The Dark Knight, opening Friday, stars Bale in his second outing as the caped crusader/Bruce Wayne. This time, he's battling the Joker. Maggie Gyllenhaal fills Katie Holmes' heels as an ambitious prosecutor torn between Dent and Wayne. Fans, lined up outside barricades, chanted "Christian! Christian!" when Bale arrived. As for the film, among the year's most hyped? "I hope it lives up to their expectations," said Bale, a man of brevity. "We'll see." Michael Caine, who plays Bruce Wayne's wise butler Alfred, called Ledger's death "such a waste. Unbelievable. When you see this movie, you'll see one of the best performances not from him — but ever," said Caine, who thinks Ledger is a shoo-in for an Academy Award. "I'd hate to be up for an Oscar this year in the supporting category. If someone beats him, I want to see who." Gyllenhaal, in a custom-made Dries Van Noten dress, kept things light before walking the carpet. "I had a glass of wine. I did some yoga," she said. As for Ledger, "It's very difficult to talk about. This isn't really the place where you open your heart up," said Gyllenhaal. "It's terribly sad that Heath is gone, and of course I feel bad, but it's difficult to talk about here."
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