Marvel’s Tom Hiddleston Reveals 1 Version of Joker That Inspired His Loki

Tom Hiddleston revealed that Jack Nicholson’s performance as the Joker in the 1989 film Batman was a major influence on how he played Loki in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Tom Hiddleston revealed that Jack Nicholson’s performance as the Joker in the 1989 film Batman was a major influence on how he played Loki in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

The director has confirmed there are currently no plans to make any more films in the Naked Gun series, despite the recent movie performing well. This is unexpected, especially considering the positive reception to the reboot, and many fans were hoping it would signal a revival of smart comedy in Hollywood. It seemed like this new Naked Gun could have brought back a beloved style of film, but now that possibility seems unlikely.

I just saw a really encouraging update on Threads from James Gunn, one of the heads of DC Studios. A fan asked if anything new was in the works for the DCU, and Gunn basically said, ‘Yes, a lot!’ He even confirmed that at least one project has already been officially given the go-ahead. So, it sounds like things are really moving forward with the new DC Universe, which is great news for fans like me!

When it comes to portraying the Riddler with over-the-top energy, Frank Gorshin’s performance in the 1966 Batman TV series is unmatched. His lively and eccentric take on the villain made the character incredibly popular and helped establish him as one of Batman’s most memorable foes.

Last March, when Marvel announced the actors for Avengers: Doomsday, some well-known characters from the Marvel Cinematic Universe were missing from the lineup. Notably absent was Mark Ruffalo, who has consistently played the Hulk since the first Avengers movie and has been a key part of the franchise ever since.

There’s talk that Steve Rogers and a version of Peggy Carter will face off in the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday movie. According to insider MyTimeToShineHello, the film will include a conflict between the two characters.

Published in 1929, The Seven Dials Mystery features characters Lady Eileen “Bundle” Brent and Superintendent Battle, who first appeared in Agatha Christie’s 1925 novel, The Secret of Chimneys. However, the recent three-part miniseries, Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials, takes some liberties with the original story, altering the characters’ backgrounds and other plot details.

One of the biggest weaknesses of the Star Wars prequels was actually turned into a strength by George Lucas, Dave Filoni, and the team behind Star Wars: The Clone Wars. They used the animated series to develop Anakin Skywalker’s story much further. The seven-season cartoon not only explained the events that led to his fall to the dark side, but also gave Anakin a more complex personality, making Darth Vader’s portrayal in the original trilogy feel more consistent with his earlier life.

I was completely gripped by Ari Aster’s film. It centers around Dani and Christian, a couple already struggling, who face an unimaginable tragedy when Dani’s sister and parents die. Christian invites Dani to Sweden with his friends – Mark, Josh, and Pelle, a Swedish local – to attend a midsummer festival. What starts as an attempt to escape grief quickly turns into a life-altering journey for Dani, and honestly, it’s a film that really stays with you.

After its debut on HBO Max on January 18th, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms has received a 77% audience approval rating, based on over 100 reviews. While this score may change as more people weigh in, it’s currently the third-lowest rating for any season in the Game of Thrones universe. Only season 8 of Game of Thrones (30%) and season 2 of House of the Dragon (72%) have received lower scores.