Harley Quinn and Joker audio drama with Christina Ricci coming from Spotify

[queenursula]

Harley Quinn and the Joker: Sound Mind. Dropping 1/31. @DCComics

Starring Christina Ricci as Harley Quinn, Billy Magnussen as The Joker, and Justin Hartley as Bruce Wayne. pic.twitter.com/xrgLXEQMKd
- Spotify (@Spotify) January 12, 2023

Trailer out now ⬇️https://t.co/P2PV55dQCK
- Spotify (@Spotify) January 12, 2023
We’ve heard Harley Quinn’s origin

Comments

[genbu_no_miko24]

I was interested the minute I heard Christina was voicing her but I'm not feeling her voice. I was kinda hoping they'd give us a preview of her doing the accent but no luck!

So far none of the current Harleys have been giving me the iconic accent. Margot tries but I've never been a big fan of her Harley, it's only in tiny moments that I see but never follows through. Kaley Cuoco doesn't even try in DC Harley Quinn.

The original cartoons were better. I'm kinda hoping Gaga gives me something cause I know I'm gonna get the overdramatic/camp acting. But Gaga does have the advantage of being a native New Yorker compared to the previous so I can have some hope here.

[wendy_torrance]

Arleen Sorkin will forever be the best Harley. So far no one has even come close!!

[genbu_no_miko24]

Harley was based off Arleen and she's the original voice actress so of course she's gold standard!

But even then all the voice actresses for the animated series have done pretty well but these recents girls aren't not delivering!

[goodnight2u]

i'm pretty tired of harley quinn content, i hope there is another batman villain that becomes popular

[bellwetherr]

i do think this is spot on casting for both harley and joker

[a_files06]

I used to love Harley but not a fan of turning her into Deadpool 2.0 who is in EVERY event on the winning team.

They have her survive vampires, zombies but WW is killed in each of these?

[firstknivesclub]

are audiodramas/comedies good? I keep hearing about them but idk...I like podcasts but I can't listen to audiobooks.

[moonsenorita]

I like them, but it depends on what you don't like about audiobooks to know if you'll like audioplays.

They don't go into as many descriptions about setting like audiobooks do and some use audio cues to let you know what's happening, like a door opening/closing or a car starting. Not to mention, it's not like "Jack walked to the counter and asked, "Do you like coffee?" Nora said, "Yes."" It would be the Jack's actor saying "Do you like coffee?" then Nora's actor would say "Yes." They usually have a bigger cast compared to audiobooks. In the past audiobooks have tended to be one person doing all the voices, while audiodramas/comedies tend to have different people. What I'm saying isn't true for all of them, but if you don't like that audiobooks, you can certainly find audiodrama/comedies like that.

I feel like I'm in the olden days listening to a show on the radio, lol.

[tralexora]

This is my problem. I love podcasts and I wish I could do audio books but it never works for me.

I'm hoping this is a cool middle ground I can sink my teeth into but I need a good recommendation.

[delta_cephei]

It took me awhile to get into audiobooks, but I love auiodramas. What types of fiction are you into? A lot of them lean more towards the weird/horror/sci Fi.

One of my absolute favorites that I don't see talked about too much is Ars Paradoxica, about a physicist who accidentally time travels back to the cold war. Alice Isn't Dead is a shorter one about a trucker searching for her wife, although it does get pretty scary at times. Wolf 359 starts as The Office in space for a few episodes, which I don't love, but if you get through those it becomes one of the best stories I've ever heard.

I'll end with the Magnus Archives, which is well written, very scary horror on an episodic basis with a well done over arching story line.

I can elaborate, but these ones are always at the top of my personal lists.