Just another day at the office for 31 year old Actress Maggie Gyllenhaal, star of Batman Dark Knight, who gained fame in the 2002 Dark Comedy hit The Secretary with James Spader.

Sex At The Office With James Spader!

 Maggie With Heath Ledger in Dark Knight

Batman “The Dark Knight” on Sunday became the second movie in Hollywood history to top $500 million at the domestic box office, raising its total to $502.4 million, according to estimates from distributor Warner Bros.

  Batman Rakes In $500 Million!

Batman hit that mark in just over six weeks, half the time it took “Titanic,” which reached $500 million in a little more than three months. “Titanic,” the biggest modern blockbuster, remains No. 1 on the domestic charts with $600.8 million.

Dark Knight Stars include:
Christian Bale – Heath Ledger – Maggie Gyllenhaal
Michael Caine – Gary Oldman
Aaron Eckhart – Morgan Freeman

The US Attorneys Office and the DEA have dropped their probe into whether or not the drugs that caused the death of Heath Ledger were obtained illegally.

 A spokesperson stated that there weren’t any clear suspects or enough evidence to continue to waste tax payer money on the case. 

The same spokesperson later said that they would instead pursue reports that John McCain actually died ten years ago.

Holy Moly Batman “The Dark Knight” took in a record $155.34 million in its first weekend, topping the previous best of $151.1 million for “Spider-Man 3″ in May 2007 and pacing Hollywood to its biggest weekend ever, according to studio estimates Sunday.

“We knew it would be big, but we never expected to dominate the marketplace like we did,” said Dan Fellman, head of distribution for Warner Bros., which released “The Dark Knight.” The movie should shoot past the $200 million mark by the end of the week, he said.

Hollywood set an overall revenue record of $253 million for a three-day weekend, beating the $218.4 million haul over the weekend of July 7, 2006, according to box-office tracker Media By Numbers.

Factoring in higher admission prices, “Spider-Man 3″ may have sold slightly more tickets than “The Dark Knight.” At 2007’s average price of $6.88, “Spider-Man 3″ sold 21.96 million tickets over opening weekend. Media By Numbers estimates today’s average movie prices at $7.08, which means “The Dark Knight” would have sold 21.94 million tickets.

Dark Knight Stars Christian Bale, Heath Ledger, directed by Christopher Nolan

It’s Going To Blow People Away

The tone on the set was dark and gloomy, but the sudden death of Heath Ledger added an additional and unwanted morbidity to the aura surrounding British director Christopher Nolan’s Batman sequel, The Dark Knight.

Back From The Grave!

“What Heath brought to The Joker is difficult to describe,” says Nolan. “There’s an extraordinary intensity to it and he’s absolutely terrifying.”

“We wanted him to represent pure, unadulterated evil,” he says, “and I needed a phenomenal actor, but he also had to be someone unafraid of taking on such an iconic role. Heath created something entirely original. It’s stunning, captivating. It’s going to blow people away.”

“The Joker is terrifying because there appears no rhyme or reason for what he does; he’s just a force of nature,” says Nolan. “With Two-Face, you see his transformation and you understand where his anger and his grief come from.”

Christian Bale is the new Batman in The Dark Night. The Reviews are in and this could well be the BlockBuster Hit Movie of the Summer.

Christian Bale Interview With Matt Lauer

Did the role of The Joker play a part in Heath Ledger’s downward spiral into Drugs, Depression and eventual prescription Drug Overdose at age 28. Speculation is there will be a posthumous Oscar Nomination for Ledger.

Marc Lee, The Daily Telegraph: The Dark Knight has plenty of high-speed, maximum-volume action sequences, but it is also one of the most intelligent big-budget Hollywood movies of recent times; and no sympathy vote is required for a cinematic creation as accomplished as Ledger’s deranged, demonic Lord of Chaos. It is a genuinely unsettling, brilliantly nuanced portrait of evil.