maps as the Joker ...

soundstages in Los Angeles, the production did go back to New York to film again on the Bronx staircase (which now come up on Google Maps as the Joker Stairs) and outside a Manhattan courthouse.