Goodbye to a True Talent

I remember getting really into acting about the same time Heath Ledger was in "The Patriot." I thought, man, that kid's amazing. After seeing "Monster's Ball", where he yielded leading roles to others for supporting ones in great movies among the more experienced, I thought- that's what I want to do. And later he was rewarded for all his education and humility with his great performance in "Brokeback Mountain". I didn't know him, I'm just another big fan. I can't think of anything really important to say...I'm just kinda shocked and wanted to say something. I'll miss so much the movies of his I'll never get to see. Rest in peace, you true, true talent.

Tyler

I have never actually felt sad about another actor's death, because with most of them even though it's awful that they die you expected that to happen with him and with Heath you didn't. I remember the first time I saw Knight's Tale and I loved that movie so much. I loved the way he looked and his acting. I finally seen 10 Thing's I Hate About You about 2 year's ago and it's one of my favorite movies ever. That's such a great movie and Heath was so great in it. He was so cute and such a great actor. It's going to be weird watching movies he was in before, or seeing him playing the Joker in the Batman and enjoying his previous movies and the new Batman movie without feeling sadness that he is gone and not keep on doing great acting like he had done. I hated it so much when they showed him being carried out on the stretcher in the body bag. That just made me feel so weird and so awful that the whole world is seeing that when they really shouldn't be seeing that of him. I feel so bad for his parent's, his sister, his friends, Michelle and his precious daughter Matilda. I don't know if his death bothered anybody yesterday, but really did bother me. I thought Tyler's blog on Heath was interesting and good.

The whole thing is so unexpected and heartbreaking...my thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends...

RIP...