Arthur Fleck

do like that as like a little the first like of twists because that's the moment

mine would be even better So the version that I would do is have, first of all, how is this being shown on TV? Just two seconds, Arthur sets up a camera in the back.

He's recording this.

He's recording this because he's an artist, he's a comedian, he wants to record his stuff, he wants to share his stuff, and he wants to improve.

So maybe have a scene later where he's re-watching it and taking notes on who laughed where.

Mm-hmm.

Give Arthur Fleck a five minute set.

An actual five minute comedic set with a bit of a dark humor to

I honestly couldn't tell you, based on the zero seconds I've put into prepping this episode, I can't remember the music from Gump, even though it's notable.

You know what one is, and you can say whatever you want about the movie, but one of the most grabbing scenes that we have seen in the last decade is we get the whole movie, it's Arthur Fleck, Arthur Fleck, Arthur Fleck, and then Joker makeup is on, going down the stairs, da-dun, da-dun, Rock and roll part two.

It was so talked about when this movie came out.

The stairs.

that.

It's not very good.

If it was just the Arthur Fleck movie, it would have been to me and to you a lot better.

No one would have seen it though.

It's about that Joker, but the, when he's, when he hears the Joker talking to him.

Wasn't, wasn't, he was Arthur Fleck, right?

Yeah, Arthur Fleck.

Is that what you're trying to say?

So didn't Arthur Fleck ins- inspire the Joker?

The, the Joker that's going to-

Yeah

...

Yeah.

For serving like $6 pitchers of beer and like... 50 you know piece wings to a table of like five gentlemen oh that sounds so good right now can you imagine Arthur Fleck doing that just like wearing the short like orange booty shorts and like the crop top the white crop tops with the fucking tits out like

yeah he pulls out the revolver mid fucking wing just blows guys head off

You want to hear another joke, Murray? Have another wing, Murray.

It is a musical.

What's Coogan like in it? He's not in it that much, but he just plays a TV personality who interviews Arthur Fleck in prison.

And he plays a bit of an arsehole in it, but he's perfect, really.

Do you know what I mean? It's, and there's nothing wrong with it per se.

A celebration of life is planned for a later date.

Arthur Fleck died August 22nd at age 89.

He was born in Chicago on October 29th, 1936.

When he was eight, Arthur and his family moved to rural Michigan, where he attended a one-room grade school and later graduated from Portage High School in 1954.