It's no joke that Jim Carrey has a lot of respect for Christopher Nolan.

Carrey, who played the Riddler in director Joel Schumacher's 1995 film Batman Forever, told MTV News that he would say yes to appearing in the rebooted Batman franchise.

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"I'd love to work in the new graphic-novel versions of the movie," the Yes Man star said.

The next film featuring the Caped Crusader is 2016's Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice, with Ben Affleck as the Gotham City hero. Zack Snyder is directing the film, and Nolan is an executive producer.

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As far as donning the question-mark suit again, Carrey's not so sure. "I don't know about reprising the role," he said. "I don't think Chris Nolan would go for that, but I'd love to work with him."

Carrey pointed out that he and Nolan had been working together years ago on a script for a film about Howard Hughes, which Nolan was very excited about. However, it was around the same time that Martin Scorsese's The Aviator was coming out, so the project got scrapped.

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Lately I have been messing about with Adobe Photoshop (although, merely just Photoshop Elements 2.0). As I was browsing the forum today, I came across an image of Gordon Brown as the Joker. This reminded me of a past idea I’d had of Jim Carrey playing as The Joker in The Dark Knight, and inspired me to finally create the image above.

The original image itself was this:
I am still VERY new to photo manipulation, so someone with a deeper understanding of Photoshop will most likely be able to come up with something better. My image was done purely by using liquify techniques, and adjusting the hue/saturation of multiple layers.

This is by no means done disrespectfully towards the late Heath Ledger, I am sure he will do an excellent job of being The Joker in the new Batman movie. I just thought I would try this partly as an experiment (I will go on to photoshopping myself next) and as I had Jim Carrey in mind (favourably) before the role of The Joker was publicly announced for The Dark Knight.

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