By Alexandra Heilbron on March 21, 2011 | 9 Comments
Christopher Nolan, who directed Joseph Gordon-Levitt in Inception, has confirmed that the young actor will play a villain in The Dark Knight Rises. Gordon-Levitt, who resembles Heath Ledger (The Joker in The Dark Knight), will play Alberto Falcone, the son of Mafia chieftain Carmine Falcone, the character played by Tom Wilkinson in Batman Begins. Alberto Falcone, aka the Holiday Killer, fits with Nolan’s preference for “realistic” villains, as opposed to cartoonish ones. The Dark Knight Rises is scheduled to be released July 20, 2012.
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Despite the Dark Knight trilogy ending a decade ago, Christian Bale revealed he’s open to playing Batman again, on one condition… click to find out what it is!
I have liked his films for some time now. The whole new batman Series in my opinion has been huge success. I am looking forward to this.
…The Riddler wasn’t in ‘The Dark Knight’…But after seeing ‘Inception’ and then recently seeing ‘500 Days of Summer’, I am VERY confident that Joseph Gordon-Levitt will be more than up to the challenge of playing a villain. This guy has some range. I can’t wait to see it!
he played joker…not riddler…lol
We’re only just starting to see good things from this actor, even though GI Joe was mostly dumb, you can tell he’s capable of playing a vilain.
I fully agree that vilains should be more realistic but I have doubts about CatWoman, then again, after seeing what he did with the Joker, I imagine that Nolan can bring an interesting dimension to this character. At least make her really Evil and not Batman’s #1 fan like Burton did.
Chek out imdb. This claim about playing Falcone is already proven false, although he will be in it.
He was exceptional in Inception. It would be a crime not to give him a part in the next Batman (whatever the role).
so the Joker is a realistic villian then…im not quite sure about that
@willamo, the whole movie is not realistic but that’s not to say that a fictional character within a super-hero movie can’t be played in a realistic manner.
If you remember the very first Joker played by Nicholson, he pulled a 6′ long gun out of his 4′ long pants and shot down Batman’s plane. When he died, he fell to his death and created a 2′ deep hole in the road. You wouldn’t see stupid stuff like that in the Nolan’s movies. Other then his makeup, Nolan’s/Ledger’s Joker was a pretty realistic character… a demented sociopath but realistic.
He’s a good actor though I don’t think he resembles Heath