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If you're like me and didn't get to peek at the teaser for Terry Gilliam's The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus, at least you can whet your Gilliam appetite with a new image of Heath Ledger, which you can see a crop of on the right (and in its full glory over at Slashfilm). The image is certainly chilling, between the stern look, mask, and memories of what happened almost one year ago. I just hope that between the spectacular save with Johnny Depp, Jude Law, and Colin Farrell and the talents of Gilliam, that Ledger's death doesn't taint the film. I found it fairly easy to separate Ledger and the Joker in The Dark Knight, because it was all about darkness, angst, and eeriness. But this morality tale? My fingers and toes are crossed that the chill I get looking at this picture doesn't translate to the big screen. Ledger deserves a one-two amazing punch at the end of his career, and Gilliam deserves some luck. Don't you agree?Filed under: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Images Permalink | Email this | Comments

A Trailer for The Indigo King, the third book in the Chronicles of the Imaginarium Geographica by James A. Owen, published by Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, and imprint of Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing. Author: CBS Keywords: chronicles imaginarium geographica james owen dragon indigo king simon schuster book trailer Added: October 15, 2008

Christina Aguilera and Kanye West are to perform at the MTV VMAs - Amy Winehouse due at Bestival - It's the Big Brother final. Author: itn Keywords: lily cole heath ledger the imaginarium of doctor parnassus Added: September 5, 2008

Filed under: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fandom, Johnny Depp, Fan Rant While Heath Ledger's role as Joker in The Dark Knight might go down as his last (and greatest) complete role, technically his final performance will come in Terry Gilliam's The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus. In a weird way it's almost fitting that Gilliam -- who's been cursed for years now -- would wind up being the filmmaker to last work with Ledger. Not only has Ledger's next-to-last film broken almost every box office record to date, but folks are so afraid of a Gilliam flick that even with the marketing machine that is the death of Heath Ledger, Hollywood still doesn't want to go near Dr. Parnassus. A story in The Hollywood Reporter last week claims Ledger could be in a "position of having one of the biggest- grossing movies in Hollywood history out at the same time he's in a movie hunting for an domestic distribution deal." And the scary part of this is that when Ledger passed away, Hollywood heavyweights like Johnny Depp, Jude Law and Colin Farrell stepped in to finish the film for their deceased friend. With ALL THAT, it's still a risky movie to get behind. One "distribution guru" added, "For all the elements in this film, it is a Terry Gilliam picture, and as much as you want a movie of his to be good, you have to be careful." Poor Gilliam ... the guy just can't catch a break. Well, unless you want to see Dr. Parnassus. Wouldn't it be kinda spooky if one death helped revive another's career? If we, as an audience, had the ability to choose between the doom and gloom of mourning an actor's death or the light and joy that comes with helping a beloved filmmaker get back on track?Continue reading Fan Rant: We Want to See Heath Ledger's Last Film! Permalink | Email this | Comments

Filed under: Drama, Theatrical Reviews, The Weinstein Co., Cinematical Indie Movies about ex-convicts and their difficulty assimilating back into society generally begin with the prison release, during which the protagonist typically looks downright miserable. At first thought, I recall the opening of Vincent Gallo's Buffalo '66, which ironically exaggerates the hopelessness of post-incarceration by adding a lack of a public restroom to the list of things the former jailbird is without. But at the beginning of John Crowley's new film, Boy A, the titular young man being turned back into the world is high-browed and smiling from ear to ear. And this change from the expected norm really drew me into the film immediately. Perhaps the difference is that for most films about ex-cons, the hero doesn't have a very good chance at starting over. For "Boy A," however, there's a literal reinvention taking place. In the first scene, the young man (Andrew Garfield) sits with his caseworker, Terry (Peter Mullan), and discusses the details of his release, which include his receiving a new home, a new job and, most importantly, a new identity -- he chooses the name "Jack." Also, rather symbolically, Terry hands Jack a gift, a pair of sneakers that unintentionally represents the young man's ability to comfortably run away from his former life.Continue reading Review: Boy A Permalink | Email this | Comments

