Heath Ledger
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Heath and friends in The Imaginarium Of Dr. Parnassus trailer
Movie Trailer | Ali | 9th August 2009
Heath Ledger's final movie, Terry Gilliam's The Imaginarium Of Dr. Parnassus, looks like it could be something quite special indeed. Trailer embedded after the jump.
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The Dark Knight
Movie Review | Ali | 23rd July 2008
"Now, take this guy: armed robbery, double homicide. Got a taste for the theatrical, like you. Leaves a calling card." Before the casting rumours, the trailers, the endless posters, the death of Heath Ledger, the internet virals... before all that, way back in 2005, in the final moments of Batman Begins - that's when t...
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