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The Joker is kind of like The Doctor from Doctor Who - he's a character that's been played by many actors over the course of many years, and everyone has their favorite version. And from the moment of his casting, fans have wondered what Jared Leto's take on the Joker will bring. According to Suicide Squad director David Ayer, the answer is chills.
"The hairs stand up on the back of your neck," Ayer told USA Today. "If you’re a Batman fan, you have to love/hate the Joker because he’s the best nemesis ever. Just to have him on one of my film sets, it was a very memorable thing for me." Ayer also said that this Joker isn't different just because of the actor, but because of the "continuity of history" that comes with him. The challenge, Ayer said, is in remaining faithful to the character but to "push him into this next world, next time, next phase."
