Heath Ledger's Joker Diary | Too Young To Die | Broadview Pictures
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
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He only lived to be 28 years old. The news of Heath Ledger's death spread like wildfire. The first major Hollywood star to have died so young in the age of the Internet, his death deeply touched all of Hollywood as well as fans around the world. But Heath Ledger was a reluctant celebrity, a star that didn't really want to be one. By opting to play character roles in small films and declining major offers such as the leading role in "Spiderman", he deliberately made "unwise" choices and risked his career on several occasions. He was far more interested in the serious art of acting than in becoming famous as a Hollywood superstar.
The film traces Heath Ledger's evolution from the young Australian actor, who very early on displayed an enormous gift for acting, to the complex character actor he became, revealing above all an as yet unknown side to this multitalented actor: Beside his work as an actor, Heath Ledger was also a very talented photographer, created collages and produced innovative music videos. Film clips from Heath Ledger's films as well as interviews with his early school day friends, fellow artists from the film industry such as Terry Gilliam, and especially Heath Ledger's father paint a very personal picture of the century talent Heath Ledger.
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I love how old school he was. He cut magazines and comic books to complete HIS kind of Joker. In other words, he did his homework. I wish all actors would work like him. RIP Heathy! You are sooo missed :(
Ikr I am really surprised
This was before smart phones
@@TheRealAbraxas no it wasn't
@@TheRealAbraxaswho cares. The diary was much more helpful and effective than any smartphone could have been in his creative process.
@@srldwg I agree with you , but they shouldn't reveal this dairy , because this dairy was the cause of his death , AND HE WAS TOO YOUNG TO DIE WITH THAT TERRIFYING WAY. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I keep watching The Dark Knight just for the Joker scenes....man was he good...RIP Mr.Ledger.
Interesting how A Clockwork Orange seems to be a big influence to his role.
Its just the perfect mindset for the joker
Unsurprisingly.
It's awesome. Got Milk?
@@iamupinacloud😂😂😂
On the last page of he diary, Heath wrote "Goodbye". It was probably an on-going thing until the very last day of shooting when they wrapped it up and he probably keep piling on writing some more in his diary. The goodbye wasn't because he's ready to perform as a Joker, was probably after he finished performing as The Joker and he wrote sort of a goodbye to himself and the character but little did he know that it would go on to be a haunting send-off.
+Metamorpheus naah he didn't write "goodbye", he wrote "BYE BYE"
mralex070 wtf first of all nobody murdered him
0:14 "it's simple. kill the batman"
***** "Oh, you. You just couldn't let me go, could you? This is what happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object.
You are truly incorruptible, aren't you? HUH? You won't kill me out of misplaced sense of self-rightteaousness.
And i won't kill you because you're just too much fun.I think you and i are destined to do this forever."
J Mark "I think you and i are destined to do this forever" He was supposed to be in the Dark Knight Rises :'( RIP Heath
Yah man RIP Dark knight Rises would have been even better :L
Would be cool if that published this
Tainy Cantlie WEE NEED IT!!!!!!!!
Tainy Cantlie I just want some scans of it. I'm so intrigued by him having Clockwork Orange pics in there.
+eksyte ikr
I think it was said there was controversial topics and teams regarding heath in the book thus why it hasn't got published.
IXM360 did i say that? I want you to quote me on that.
He was such a brilliant actor. sad to see him go so early in life. His performance as the Joker will always be the best in Hollywood. Hard too beat such a brilliant performance.
"Only the good die young,only evil seems to live forever"- Iron Maiden
I love his "Things that make me laugh" List lol
solyentbrak1 What does it say?
Mudkip Syndrome Blonde babies, land mines aids.... beloved pets in ____ accidents... statistics, brunch, periodic table of the elements, and something to do with cases...
Jacob Overton It's "blind babies"
CTSFive oh damn...
Jacob Overton "beloved pets in bad road accidents"
And the other one might be "pervert cases"
The best Joker ever!
Hollyweed Enough with the comparison!
Luvie1980 there is no comparison. Heath will always be the best joker.
+yjakethaking254 nah, Mark Hamill. but for movies yeah. I'm glad to say that I never doubted heath ledger 's joker before the movie came out.
