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Tak, ale pamiętam stosunek Heatha do małżeństwa...

Laura_Wallace napisał:

Tak, ale pamiętam stosunek Heatha do małżeństwa...

no cóż, jak się znajdzie odpowiednia osobę to mozna zmienić zdanie nawet najbardzije radykalne Very Happy

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coś na ten temat z wp
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bb napisał:

coś na ten temat z wp
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Toteż włąsnie stamtąd skopiowałam Very Happy

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Ależ Ty czujna, już po minucie odpowiedź? Shocked

bb napisał:

Ależ Ty czujna, już po minucie odpowiedź? Shocked

Akurat tak się trafiło, że zajrzałam Very Happy

A tak przy okazji witam nowego Forumowicza!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Witam. Forumowicz do tej pory ukryty, ale już nie taki nowy. Smile

bb napisał:

Witam. Forumowicz do tej pory ukryty, ale już nie taki nowy. Smile

Witaj, bb! Smile

Alma napisał:

Laura_Wallace napisał:

Tak, ale pamiętam stosunek Heatha do małżeństwa...

no cóż, jak się znajdzie odpowiednia osobę to mozna zmienić zdanie nawet najbardzije radykalne Very Happy

Masz rację, w sumie to tak się tylko zastanawiam. Zaskoczyła mnie ta wiadomość, bo pamiętam jak Heath mówił, że nie potrzebuje formalizować swojego związku. Ale już pomijając to, bardzo się cieszę z tej informacji, bo to tylko potwierdza, jak bardzo im na sobie zależy, i na małej. Smile

Najpierw prosze bez krzyków - ta pani na zdjęciu to jego siostra (ja ją widzę po raz pierwszy więc od razu informuję...)

A teraz:

Heath Ledger Scoops Double Honors At The Annual AFI Awards Ceremony

The Australian Film industry finally honored Heath Ledger's achievement when the AFI awarded him International Best Actor for his groundbreaking role as Ennis del Mar in Ang Lee's Brokeback Mountain. Heath also won the News Limited Reader's Choice Award, an accolade bestowed upon him by the voting public of Australia. Heath, back in his homeland for the first time since the filming of Candy, joked with presenter Daniel Radcliffe, saying: "This film just won't go away!" He thanked Annie Proulx and Ang Lee, and added that the best things he had gotten out of Brokeback Mountain were his two girls, ie his partner, Michelle Williams and his daughter, Matilda Rose Ledger.

Geoffrey Rush later introduced Heath as the presenter of the Best Direction Award, calling him a 'valiant and mercurial film artist.' Heath's date for the evening was his older sister, Kate Ledger. The AFI Awards, held in Melbourne tonight (7th December) are the Australian film and television industry's longest running and most prestigious awards ceremony. Now in their 48th year, the AFI Awards focus both industry and public attention on the best in Australian film and television productions, and are recognized internationally.

Sex, drugs and artsy roles
San Jose Mercury News

December 04, 2006

I still feel like it's a character I've never done before He was in line to become Hollywood's next top romantic lead, a blossoming hunk primped for mainstream superstardom.

Australian actor Heath Ledger seemed positioned as next 'it' boy after such box-office hits as 'The Patriot' in 2000 and 'A Knight's Tale' in 2001. But when most of his contemporaries were struggling with college midterms, Ledger was doing the unthinkable: abandoning a surefire film career for one dotted with commercially risky roles.

This conscious change in course perhaps culminated in 'Brokeback Mountain,' for which Ledger received a 2006 Oscar nomination for his portrayal of a ranch hand secretly in love with a bull rider (Jake Gyllenhaal).

Now Ledger, 27, has taken on another audience-testing role in 'Candy,' a dark memoir about a young couple locked in a death tango with heroin. The film, which also stars Geoffrey Rush and Abbie Cornish, opens Dec. 15 in the Bay Area.

'I think it was more or less the time I decided to take my career into my own hands,' Ledger says in a phone interview from a New York hotel room. 'I felt like it was a little out of my control. I'm happy I made that choice. I feel less like a product and more like someone who is kind of devoted to telling stories about all walks of life.'

In 'Candy,' Ledger plays Dan, a poet who falls for a striking young art student (Cornish). Their passion for one another becomes entangled with an all-consuming need for heroin, which inevitably envelops their relationship.

Co-star and fellow Australian Rush is familiar with embracing such edgier parts. Along with playing Barbossa, Johnny Depp's bane in the 'Pirates of the Caribbean' series, he plays Casper, Dan and Candy's impish dandy of a drug mentor.

By working on 'Candy,' a small Australian film that has only a limited release in the United States, Ledger continues to bravely buck industry expectations, Rush says.

'He was kind of taken on as bright new face and branded as a certain kind of matinee idol,' Rush says. 'I'm very much aware that he wants to deepen the experience of his curriculum vitae. And I think he's been quite radical in laying down some pipe work for a healthy, unpredictable but interesting career.'

