Character Studies

Joker: Folie à Deux Protagonists Joker Character Joker Harley Quinn Joker Franchise Arthur Fleck Mental Health Themes Performance Female Protagonists LGBTQ+ Representation Themes Antiheroes Superman Denzel Washington Joker: Folie a Deux Jack Quaid Female Empowerment Cultural Commentary Family Dynamics Nicolas Cage Val Kilmer's Characters Social Dynamics Royal Tenenbaum Social Commentary Lee Daniels Villainy Romantic Obsession Arthur Fleck/Joker Kenneth Lonergan Mabel Longhetti Sexual Identity Joker Folie a Deux Death in Film Villains Ingrid (Character) Martha (Character) Gill-man Protagonist Development Deadpool Kiyoshi Kurosawa James McAvoy Penelope Sex Work Representation Krypto the Superdog Art the Clown Identity and Beauty Frank T.J. Mackey Iconic Roles Joker: Folie À Deux Disfigurement in Film Blake Lively Odysseus Director's Vision Joker and Harley Quinn Joker: Folie á Deux Alzheimer's Disease in Film Batman and Joker The Joker A Different Man Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Coming-of-Age Films Women in Film Irish Cinema Gender Roles Tom Hansen M. Night Shyamalan Mike Leigh Films Marianne Jean-Baptiste LGBTQ+ Themes Marcus Acacius Iconic Scenes Legacy Sequels Detective Characters Villain Portrayals Historical Figures Sexuality in Film Tim Burton Elphaba Relatable Characters César Luciani Addiction Narratives Xenomorph Representation Patrick Bateman Lang and the Dog Iconic Characters Felicity Jones Mortality Themes Bob Dylan's Relationships Iconic Film Characters Sexuality and Power Dynamics Willem Dafoe Home Alone Kevin McCallister Peter McCallister Kate McCallister Female Desire Mike Leigh Beauty Standards Vincent (Collateral)