Amen. He is the best Joker ever.
I still think Hamill is the best, but that's my opinion.
No one yes no one will ever play the Joker as iconic as Heath did. Simply one of a kind.
We can do nothing except praising and remembering his unforgettable pieces of art especially the joker.
best joker ever we love you heath
What kind of people will dislike this video
Marvel fans actually respect the dead, asshole.
Batman
batman fans and triggered suicide squad fans
Not only have I seen his lines from _The Dark Knight_ handwritten by Heath Ledger himself, I kept noticing these three words "fish being gutted" appearing in some of the cutout pieces of paragraphs. I wonder how that did for his role. This is really brilliant stuff.
For everyone who wants to read the diary: just pause the video and make it full screen. Than you can see what heath wrote down there. It's his part of the dialog from the film. I guess we was playing with the pronounciation, that's why he underlined some of the words. Very interesting to see this because these are the words he's articulating with a special accentuation in the movie.
Also interesting to see that he wrote down the line "Like my mother always told me, when your(sic!) good at something don't do it for free" (0:15) which is missing before he says in the movie during the mob scene" If you're good at something never do it for free", which could be a hint that his mother was probably a prostitute.
It is kind of hilarious that Heath Ledgers Joker thinks "BRUNCH!" is funny. And it is when you really think about it :D But the rest of the list is disturbing
alice018923 that like myother always told me line is in the tdk script so maybe there were some changes about that line or something and i think that list of disturbing "funny" things is from a comic :) just for your interest
Heath's performance as the Joker was hands down one of the greatest performances of all time, in my opinion. He was magnetic in that role, and I doubt anyone will ever be able to top it. What's sad is that he was really just starting to show that he was capable of reaching that upper echelon of modern actors, amongst Day-Lewis, Christian Bale, Fassbender, and a few others. That being said, I do think with Jared Leto (another one of those guys in the upper echelon), the role is in good hands. And just keep in mind that when Heath was originally cast, people thought it was insane and it was going to be awful. Actually, if I remember correctly, the negative reaction for Heath was as bad or worse than it is for Leto, so that's something to think about as well. Moral of the story: don't judge things before actually giving it a shot. RIP Heath Ledger!
Damn, Ledger set the bar too high for the role that it's making everyone else that follows looks like they suck at it.
Why so serious?..
I NEED TO READ IT
ME TOO
+Grant Engel ME THREE
Amen.
I thought clockwork Orange was a big influence on health ledgers joker like like I was right.
***** The pictures from A Clockwork Orange are in the diary.
swagatron the terminator As well as Ichi The Killer
swagatron the terminator I've been wanting to get a tattoo with Ledger's Joker and Alex Delarge, and this only makes me want it even more. Amazing.
Martin Latour hahaha i missed the word looks, i should probably proof read stuff but i'm just too lazy to do so.
Okay, why is this video just now trending when it's been out for nearly two years now?
OldPervertedHerbert who cares its a good thing
OldPervertedHerbert Because of the League of Shadows
OldPervertedHerbert
maybe its so it wouldn't be overshadowed by the film,
also people needed time to grieve.
its about heath and not just the film he was in
OldPervertedHerbert beocuz mo poeple r wacthing now
***** the batman film he was in the last film he was in the one that was excellent the one that was among the highest grossing films of all time.
what the fuck do you think!
Some actors need to learn from this
Ledger = Legend!
Thank you for posting this video, its amazing!
Awesome to see his role was influenced by Alex DeLarge from A Clockwork Orange. They are similar in many ways when you think about it.
Oh my god.
The diary behind, quite possibly, the best played role of the 21st Century.
Would love if they published this diary
I would really want to see the whole diary. I wish they would release clear photos or something. It looks really interesting.
I love him so much. I was his fan at that moment...
Same here. Dude was something else.
00:10 "My psychological make-up is radically different to others" + "Everyone sees you all as the pathetic fools you really are?"
I love the cover of the diary. A young child with an elephant in the room. Symbolism!
Oh, I remember, Heath was in one Soviet (and someone else's, sorry, can't remember) film, he was a child, but he was acting really good. Still can't believe in his death... Oh, good people die young.
"Like my mother always told me, when you're good at something, don't do it for free" 0:17.
