Fury over the trailer of “Joker 2: Folie à deux”, with over 6 million views: when does it come out and what role does Lady Gaga have?

The look of the movie trailer Joker 2: Folie TO two In the last 24 hours it has caused a huge stir around the world. The long-awaited sequel stars Joaquin Phoenixnow accompanied by Lady Gagait had record views on the networks and greater expectations for the premiere.

On YouTube alone it had been more than 6 million views in just 14 hours. Here he will be known as Joker 2: Folie a Deux.

The film directed by Todd Phillips maintains a similar aesthetic to the 2019 film, but many musical moments are added: there are several original songs composed by Lady Gaga and also many old hits that are pop classics.

When will it premiere

The first will be October 3 in Argentina and will definitely be a box office success because the previous one had raised 1,074 million dollars and Warner did not hesitate to allocate more than 200 million dollars of budget for this second part.

Todd Phillips directed the first episode and was also with Lady Gaga in A Star is Born, where she was nominated for an Oscar for Best Actress and won Best Song for the song Shallow.

With Joker, Phoenix won his first Oscar and the film also won the award for Best Original Score and had previously won the Golden Lion for Best Film at the Venice Film Festival.

What Lady Gaga does in the film

Lady Gaga plays Harley Quinn. Not much is known about the topic of Joker 2: Folie a DeuxBut It’s basically the love story between the characters of the Joker and Harleywho will meet in Arkham Asylum, the place where Arthur Fleck remains interned.

“We use music to get ourselves together. To balance what is broken within us,” is heard in the trailer, while images show Joker walking through a neo-psychiatric hospital courtyard in the rain and with colorful umbrellas, in a nod to the classic Singing in the rainby Fred Astaire.

Arthur Fleck sees Harley practicing singing and they connect there. “I’m nobody. Unlike you, I haven’t done anything in my life. “Let’s get out of here,” he offers.

There are several references to the previous film, such as the race through the dirty streets of Gotham, the return to the studio of Robert De Niro’s show and the dancing walk down the city stairs.

The theme heard in the trailer is What the world needs now is love by Hal David and Burt Bacharach, from 1965, popularized by Jackie DeShannon.

“I’ll tell you what’s changed: I’m no longer alone,” he exclaims at a certain point. “I want to see the real one,” Harley tells Arthur, as she draws a blushing smile on the glass through which they communicate, for a close with the color red.