REMEMBERING HEATH LEDGER 1979 - 2008
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Makeshift memorial in front of his apartment
on Broome Street - SoHo
on Broome Street - SoHo
Heath with fiancee Michelle Williams and daughter
Mathilda Rose
In an interview last year, he said:"...I feel good about
dying because I can live through her, but with the
same hand you don't want to die because you want
to be around for the rest of her life."
Mathilda Rose
In an interview last year, he said:"...I feel good about
dying because I can live through her, but with the
same hand you don't want to die because you want
to be around for the rest of her life."
Article & Photos
By Harilanto Razafindramiandra
Special thanks to Rich Schapiro from the Daily News
By Harilanto Razafindramiandra
Special thanks to Rich Schapiro from the Daily News
- Heath found dead at his apartment in SoHo 421 Broome Street on Tuesday Jan.22, 2008 at 3:30 pm.
- Makeshift Memorial displayed at his front door apartment.
- Kevin Frazier and Lara Spencer from Entertainment Tonight (ET!) were on the scene.
- Fans layed down flowers outside Heath's apartment.
- Frank E. Campbell funeral Home guarded by the NYPD.
- Dominic Carella, Manager Director of the funeral home, talking to the Daily News Staff writers.
- Mike Sheehan, Channel 5 reporter.
- Florist delivery.
- Reporters, Paparazzi...awaiting for family members and close friends.
- Friday Jan.25, 2008 Heath's body carried into a light-wood box and loaded into a cadillac hearse en route to LaGuardia Airport and flown to Los Angeles before laiding to rest in his hometown of Perth, Australia.
A native from Australia who became one of the greatest actor of his generation among Hollywood walk of fame wannabe passed away on Tuesday Jan.22, 2008 at his SoHo apartment on Broome Street after accidentally absorbing an inconsider-
able amount of insomnia and anxiety treating pills.
His death reminded us how unique, magnificient, gifted and brillant Heath was. His genius talent allowed him to nail each and every roles he was in, like his portrayal of Del Mar - the gay cowboy - in Brokeback Mountain most certainly an incoventionnal and risky role for his career but he delivered it so beautifully that the movie had become the best film of the year 2005. It was also on that set that he met Michelle Williams, the mother of his little girl Matilda Rose, his legacy, his greatest achievement as he extoled.
From his break out role in 1999 in "10 Things I hate about you" to his latest role as the Joker in the Batman installment series "The Dark Knight" to open in July, Heath remained that young humble men from Perth, Australia who despised the spotlight but ruled for a private life way far from Hollywood Hill to Boerum Hill in Brooklyn, New York.
On Friday Jan.25, 2008 Heath's body left the Frank E.Campbell Funeral Home on Madison Avenue en route to LaGuardia Airport and flown to Los Angeles for a private memorial service at Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery on Saturday Jan.26, 2008 before returning to his hometown of Perth, Australia for his burial at Karrakatta Cemetery on Feb.9, 2008.
His extraordinary presence, his seductive voice will be missed.
able amount of insomnia and anxiety treating pills.
His death reminded us how unique, magnificient, gifted and brillant Heath was. His genius talent allowed him to nail each and every roles he was in, like his portrayal of Del Mar - the gay cowboy - in Brokeback Mountain most certainly an incoventionnal and risky role for his career but he delivered it so beautifully that the movie had become the best film of the year 2005. It was also on that set that he met Michelle Williams, the mother of his little girl Matilda Rose, his legacy, his greatest achievement as he extoled.
From his break out role in 1999 in "10 Things I hate about you" to his latest role as the Joker in the Batman installment series "The Dark Knight" to open in July, Heath remained that young humble men from Perth, Australia who despised the spotlight but ruled for a private life way far from Hollywood Hill to Boerum Hill in Brooklyn, New York.
On Friday Jan.25, 2008 Heath's body left the Frank E.Campbell Funeral Home on Madison Avenue en route to LaGuardia Airport and flown to Los Angeles for a private memorial service at Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery on Saturday Jan.26, 2008 before returning to his hometown of Perth, Australia for his burial at Karrakatta Cemetery on Feb.9, 2008.
His extraordinary presence, his seductive voice will be missed.
Johnny Deep, Colin Farrell and Jude Law will step in to complete Heath's unfinished role in the movie "The Imaginarium of Dr.Parnassus" which is due for release next year, 2009.
Heath's unfinished role