I had a lovely dream with Heath yesterday and i never know him i've watched recent movies of him on these days,i saw heath in a reunión talking and smoking with another people around him,he looked most younger at the time of his death,he has blond curly hair at the size of his neck with a nice jacket in black color, probably on the dream i just was someone that wants to know him,he just saw me to the distance with his friends and he just comes to me and the only he do was smile and that gives me a sensation of confort and happines,i know that heath was telling me that he's fine and those people around him could be his same family that are passing probably for a good moment of their life's, was a nice dream,i hope heath wherever he's now is in peace with himself.
Along with Tom Hardy in Bronson, I personally think it's the greatest performance of all time... Well done Mr Ledger.
He was a legend actor rip ...He was unique no one replace him
What I wouldn't give to be able to read that diary...
R.I.P Heath.
Hunter Frigault Just google it and there are plenty images of the some pages. Not all of it, but a few clear pages.
i would really love to go through this diary
Something so suspicious about his death, like ut feels so much information is censored like theyre hiding something with his involvement with "The Joker"
I wish I knew what was all in that diary.
@@edwardkumarkenway1875 whats wrong with you?
@@ladyjustice4820 Hey How you doing?
This book would sell for millions I respect the farther not showing all heaths private personal writings when he was becoming the joker even though I want to see it so bad
0:11 I always thought his laugh sounded like a Hyena
the best actor and joker
You're right about that!
Rest in Peace, Heath. You would have been amazing once again if you got to reprise your role as The Joker. Honestly, The Dark Knight Rises would've been a brilliant movie if you got to be in it :(
Crazy that he put that together himself. Legit looks like a psycho's diary with all the clipouts and ramblings. like something out of Se7en
Thats the point, Heath made that journal consist of things words and clipouts that the Joker might think is funny. It was made as a study of the character.
@@ladyjustice4820 A genius.
does anyone think it would be a cool idea if they released replica's of the journal like the way the did with Kurt Cobain's ???? I mean who wouldn't wanna buy that
who is Kurb? and what did they release?
Kurt Cobain. As in The lead singer and co-founder to the band Nirvana.
David Marrero. naw pal the other Kurt Cobain.... rehab
i would totally buy one!
He became the Joker💯🔥!
He was such a Great Actor!
#TheJokerGalaxy
James Holmes would be proud
He will be missed.Heath Ledger (1979-2008)R.I.P.
i mm biggģggg fan heath legen i salute grat perfomers joker heath legend
the best joker hands down
the best performance ever period.
I wish they’d release this
Such beautiful handwriting
i reallly wanna read that whole diary lol
Heath ledger really did become the joker...........
Please publish that book
Some of the sentences in the diary are what he said in the movie.
Very interesting
please share the diary please !
The vimeo-links don't work :-( Maybe just in Germany? Is there an alternative?
Nils Kern Dead link for me too
DAVID MATTOX vimeo.com/ondemand/17158
Nils Kern Use VPN, hola VPN for chrome is a good one.
Jai Verma Tania Twele Thanks, mates!
My condolences Mr.Ledger.
I think this movie kinda fucked him up in a way that ended up with him being dead.
He went to a dark place for a movie and it cost him his life. Not worth it
The Vimeo link says the page doesn't exist.
fix the vimeo link please. I really would like to watch this.
I wonder how much that diary would go for in an auction?
Some people think there's relevance between his death and his playing Joker; I disagree with the idea.
If Heath Ledger's playing the sociopathic villein Joker affected him and led him to eventually die, then every actor playing the similar role of sociopathic killer should be affected as well.
He's a great actor and he privately suffered from depression. That's it.
