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Heath Ledger - the grieving thread

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Shuggy:

--- Quote from: Flashframe777 on January 23, 2008, 01:39:26 am ---"Please now respect our family's need to grieve and come to terms with our loss privately."
--- End quote ---
Early on, that was screened unedited: the family tried to wave away questions and move back into the house but one voice called out "One question. Who are you?" and they had to say their names. Unbelievable. Not even an "excuse me" or a "would you mind telling us your names".

I hope the crassness will fade as people have more time to collect their thoughts and mind their words.

It's really good to have Bettermost to come home to, for us all to lick our wounds. Hugs to you all.

David In Indy:
Perhaps we should hug all our loved ones today and make certain they understand how much we love them. I think Heath would want us to do that. Because as we just found out today, we never know when the inevitable will strike.

I already told my daddy I love him.

And so......


{{{{{{BETTERMOST}}}}}

I love you guys!! :)

BBM-Cat:

--- Quote from: David on January 23, 2008, 02:28:03 am ---Perhaps we should hug all our loved ones today and make certain they understand how much we love them. I think Heath would want us to do that. Because as we just found out today, we never know when the inevitable will strike.

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Most definitely - such an irony, that the tragedy of BBM hits us even harder, and for real this time.

Penthesilea:
(((David))) Love you sweetheart.

((( all Brokies)))

dot-matrix:
Resquiat in Pace


Those whom the gods love die young
-- Homer's hymn to Apollo
Heath was a man's man, he was sensitive and kind, he was shy and retiring, he was a lover, a father, a son and a brother.  He was all the things he brought to his iconic role of Ennis Del Mar and so much much more.

I feel strongly that it is  appropriate and essential to note that Heath's portrayal of Ennis Del Mar in "Brokeback Mountain" was not merely unforgettable. It was intensely human and moving, also painful and difficult to deal with because his performance was so real and so true. Heath Ledger vanished and Ennis Del Mar came to life before our eyes.  Up there on the big screen, was a man we'd seen before; a gay man, a real person, this was not a joke. This was genuinely heartbreaking. And I do not believe any other actor his age could have done such great justice to Annie Proulx's tormented and tragic hero. Heath stated that he;

"took the time to investigate him and to discover what exactly his battles were. What was preventing him from expressing emotion and to love? And one of the conclusions I came to was that he's battling himself."

That is a measure of Heath’s  talent, young as he was. And his promise. And now that is gone forever but he will also live forever in every heart he touched and be forever beautiful and forever young.  Matilda may only have fleeting and vague memories of the man that was her father but his family and his films will keep him alive for her.

 :'(  {{{Big hugs to you all}}}

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