Does Joker kill his neighbor Sophie?

One of the biggest questions Todd Phillips’ Joker left was whether Arthur Fleck killed his neighbor, Sophie, or not. It was later confirmed that he didn’t, but a new question arose: why didn’t Arthur kill Sophie?

What happened to the neighbor woman in the Joker?

Given that we do not see Sophie alive after her altercation with Joker ( in which is it revealed that their relationship had been a fantasy), it seemed to suggest that the titular character, played by Joaquin Phoenix, had killed her. Speaking to IndieWire, Phillips confirmed that, Sophie lived after all.

What did the Joker do to Sophie?

The recently released Joker script reveals this information. Arthur did not kill Sophie. Instead, he gives her a pretty big fright, like he did to the rest of the world watching at home.

Did Joker and Sophie have a relationship?

Sophie and Arthur Fleck’s relationship was the only kindness he found in the world, but the third act of Joker revealed that it was all a delusion of his declining psyche. Sophie asked him to leave her apartment, but we never saw how their conflict ended.

Who killed Thomas Wayne in Joker?

In the comics, Joe Chill, and the Joker are two separate people. Joe Chill was the man who killed the Waynes, and the Joker had nothing to do with the incident. It was later revealed that Joe Chill was a hitman working for the a mob boss named Lew Moxon, but that was later changed back to Chill being a mugger.

What did the Joker’s mother do to him?

Originally Answered: Why did Joker kill his own mother? Because his mother lied to him about the fact that Thomas Wayne wasn’t his father. After stealing some files from Arkham, he finally learned that he was adopted, and that his mother abused him maliciously as a child. (Hence the laughter.)

Is Joker adopted by his mother?

Penny Fleck is was the adoptive mother of Arthur Fleck, a mentally unstable failed comedian who would later call himself the Joker.

Who was chasing Joker at the end?

As Sinatra’s “That’s Life” continues to play, a sequence reminiscent of an old silent comedy plays out as Arthur is chased back and forth by asylum orderlies. Then the end credits roll over another Sinatra classic, “Send in the Clowns”.

What happened to Arthur Fleck?

Arthur Fleck was an amateur stand-up comedian and a professional clown. He lost his job as a clown after being framed by a co-worker. He was later repeatedly assaulted by various people and unsuccessfully tried to resurrect his career….

Arthur Fleck
Status	Alive
Actor	Joaquin Phoenix

What happened to the mother and daughter in Joker?

Director Todd Phillips keeps Sophie’s fate purposely ambiguous in the movie. IndieWire recently asked Phillips about Sophie’s fate during a video interview with Anne Thompson, to which the director doubled down on the answer that Sophie is alive at the end of “Joker.” “He doesn’t kill her, definitively,” Phillips said.

Who is the joker’s father?

Thomas Wayne
In Joker, Thomas Wayne (Batman’s father) and Penny Fleck (Joker’s mother) are key characters. Penny claims that Thomas is actually Arthur’s father.

What happened to Sophie in ‘Joker’?

Cinematographer of ‘Joker’ reveals the fate of Arthur’s neighbour Sophie. He said that Arthur only killed the ones who harmed him and Sophie never wronged him.

Did Arthur Fleck kill his neighbor Sophie?

Joker left many questions, among those whether Arthur killed Sophie or not. Now that it’s confirmed that he didn’t, here’s why he let her live. One of the biggest questions Todd Phillips’ Joker left was whether Arthur Fleck killed his neighbor, Sophie, or not.

What happened to Joker at the end of Joker?

The final shot of Joker is a long take looking down the asylum hallway as Arthur exits the shrink’s office, leaving bloody footprints behind as he goes, implying he killed his therapist.

Will there be a ‘Joker’ sequel?

Director Todd Phillips has come out on record to say “we have no plans for a [Joker] sequel,” saying, “We made this movie, I pitched it to Warner Bros. as one movie. It exists in its own world. That’s it.”