0:21 why so serious
I can't believe people blame this on "method acting". I don't think a role like the Joker can take you to such depths unless there is already an issue with your inner self... The "bye bye" thing looks to me like he farewelled the movie and character, not life itself... Ledger had just walked into a really big film for the first time, the things he saw production-wise amazed him the same as it would amaze me being in a production just like "Brokeback Mountain" as I ve never seen a Hollywood production up close. His character was pretty badass, he did a good job and he was thrilled, I understand that. It's amazing what people do to idolise someone or make money off of his death, family included. The poor guy had problems, it's obvious, I don't know what kind of problems exactly, but he had. If he was so much destroyed trying to understand the Joker, what can be said about Philip Seymour Hoffman and the parts he played? Instead, Hoffman is remembered as an unlucky junkie and Ledger is this "so immersed to his work actor". To this day, I still can't understand why there was all this "thing" about Ledger's death, even awarding him an Oscar, something that I believe would never have happened if he was alive. Thinking that he died after making a Batman film, just makes me feel this whole thing wrong. Jeez, it was just a Batman film, not some real story drama film about some crazy guy. The Joker is a fictional character, he's not someone you can read about his hideous crimes and then try to "be" him for your role, which I understand would be very "soul consuming". It looks like someone made a pretty good job in idolising him and make him not look like a junkie or a "drug person" in general. Hoffman, Jackson, Elvis, Cobain didn't have such luck. I guess they prefer a supposed suicide due to method acting than "oops, he overdosed", which is, in my opinion, the sad truth. What could be taken into account though, is that movies like Nolan's Batman need you up and ready all the time, like Dan Aykroyd using cocaine on the set of Blues Brothers when they had all night long filming. He was lucky he didn't develop a habit, he just did it for what it was, something to help him stay awake at work and with quick reflexes. Those movies often leave you with those habits, it was not the role, it was the 20 hour a day schedule probably. It's amazing what they make you do when they are paying in seven figure numbers. It's like they' re buying you. "Don't want the money mr. Ledger? It's ok, I know a bunch of others who do, including Jack Nicholson"... Poor guy...
This time, camera defocusing makes me annoyed..truly...
Alguien me puede decir donde se encuentra subtitulado??? x(
I wonder what the broke back mountain diary was like. 😂
Heeeath 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😢😢😢😢
It's sad that Heath's first ever film role was as a clown and then his last was clown-like too...
Interesting what made The Joker laugh, Aids, blind babies, pervert cases, it makes him seem more human now..
Complex brought me here
If there was an exact replica of this diary for sale like limited quantities you can bet your ass i'd buy one
What is this clip from?
0:20
"THINGS THAT MAKE ME LAUGH
...(?) babies
Landmines
AIDS
Beloved pets in bad road accidents
Statistics
...(?) Cases
BRUNCH
The Periodic Table of the Elements"
the dude clearly got problems.
RIP. Great actor.
BLIND BABIES YOU FAT GUCK
PENCIL CASES
If you look closely at the writing it's all of the jokers dialogue in the movie
Its just a movie, why do people put themselves through so much, he took an overdose by accident right ?
His Father mentioned that its typical for Heath to get immersed in every role that he's got..
NECESITO VER ESTO! DONDE LO PUEDO ENCONTRAR?
i think people are looking into the clockwork orange influence abit too much, the joker is a sociopathic character and alex from CO is one of the most famous literary symbols of violence for violences sake - i like the comparison personally, ironically humanises the joker from the cartoon adaptat
oh shit!!!... tears!!
He would be 36 this year. RIP
Il miglio joker di sempre e mai nessuno lo supererà.
Però dobbiamo dire anche grazie a Nolan che lo ha immaginato così
Anybody know where the "A joke so funny it makes you laugh your own intestines out" clip is from at 0:17? It kind of looks like Batman Beyond but I can't find anything definitive.
He REALLY became The Joker?!
m i only one who pause dis and try to read.
can that diary be published?
Have people just discovered the joker now...lol
someone please can tell me what edition of batman's comic appears on the 0:21?
Is that it 48 seconds xD
Justice League disliked this video
He invoked the persona of the joker and it was too much for him too handle. Be careful what you try to imitate.
Y el original video
Eminem Called It!!! The Joker killed Ledger and left (no) suicide note with his handwriting!!! Jack Nicholson got lucky that he didn't go nuts when he played the role and Mark Hamill only got to do the voice-over (still shocked BTW).
The joker killed Heath .
yes the fucking joker
Even Jack Nicholson experienced something nearing insanity. After Heath's death, he quotes "I didn't know him, but I knew those pills."
he put all he got into joker and he eventually became the joker. the whole world wants him back.
Dont worry heath also killed joker, no one will ever go near joker like heath do.