Ledger chose to work on Candy not only because it plunged into territory of such unfamiliar darkness; the movie, shot in Sydney, also gave him the rare opportunity to make a film in his homeland. As a result, it was his first film in eight years where he didn't have to affect an accent. But there were unexpected challenges in shooting such a bleak film.

(Spoiler alert! The following two paragraphs give away a key scene in 'Candy.')

About a month before Ledger began working on 'Candy,' he learned that girlfriend and 'Brokeback' co-star Michelle Williams was pregnant with their daughter, Matilda. Such happy news suddenly turned unnerving when the actor filmed a scene in which Dan cradles the bloodied body of his stillborn baby.

'I just kept running back and calling Michelle,' Ledger says. 'It was horrible. I feared I was jinxing our own birth. I felt so freaked out holding this prosthetic bloody dead baby in my hands.'

Ledger says Matilda, who celebrated her first birthday in October, 'is just this brilliant little person who's so full of life and so smart and so happy.'

Within two years of catching the attention of American audiences in '10 Things I Hate About You' in 1999, Ledger's performance in the racially charged 'Monster's Ball' set the tone for his choices in often offbeat, art-house movies. Such films as 'Ned Kelly' and 'The Brothers Grimm' followed suit.

In his next film, Todd Haynes' 'I'm Not There,' he plays one of seven characters who embody an aspect of Bob Dylan's life and work -- hardly the stuff of multiplexes.

Though he appears to be following singing songwriter Neil Young's career path of forsaking the middle of the road for the ditch -- leading to the rougher but far more interesting ride -- Ledger hasn't completely turned his back on popcorn movies. He will play the Joker in 'The Dark Knight,' Christopher Nolan's follow-up to 'Batman Begins,' which begins shooting in March.

The actor says that in spite of the box-office potential of 'Knight,' he's intrigued more by the role, which he describes as a 'pure anarchist.'

'I still feel like it's a character I've never done before,' he says, 'and I'm going to be donning a mask. I'm not really thinking about the commercial consequences. Maybe I should be. But at this point, it's just an exciting next step.'

`Candy'

Rated R, for pervasive depiction of drug addiction, disturbing images, language, sexual content and nudity

Cast Heath Ledger, Geoffrey Rush, Abbie Cornish, Garry McDonald

Director Neil Armfield

Screenplay Neil Armfield and Luke Davies, based on the novel 'Candy,' by Davies

Running time One hour, 48 minutes

Potajemny ślub Heatha Ledgera

Ledger i Michelle Williams prawdopodobnie wzięli w tajemnicy ślub.

Słynna para, która ma 14-miesięczną córkę Mathildę, wystąpiła o zezwolenie na ślub już w listopadzie ubiegłego roku (06), a ostatnio na palcu Ledgera pojawiła się obrączka ślubna.

„Heath był na spacerze z małą Mathildą i na jego serdecznym palcu było widać obrączkę”, donosi gazeta „New York Post”.

Australijski aktor i gwiazda serialu "Jezioro marzeń" poznali się w 2004 roku na planie filmu "Tajemnica Brokeback Mountain".

„Heath i Michelle cenią swoją prywatność. Jeżeli zdecydują się na ślub, ceremonia z pewnością będzie cicha i odbędzie się w miejscowym kościele, a potem wybiorą się z rodziną i przyjaciółmi na małe przyjęcie w River Cafe”, powiedział znajomy pary w listopadzie, kiedy media doniosły, że Ledger i Williams odebrali pozwolenie na zawarcie związku małżeńskiego

Alma napisał:

Potajemny ślub Heatha Ledgera

Ledger i Michelle Williams prawdopodobnie wzięli w tajemnicy ślub.

Słynna para, która ma 14-miesięczną córkę Mathildę, wystąpiła o zezwolenie na ślub już w listopadzie ubiegłego roku (06), a ostatnio na palcu Ledgera pojawiła się obrączka ślubna.

„Heath był na spacerze z małą Mathildą i na jego serdecznym palcu było widać obrączkę”, donosi gazeta „New York Post”.

Australijski aktor i gwiazda serialu "Jezioro marzeń" poznali się w 2004 roku na planie filmu "Tajemnica Brokeback Mountain".

„Heath i Michelle cenią swoją prywatność. Jeżeli zdecydują się na ślub, ceremonia z pewnością będzie cicha i odbędzie się w miejscowym kościele, a potem wybiorą się z rodziną i przyjaciółmi na małe przyjęcie w River Cafe”, powiedział znajomy pary w listopadzie, kiedy media doniosły, że Ledger i Williams odebrali pozwolenie na zawarcie związku małżeńskiego

Mały komentarz - tak powinny wyglądać śluby..... Choc jedna para aktorska bierze ślub dla siebie a nie dla publiczności. W każdym bądź razie ja wole ciche śluby i taki mi sie podoba

Też mi się to podoba. H. Ledger jest mało medialny i to jest fajne. J. Gyllenhaal jest raczej medialny i to też jest fajne.