Joker 2.. High revenues and global success in its first days in cinemas

“Joker: Folie à Deux” is now showing in theaters around the world, five years after the first part was released, which achieved great success.

The long-awaited movie “Joker: Folie à Deux” is out The new part features the participation of star Lady Gaga alongside Joaquin Phoenix, which increased interest and excitement around the film.

With Gaga starring in the film, the movie has become the center of attention, as the audience awaits what new details and events this part will offer.

“Joker 2” movie revenues in Egypt and around the world The movie “Joker 2” has achieved tangible success since its release in cinemas. In Egypt, the movie topped the box office, achieving revenues of 1,588,000 pounds on the third day of its release, bringing its total revenues in 72 hours to 3,489,000 pounds.

Globally, the film grossed $7 million on its first day of release, reflecting good expectations for its revenues in the coming period.

Lady Gaga's role and character in the movie Lady Gaga, the star of the movie "Joker 2", confirmed in statements to the "Sky News" website that she found it difficult to give up the character of Harley Quinn that she played in the movie.

She explained that she recorded an entire album about the character and lived with her for a long time. She also added that Harley Quinn's journey inspired her greatly from beginning to end, and it was wonderful to interact with the character through music and dance.

At the film's premiere, director Todd Phillips revealed that Joaquin Phoenix was anxious every day about his singing scenes with Lady Gaga while filming.

Joker 2 movie details Starring Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga, the film follows comedian Arthur Fleck as he meets the love of his life, Harley Quinn, while incarcerated in Arkham Asylum. After his release, the two embark on a doomed romantic adventure across the corrupt city of Gotham, leading to many misfortunes.

The film stars Joaquin Phoenix, Lady Gaga, Jacob Lofland, Zazie Beetz, Catherine Keener, Brendan Gleeson, and Harry Lotti, and is written and directed by Todd Phillips.