Behind the scenes of the dark knight

Hugh Jackman, ryan phillippe, Liev Schreiber and josh lucas have all publicly expressed their interest in the role of Prosecutor Harvey Dent. In order to amuse everyone, the costume department specially made a Batman costume with nipples, and they also told the main actor Christian Bale that this is the real costume. Because Bell saw the design before the film started, he immediately understood that it was just a little joke. Even so, he put on a costume with nipples and put a lot of pose for everyone to take pictures. Christopher Nolan has a son named Rory, and a pseudonym used in the film comes from this-Rory's first kiss. At first, there were rumors that "Mr Penguin" would appear in this film, and bob hoskins became the most suitable actor voted by fans. Hoskins also said that he was very willing to play this role, and he looked forward to working with Christopher Nolan, calling him a "dream director". Later, Nolan declared that he didn't use the idea of "Mr. Penguin". He felt that the role was inappropriate and a bit far-fetched. Before Heath Ledger got the role, robin williams, Raj Hume, paul bettany and adrien brody all expressed interest in playing this "clown". Because of katie holmes's outstanding performance in The Dark Knight, Batman Begins 2 decided to invite her to play the role of Rachel Dawes, and at the same time, her salary was greatly increased, but Holmes refused the invitation on the grounds of "time conflict". As one of the cartoonists who portrayed the role of "Clown" in 1940, Jerry Robinson appeared on the film set as a consultant, because the "Clown" played by Heath Ledger followed the original image of Robinson in the cartoon. In addition, Robinson's Batman comic co-production partner bob kane also appeared as a consultant in Batman 1989. Before maggie gyllenhaal officially replaced katie holmes as Rachel Dawes, Rachel McAdams and Emily Blunt were told to get the role. In order to better interpret the "clown", Heath Ledger stayed alone in a hotel room for a month, analyzing the psychological state, posture and voice of the character-he found that voice was the most difficult to imitate. In addition, Ledger also began to keep a diary to record the thoughts and feelings of the "clown" he experienced during this month, so as to facilitate his spare time when shooting. Ledger also watched Alan Moore's comic series Batman: A Killing Joke and Arkham Madhouse: A Serious Home on a Serious Earth, and borrowed many personality characteristics of Alex in the movie clockwork orange 197 1 and the late rock star Sid Vicious. Christopher Nolan said that the 1995 firewire had the most profound influence on this film. Part of this film was shot in IMAX format, and the director hopes to have the opportunity to shoot a complete film in IMAX. Nolan shot four main action series scenes with IMAX in the film, and also shot a lot of static drama moments, which can definitely make the audience's visual system enjoy the highest level. Cops from Chicago Police Department, as long as they are not on duty, will come to the set and make a guest appearance in the film with Gotham police. On June 22nd, 2008, Heath Ledger's unexpected death caused many speculations about this film. On the same day, Warner Company issued a statement saying that Ledger had finished all the shooting work and the film was in post-production. Therefore, "The Clown" will be Ledger's last complete role in the film before his death. Aaron eckhart plays prosecutor Harvey Dent in the film. He described the character as "from the same world as Batman, but fundamentally different". Corresponding to the Dark Knight, Harvey is Gotham's "Light Knight". When analyzing this role, Eckhardt's biggest challenge is to find a balance between similarity and contrast, giving people a sense of contradiction similar to Batman, so Eckhardt decided to study personality split for his role. Bruce Wayne, the real Batman, will have a brand-new bat costume in this film. Compared with the equipment in Batman: Time of War in 2005, it has been improved a lot, which makes Christian Bale more comfortable to wear and more comfortable to perform. This new swimsuit consists of 200 independent pieces of rubber, glass fiber, metal mesh and nylon. It involves a very complicated cutting process, and then it is fixed with a very elastic belt to make Bell more suitable to wear. The cloak at the back is based on the motorcycle helmet, which is completely broken at the seam of the neck, so that Bell can swing his head up and down, left and right at will. There is also a white eyepiece, which Batman uses in acoustic positioning. Lindy Hemming, a fashion designer, compared the facial features and personality of clowns, and drew some inspiration from the styles of Peter Dougherty, a pop master against traditional culture, and iggy pop, the father of punk. He tries to avoid making the clown's costume look like a tramp, but at the same time he has to make it as shabby and sloppy as possible, because only in this way can he show the sharp and neurotic side of the character. At the beginning of the film, when shooting the 200-foot-high pillar of the Battersea Power Station in London, the fire caused panic among local residents, who agreed that someone had carried out a terrorist attack on the abandoned power station. Nestor carbonell, who plays the mayor in the film, once played "Manuel the Bat" in the cartoon-based TV series "The Tick", which was regarded as a spoof of "Batman".