The relationship between Jared Leto's Joker and Margot Robbie's Harley Quinn may have originally been a bit more abusive than the final cut of Suicide Squad ultimately portrayed.
Warning: Suicide Squad spoilers below.
The image, which was revealed by Rolling Stone Brazil (via Batman-News), provides an expanded look at the helicopter scene that features Joker and Harley. While the film offers a happier take, during which the two embrace, the uncropped photo pictured below provides a full look at an alternate take that depicts the Joker scolding Harley.
Joker (Jared Leto) scolding Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie). Image credit: Rolling Stone Brazil
Earlier this month it was revealed that Suicide Squad had competing cuts, as a lighter version was tested against the director's more somber take. In the end, the lighter, studio-favored option won out.
As such, it stands to reason that Ayer's darker take likely portrayed a more abusive relationship between the two that more closely lines up with Robbie's description of their "incredibly dysfunctional relationship" and Harley's mad love for Joker.
For more on Suicide Squad, read up on why Leto reportedly feels he was "tricked" into joining the film.
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