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Is a DC/Marvel Black Comedy parody film.

It is an adaption of Bruce Timm's satirical stage play of the same name which tells the story of a paranoid schizophrenic clown nobleman who inherits a peerage.

A member of the Injustice League of Doom dies, leaving the estate to his son. Unfortunately, his son thinks he is Batman. The other, somewhat more respectable, members of their family plot to steal the estate from him. Murder and mayhem ensue.

An institutionalised schizophrenic with a Dark Knight complex inherits the position of an English clown in this cutting satire of Gotham Society, based on a play by Bruce Timm. The film's irreverent tone is established with a disturbingly hilarious death of the thirteenth Joker during a bizarre attempt at auto-erotic asphyxiation. To the dismay of the Joker's family, the title passes to his son Jack who has been locked away for eight years after claiming to be the second coming of Batman. Mad but harmless, Jack is released to assume his seat. However, his embrace of the Dark Knight proves incompatible with a position of power in "normal" society, where peace and love are considered serious weaknesses, and a somewhat unhinged psychiatrist is called to help him adjust. Meanwhile, Jack's scheming uncle, Sir Lex Luthor, works on developing a complex scheme to trick jack out of his position. loaded with idiosyncratic touches from eccentric camera angles to unexpected outbursts of song, the film creates an experience nearly as inspired and mad as Mark Hamill's brilliantly hilarious central performance. The film's devilish invention may at times seem overloaded, but most drawbacks are redeemed by the sharpness of the satire, particularly during the memorably disturbing finale.

Cast -

Mark Hamill as Jack Napier, 14th Joker of Gotham

Diane Pershing as Lady Ivy

Clancy Brown as Uncle Lex Luthor

Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool, Sir Lex Luthor and Lady Ivy's son

Aron Kincaid as Croc

Richard Moll as Bishop Dent

Arleen Sorkin as Harley

Michael Ansara as Dr. Freeze

Ray Buktenica as Dr. Hugo Strange

Jack Nicholson as Joseph Napier, 13th Joker of Gotham

Paul Williams as The Penguin

John Glover as Edward Nygma

Henry Polic II, Marc Singer and David Warner as Arkham Inmates

Adrienne Barbeau as Mrs. Selina Kyle

Alison LaPlaca as Mrs. Mary Dahl

Jeff Bennet as HARDAC

George DzunDza, Henry Silva as HARDAC's assistants

Lenore Zann as Nurse Rogue

Norm Spencer as Scott Summers

Cathal J. Dodd as Logan

Iona Morris as Ororo Munroe

George Buza as Dr. Henry Hank

Chris Potter as Remy LeBeau

Alyson Court as Jubilee

Cathrine Disher as Jean Grey

Cedric Smith as Charles Xavier

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Description
Is a DC/Marvel Black Comedy parody film.

It is an adaption of Bruce Timm's satirical stage play of the same name which tells the story of a paranoid schizophrenic clown nobleman who inherits a peerage.

A member of the Injustice League of Doom dies, leaving the estate to his son. Unfortunately, his son thinks he is Batman. The other, somewhat more respectable, members of their family plot to steal the estate from him. Murder and mayhem ensue.

An institutionalised schizophrenic with a Dark Knight complex inherits the position of an English clown in this cutting satire of Gotham Society, based on a play by Bruce Timm. The film's irreverent tone is established with a disturbingly hilarious death of the thirteenth Joker during a bizarre attempt at auto-erotic asphyxiation. To the dismay of the Joker's family, the title passes to his son Jack who has been locked away for eight years after claiming to be the second coming of Batman. Mad but harmless, Jack is released to assume his seat. However, his embrace of the Dark Knight proves incompatible with a position of power in "normal" society, where peace and love are considered serious weaknesses, and a somewhat unhinged psychiatrist is called to help him adjust. Meanwhile, Jack's scheming uncle, Sir Lex Luthor, works on developing a complex scheme to trick jack out of his position. loaded with idiosyncratic touches from eccentric camera angles to unexpected outbursts of song, the film creates an experience nearly as inspired and mad as Mark Hamill's brilliantly hilarious central performance. The film's devilish invention may at times seem overloaded, but most drawbacks are redeemed by the sharpness of the satire, particularly during the memorably disturbing finale.

Cast -

Mark Hamill as Jack Napier, 14th Joker of Gotham

Diane Pershing as Lady Ivy

Clancy Brown as Uncle Lex Luthor

Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool, Sir Lex Luthor and Lady Ivy's son

Aron Kincaid as Croc

Richard Moll as Bishop Dent

Arleen Sorkin as Harley

Michael Ansara as Dr. Freeze

Ray Buktenica as Dr. Hugo Strange

Jack Nicholson as Joseph Napier, 13th Joker of Gotham

Paul Williams as The Penguin

John Glover as Edward Nygma

Henry Polic II, Marc Singer and David Warner as Arkham Inmates

Adrienne Barbeau as Mrs. Selina Kyle

Alison LaPlaca as Mrs. Mary Dahl

Jeff Bennet as HARDAC

George DzunDza, Henry Silva as HARDAC's assistants

Lenore Zann as Nurse Rogue

Norm Spencer as Scott Summers

Cathal J. Dodd as Logan

Iona Morris as Ororo Munroe

George Buza as Dr. Henry Hank

Chris Potter as Remy LeBeau

Alyson Court as Jubilee

Cathrine Disher as Jean Grey

Cedric Smith as Charles Xavier

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