¿El traje clásico volvió? Filtran foto de Harley Quinn en el set de ‘The Suicide Squad’
Para la nueva película sobre el equipo de súper criminales de DC se volverá a contar con la presencia de la novia del Joker y unas fotos filtradas muestran a Harley Quinn en el set de ‘The Suicide Squad’, donde usa una vestimenta que hace recordar a la caricatura de los años 90.
Este personaje lunático apareció por primera vez en la caricatura de la década de los 90, donde utilizaba un traje de payaso ajustado de color rojo y negro, combinado con un sombrero de arlequín del mismo tono.
A pesar de que algunos fans han deseado ver esta vestimenta en las adaptaciones live-action, Warner Bros ha decidido mejor mostrar otros vestuarios más modernos para la villana.
Sin embargo, el director James Gunn complacerá a estos fans…bueno, casi.
Varios usuarios de redes sociales filtraron una serie de fotos que muestran a Harley Quinn en el set de ‘The Suicide Squad’, con un vestido largo y rojo, mientras que en su cabeza tiene un tocado de tonos oscuro y rojizo, los mismos que usa en su traje clásico.
La supuesta escena que estaban grabando cuando se tomo la foto se ve que es afuera de un lujoso salón de fiestas, ya que se puede ver un elegante auto y a otras persona con traje.
Aún se desconoce la trama de este proyecto de DC y si será una secuela directa a la cinta de David Ayer o un reinicio con otros criminales emblemáticos de la compañía de cómics.
Por el momento, el largometraje se está grabando en la ciudad de Atlanta y posteriormente se llevará la producción a Panamá.
Mientras que su fecha de estreno está planeada para el 6 de agosto de 2021.
Harley Quinn and Joker's relationship is no laughing matter
The Joker's relationship with Harley Quinn has been abusive from the very beginning. The Clown Prince of Crime routinely lashed out at Quinn in Batman: The Animated Series, and he would continue his physical and mental torment of his right-hand woman in the follow-up series, The New Batman Adventures. The final episode of the show, entitled "Mad Love" after the famous one-shot upon which it was based, contained several acts of violence that were particularly shocking for a show primarily aimed at children.
For example, the Joker pushes a lingerie-wearing Quinn off a desk at one stage, and when she tries to seduce him a second time, he kicks her out into the street. "Face it, Harl, this stinks," Quinn laments. "You're a certified nutso wanted in 12 states and hopelessly in love with a psychopathic clown." Later in the episode, Quinn goes behind the Joker's back and captures Batman herself, believing that they'll be able to live a happy life together with the Dark Knight out of the picture. An unimpressed Joker beats Harley and pushes her out of a window.
The Truth About Harley Quinn And Joker's Relationship
For the longest time, Superman and Lois Lane stood head and shoulders above the rest as DC's most famous couple, but that's arguably no longer the case. Clark Kent has been romancing his Daily Planet colleague for more than 80 years now, but over the past few decades, a new power paring has emerged.
When news broke that Margot Robbie was going to be portraying a live-action version of Harley Quinn in 2016's Suicide Squad, professionals expressed concern. Dr. Wind Goodfriend, principal researcher for the Institute for the Prevention of Relationship Violence at Buena Vista University, told MTV that current and former victims could be "re-traumatized" by the Joker's abusive behavior . but Quinn has actually had it much, much worse in the comics. The Joker is often violent towards poor Harley, but she's become so much more than his victim over the years. Let's take a look at their colorful and extremely complicated relationship.