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Ellemeno:
--- Quote from: Mikaela on December 03, 2008, 07:42:33 am ---I've never seen these pictures before, I think. Thank you for posting them, Chrissi. :)
*sigh*
Don't take this the wrong way - just seems this is my day for being contrary. Hope y'all will forgive me.
When were these pictures taken - late 2007? I don't think he looks hot in the good sense of the word - it's probably quite a lot of useless hindsight on my part, but - this was the phase where he really started looking worn out and stressed out and dishevelled and was showing up nilly-willy on celebrity-type events on both sides of the Atlantic like this one wearing the same clothes (when did he start attending fashion shows all on his own?) and didn't look to be getting enough sleep or being in a really healthy place.
Given that we now know what kind of troubles he must have had sleeping and coping, in order to be using the drugs he was taking... it actually kind of pinches my heart to see these pictures.
"Well, look at the bright side: If everyone was as stick thin as that gal, the cloth resources of the world would last much longer, and the environment would be spared!"
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Exactly. And I think if we look back on this thread we were even expressing concern then. I was.
BTW, the guy on the other side of Heath is Michael Stipe of REM, and I'm guessing that this was the same day that the photos of Heath wearing the upside down big glasses were taken.
Chrissi, these were a wonderful find. Thank you. :-*
Ellemeno:
Here are three of us expressing concern in early Sep 2007:
--- Quote from: serious crayons on September 09, 2007, 04:59:17 pm ---Well, here's another unsettling theory. He's no doubt been under a huge amount of emotional strain lately for all the obvious reasons. Maybe this is sort of his way of acting out -- a kind of "Oh, f'ck it all!" response, almost semi-self-destructive. I mean, he's not just underdressed for an awards ceremony. He's not even committing a small rebellious act, like wearing Converse high-tops with a tuxedo. He's out-and-out absurdly dressed.
All the outfits we've snarked about in the past, the Smurf hat, the too-small jackets, the red sunglasses, etc., all seem like sincere choices that just happened to be unflattering. But this! This is like giving the finger to all those really-dressed-up people on the red carpet with him.
If it's a self-destructive kind of act, I feel bad for him. But the bright side is that there are far worse ways to self-destruct than wearing red-striped socks.
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--- Quote from: Mikaela on September 09, 2007, 05:04:17 pm ---That's why I'm hoping this weird clothes ensemble isn't just the outward tell-tale sign of some even more unsettling self-destructive behaviour. I think it was the vest buttoned askew that got me to worrying about that, especially, - even more than those socks.*sigh*
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--- Quote from: Shasta542 on September 09, 2007, 05:09:15 pm ---I love you, Heath.
He's going thru a hard time in his private life--he needs support. He is most likely exhausted from his grueling time on the Dark Knight set, as well. He should have stayed at home and rested that night, I think.
I have done things in the throes of a depressiion that I would not have done otherwise--just--no one cared if I did it or not. He's in the public spotlight, so his bad behavior gets chronicled.
to Heath.
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Ellemeno:
The first photo appears that worried me:
--- Quote from: MaineWriter on September 11, 2007, 01:46:24 pm ---Heath is back in New York City. He has returned from Venice. And he has been spotted at various Fashion Week events! LOL...what irony! He is still wearing his yellow tee-shirt...
L
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--- Quote from: Ellemeno on September 11, 2007, 10:49:50 pm ---The tonsorial seems like a clue to possible depression, I was thinking. And the not changing his sartorialness. Though I admit I hadn't come up with "tonsorial" in my thought process. :)
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--- Quote from: southendmd on September 13, 2007, 08:38:56 am ---
"Heath Ledger's comb-over with Debbie Harry..."
Ouch!
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--- Quote from: LauraGigs on September 13, 2007, 12:14:31 pm ---
Maybe the S/Hell shirt is referring to the oil fields on his head . . . Is that where Kurt got his job?
(I didn't mean that. I love you Heath!!) :-*
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Ellemeno:
And a wonderful video I just found again, while looking back at that time in this thread:
[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fCQOD3qo1I[/youtube]
MilAn:
--- Quote ---THERE is a scene in the new Hollywood blockbuster Twilight director Catherine Hardwicke finds impossible to watch without shedding a tear.
Tears rolled down her face when she shot the scene. Again in the quiet and darkness of the editing booth.
The emotional trigger has nothing to do with the storyline of Twilight or the acting by the young cast.
The scene takes place in a rugged, forest region of Oregon in the US north-west and it was while scouting the location on January 22 that Hardwicke heard her beloved friend, Heath Ledger, was dead.
"We were in a van scouting," Hardwicke, her eyes moistening again and hands trembling slightly, told AAP during an interview in a suite in Los Angeles' Beverly Wilshire Hotel.
"Someone's phone rang. They answered it and I instantly realised something was wrong with the reaction.
"It was very strange. The person said: 'OK, I won't say anything'.
"I said: 'What was that about?' and they said: 'We don't even know if it is true. There's rumours Heath has passed away'.
"Then one second later my cell phone rang and it didn't stop ringing."
Hardwicke, a 53-year-old California director whose breakthrough was the 2003 independent drama, Thirteen, cast Ledger as the lead of her 2005 film, Lords of Dogtown, set on the Los Angeles beaches of Santa Monica and Venice.
The director soon received confirmation the rumours were true.
Ledger had died from an accidental overdose of prescription painkillers and anti-depressants in his Manhattan apartment.
"Everybody who worked on Dogtown called because they all loved Heath," Hardwicke said.
"To all of the kids, Emile Hirsch and Victor Rasuk, Heath was their mentor. They all freaked out beyond despair.
"For me, I can't really watch the one scene in Twilight where I received that call.
"That's where I heard that news. It is my one little thing. My moment.
"To hear about someone you love, someone so magical, passing like that, was just crushing."
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