'Suicide Squad' cast news: Actors have fun; Joker theory discussed

One of the most awaited movies next year is "Suicide Squad," and that's partly thanks to a trailer that came out when it wasn't supposed to. 

GameSpot earlier reported the leak, and the full version has since been released by Warner Bros. It features the members of the squad, including a short appearance of Jared Leto as the Joker.

The Joker has been the subject of a conspiracy theory as featured on Metro UK. The theory states that the villain may be more familiar with the Dark Knight than previously thought. It's [SPOILER] speculated that the Joker of "Suicide Squad" is someone who used to be Batman's partner Robin. It is not known whether he is Dick Grayson, who has donned the Nightwing costume, or if he is either Jason Todd or Tim Drake. 

The source of this theory is a picture which shows two punctures on the defaced uniform of the former Robin. The same also appear on the Joker's body, albeit as a couple of scars. Some might think it's coincidence, but the pictures suggest it may not be. 

Meanwhile, Coming Soon reports that the cast of the movie has decided to take some downtime and have fun amongst themselves by inking their bodies with the name of their group. The word "skwad" can be seen in some of the pictures that appear on the article. There is one of a smiling Will Smith (Deadshot) inking Joel Kinnaman (Rick Flagg); Margot Robbie (Harley Quinn) in full costume and seriously devoted to her work; and a poster which reads, "Harley's Tattoo (Parler) Parlour."

The movie, which will premiere on Aug. 5, 2016, also features Jai Courtney (Captain Boomerang), Cara Delevingne (Enchantress), Karen Fukuhara (Katana), Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje (Killer Croc), Jay Hernandez (El Diablo), Adam Beach (Slipknot), and Viola Davis (Amanda Waller). 

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