LatinoReview: When the movie started filming it was based around the Joker, which is Heath Ledger’s character. Did you have any scenes with him at all?

Carbonell: I am in a couple of scenes with Heath, but I really didn’t have much interaction with him in the film. There was one particular moment that comes to mind that I did take note.
I announce to a group of police officers and there is a big cheer in the room. Heath Ledger is behind bars, and it’s in the trailer actually, and it wasn’t scripted. He improvised this where he started clapping along in a very mocking sardonic way. Immediately I knew ‘Whoa, this guy’s got this role right in his veins. He knows this guy really well.’ That was one observation I had, but I didn’t have much interaction with him. I wish I would have had more.
From what I understand the work he does in this film is just outstanding and unbelievable. I haven’t had a chance to see it, but others have seen it. They said it was incredible.

LatinoReview: I know some folks who have seen the film and tell me that when you see Ledger playing the role he is The Joker.

Carbonell: Exactly, he has apparently fleshed out that character, in his own way obviously, but to the point where he left a major impression on so many people who have already seen it. In fact I just spoke with someone from Warner Brothers who told me that it's absolutely Oscar worthy. It's an unbelievable and breathtaking performance.