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· 01 Jun 2021

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GUASON deserved award to Joaquin Phoenix

#oscars Today we will talk about the oscar given to Joaquín Phoenix, for his masterful portrayal of Arthur Fleck in the film Joker (Joker)
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But it is not the first time that the actor is nominated in this category as his work is of quality and delivery throughout his more than 30 years of artistic career, he has been nominated three times, for The Master The most uncomfortable film he has worked in his own words where he plays Phillip Seymour Hoffman. By Walk the Line was nominated for his performance of Johnny Cash where in addition to acting he also had to learn to sing and finally his nomination in Gladiator Here Joaquin Phoenix played Commodus, the son of Marcus Aurelius and heir to the Roman empire, the actor went so much into the role that he achieved the level of contempt he sought towards his character as well as weight gain considerably during the recordings to demonstrate on screen the opulence in which the emperor lived.
For his performance in Joker Phoenix he was not inspired by Nicholson or Ledger's performances to get into the role of Arthur Fleck. In this case he investigated and was able to create a version of the supervillain as he needed to tell the story of it before being what we all know and how the level of dementia is increasing progressively throughout the film where the viewer can fall into the abyss with the character.
For the preparation of his role he dropped about 23 kilos, his vegan diet facilitated the process, but the actor confessed that losing weight in that way affects the mind, besides he did not want to give more details of his diet so that people suffer some eating disorder.
few films inspired by a comic that manages to be in the award and be awarded for its beautiful development.
To get into context this film is partly based on the Comic Killing Joke published by DC Comics in 1988, written by Alan Moore, drawn by Brian Bolland and coloured by John Higgins. The original story (from the comic book) deals with topics such as madness, evil and good. His writer exposes the hero and the villain as two very similar characters and alludes to that they both went through very difficult times, in addition to letting us see through flash back the villain's life before becoming the favorite malevolent clown of us all and hated? By Batman.o quieran seguir su ejemplo y se hagan daño.
He read books about murderers where he was able to draw several features to create this peculiar character. According to Phoenix, he didn't want to encasel Fleck in a single disease and for this reason we see how throughout the plot the notebook he used as a diary goes from simple jokes to hate messages that can become indecipherable. His professional dedication helped him to give Arthur the necessary fragility, creating a frustrated and pathetic character deserving of pity and compassion and at the same time could be demonstrating a bit of madness developed by childhood traumas, lack of love and finally triggering in the loss of empathy being able to capture all these traits perfectly in his character.

According to the actor achieve laughter was what took the most time and was one of the most difficult challenges was inspired by pseudobulbar syndrome, which shows us the less beautiful face of laughter the involuntary, spasmodic, uncontrolled and which can follow episodes of
uncontrollable crying, this helped the character even more to fall into that nest of personal decay in which he was, since for no one it is a secret that society tends to marginalize what they consider different and more if it is people with special needs.
Todd Phillips's film won over 61 awards. Among the most important highlights are the Golden Globe, BAFTA, Critics Choice Award, and the Oscar in the categories Best Actor and Best Soundtrack.
Joaquin Phoenix has been nominated for more than 40 different awards for his role as Arthur Fleck in Joker, of which he has been able to win 15, and I do not miss the opportunity to besides dedicate his longed golden presea to his brother and send a message of conscience:
“No one has the right to exp
lotting others with impunity. I think we have disconnected from the natural world and are immersed in an egocentric world.. We are exploiting our environment”.
What do you think did he deserve the Oscar?