Who Plays The Young Inmate At The End Of Joker 2

Warning! This article contains spoilers for Joker: Folie à Deux
The end of Joker: Folie à Deux features a young inmate who plays a pivotal if somewhat controversial role in the DC Elseworlds movie. Joker: Folie à Deux has earned decidedly mixed reviews after hitting theaters and is so far struggling to match up to the unprecedented financial success of its predecessor. While it has provoked criticism for its slow pacing, it still delivers an undeniably fresh take on the comic book movie genre and Batman movies in general, with Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga providing incredible performances as Arthur Fleck and Lee.
The movie sees Arthur detained at Arkham before and during the trial for his very public crimes. While Joker and Harley Quinn take center stage, the only other confirmed character from DC Comics lore to make an appearance is Harry Lawtey"s Harvey Dent, who is the lead prosecutor as the assistant D.A. in Fleck"s trial. At the end of the movie, meanwhile, is another character who not only plays a pivotal role as Fleck"s killer but has given rise to multiple theories that he is the "Real" Joker after cutting the sides of his mouth with a knife.
Joker 2's Young Inmate Is Played By Connor Storrie Joker: Folie Á Deux Is Connor Storrie's Biggest Movie To Date Close Connor Storrie plays a minor yet consequential role as the young inmate who features at the end of Joker: Folie à Deux. His lines were few but sufficient for Storrie to convey his character"s psychopathy. With just six years of roles in his public movie repertoire, the Joker: Folie à Deux role is Storrie"s first in a major movie. Before debuting as what may be the true Joker of Todd Phillips" Joker universe, Storrie was best known for his roles in short films including A Letter on Loss.
Connor Storrie Acting Roles
Year
Movie
Role
2024
Joker: Folie a Deux
Young Inmate
2023
Riley
Liam Hauser
2023
Twenty-Two (Short)
Anthony
2023
Tiny Beautiful Things
S***ty Apartment Guy
2022
Headless Horseman
Tom
2021
A Letter on Loss (Short)
Peter
2020
The Internet Kills (Short)
Julian
2020
While Terror
Black Figure
2019
Watch and Guide (Short)
Landon Jongler
2018
Ménage à Trois (Short)
Unnamed
2018
Ridester Professionals
Passenger
Storrie"s involvement in Joker: Folie à Deux could be considered the actor"s big break considering the lesser-known productions in his filmography. Despite the movie receiving a mixed bag of reviews, it"s hard to deny that Storrie made an impression as the psychopathic inmate responsible for drawing a line beneath the cinematic career of Joaquin Phoenix"s Arthur Fleck. Still, his actions as Fleck lay bleeding out beg the question of whether he"ll reappear down the line.
Will Joker 2's Young Inmate Return? He May Be The "Real" Joker But A Sequel Is Unlikely Close Given Storrie"s Young Inmate could be seen giving himself a Joker-style smile by cutting the corners of his mouth, this has left many wondering whether he will make a return down the line as the true Joker. Another theory suggests that he is portraying a younger version of Heath Ledger"s Joker, given the distinctive scarring, with the Young Inmate poised to star in a fleshed-out origin story for that version of the character. With that in mind, the Young Inmate could technically return down the line - but it remains incredibly unlikely.
Barry Keoghan"s Joker in The Batman also has heavy scarring on his face in the deleted scene in which he is featured.
Arthur Fleck"s death at the end of Joker: Folie à Deux certainly felt like a line being drawn beneath the two-movie franchise. Furthermore, with Joker: Folie à Deux currently struggling at the box office, it remains unlikely that Phillips will want to follow up on this movie with another. Besides, between Matt The Batman trilogy and the DCU"s upcoming live-action Batman franchise, another Joker origin story may only serve to over-stuff the coming years of DC movie offerings. What is more likely is that the violent Young Inmate possibly won"t even survive prison.


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