Whether you want to be John Wayne, Marlon Brando or Frank Sinatra, the quickest path to ultra-cool is that pack of smokes in your hand
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Five years later, Joker: Folie Deux 's $200-million budget and musical genre ups the ante, giving Arthur Fleck another chance to choose between his naturally naive personality and his deadly Joker persona