#115 - The Dark Knight

"Two-Faces" dies.

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While the movie was filming a chase scene on Lake Street, the Chicago Police Department received several calls from concerned citizens stating that the police were involved in a vehicle pursuit with a dark vehicle of unknown make or model.
During the chase scene, when the Joker takes over driving the semi after his driver is killed, the bullet holes on the windshield form a smiley face.
Hans Zimmer often used bizarre methods when developing his musical score, particularly with scenes with the Joker which would involve playing piano wires with razor blades, and guitar with shards of metal.
To prepare for the role of Two-Face, Aaron Eckhart studied what happens psychologically to burn victims.
Christian Bale stated in an interview, that during the interrogation scene, Heath Ledger wanted him to beat him as hard as he could, to get the real feeling of what was required from the scene.
The Joker's fate, at the end of the film, was left ambiguous. This is in line with the comics, as Joker would routinely be presumed dead to end a story, only to see him return in later stories very much alive.