If you couldn’t hear the sounds of maniacal laughter in the distance as the Clown Prince of Crime suggests that maybe society is the crazy one, a new Joker movie is dancing down the staircase this Friday.

The writer-director joined stars Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga at the Los Angeles premiere of the 'Joker' sequel on Monday.

Folie À Deux marks the end of Arthur Fleck's story, but would director Todd Phillips have any interest in a standalone project focusing on Lee Quinzel (Lady Gaga)?

Joaquin Phoenix's Joker gets a partner in both romance and crime in the new movie Joker: Folie à Deux. The movie introduces Lady Gaga as a new incarnation of Harley Quinn, though director Todd Phillips is suggesting that fans should not get their hopes up about seeing the character getting her own spinoff film.

Five years ago, as the first Joker movie was released into theatres, Todd Phillips and Joaquin Phoenix might have been telling everyone that it was a one-off. But privately, the two of them already knew they couldn’t wait to revisit the Batman villain once again.

Folie à Deux' premiere and reveals what made him want to be a part of this sequel, saying it was "a lot of pressure, but a real privilege." Plus, he talks preparing for his role of Harvey Dent and working with Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga.