Coming out of Tim Burton's 1989 Batman film, Jack Nicholson reprises his role with this incredible action figure. Standing at roughly 8 inches tall, the Joker will have 20 points of articulation ...

Jack Nicholson wasn’t the first major Joker to grace the big screen. That would be Cesar Romero in 1966’s Batman: The Movie. And, look, I love Romero.

Tim Burton’s Batman saw Jack Nicholson make what some considered an unforgettable impression as the Joker. But Nicholson also felt that playing the Joker later came with its own set of problems ...

When Jack Nicholson signed on to play the Joker in 1989’s Batman, he had no intention of portraying him as a campy comic book villain, so the look needed to be right.The Tim Burton-directed film ...

Jack Nicholson knew immediately how he was going to play the Joker in Tim Burton’s 1989 Batman; it was going to be the only way the film would have been taken seriously.. The multi-winning Oscar ...

Except the Joker, in this instance, was Jack Nicholson — who, while quirky and volatile, also was the consummate pro. Batman, circa 1989, not only was completed ...

Other than Cesar Romero, who played a live-action version of The Joker on television in the early ’60s, we didn’t see a cinematic adaptation until Jack Nicholson came along.

DC's iconic villain, the Joker, has been portrayed by many actors over the years, each lending their own unique twist to the character. However, Jack Nicholson's depiction of the Clown Prince of ...