Entertainment News Brought to You By getthedaily.com - Your Online Source For News Today in entertainment: the fate of Heath Ledger's last project, plus how much scrilla is Heather Mills getting from her former Beatle and J.Lo's getting ready to pop! Hi everyone I'm andrea rene for get the daily.com, and I've got your entertainment update. In the wake of actor Heath Ledger's death, many rumors were floating around as to the fate of his last project that he was filming at the time of his death, "THe Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus." Some thought the movie would be scrapped, unable to be completed, but new word says that three actors have signed on the help complete the film. Johnny Depp, Jude Law, and Colin Farrel will all take on various roles in the film to help complete Heath's character, who enters several magical mirrors and now will exit a different person. Co-star Christopher Plummer said because of the magical nature of the movie, no one should notice anything out of the ordinary. Filming is slated to finish sometime this year with a 2009 theatrical release. Former Beatle Sir Paul McCartney had his last day in court Monday, well hopefully his last day, as he and ex-wife Heather Mills finalized their divorce settlement to the tune of $106 million dollars. She is one lucky lady! She didn't even have to earn that the hard way! If approved by the judge in their case, Mills will receive a $40 million dollar lump sum up front plus an additional $5 million per year until their daughter Beatrice turns 18. Mills originally wanted $160 million, but come on, wouldn't you be happy with 106? I would! But it is possible that the judge will rule that Mills should get upwards of that amount in which case, their could be an appeal. A strict confidentality agreement is attached to the deal and hopefully, after this we'll never have to hear about heather mills again! Jennifer Lopez is getting ready to pop! Recent pictures show the latina pop star's enormous baby belly, home to her and husband Marc Anthony's first children, a pair of twins. Rumors are criculating online that J.Lo and hubbie have checked in to the North Shore University Hospital where she has been holding a private room. And after she does finally give birth, it won't be much of a race to see who gets the first published pics of the little tikes, because People magazine is getting ready to pay out $4-6 million dollars for exclusive photo rights plus an additional $2 million for OK magazine to get international rights as well. WOWZA think of how many fancy diapers that will buy! That is your entertainment update. For get the daily.com, I'm Andrea Rene and I"ll see you next time.

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TMZ reported that 28 year-old Australian actor Heath Ledger who starred in Brokeback Mountain and Bob Dylan bio pic I'm Not There died in NY. The Academy Award nominee was found dead in his bed in one of his residences in Soho by his housekeeper at 3:35 PM ET today. Law enforcement sources told TMZ they believed it was not a crime. Heath Ledger has a two year old daughter Matilda Rose Ledger with Michelle WIlliams and stars as the Joker in the newest Batman installment The Dark Knight. Heath made his hollywood debut in 10 Things I Hate About You. He earned an Oscar nomination for his role as a gay cowboy in the film Brokeback Mountain. According to TMZ Alan Horn, President and COO of Warner Bros. and Jeff Robinov, President, Warner Bros. Pictures Group issued the following statment. The studio is stunned and devastated by this tragic news. The entertainment community has lost an enormous talent. Heath was a brilliant actor and an exceptional person. Our hearts go out to his family and friends. Here are the latest updates. Heath Ledger was not found at Mary Kate Olsen's apartment Body was found face down by masseusse and housekeeper. Sleeping pills were found by his bed. His family says his death was accidental and not a suicide. Police rule out foul play His family has made a public statement and asked for privacy. Drugs may have been involved in the actor's death.

Watch and Download the Dark Knight trailer WINDOWS EDITION | IPOD/IPHONE EDITION TMZ reports that 28 year-old Australian actor Heath Ledger who starred in Brokeback Mountain and Bob Dylan bio pic I'm Not There is dead. TMZ has learned that Academy Award nominee Heath Ledger has died in NY. He was found dead in his bed in one of his residences in Soho by his housekeeper at 3:35 PM ET today. Law enforcement sources tell TMZ they believe it was not a crime. Heath Ledger has a two year old daughter Matilda Rose Ledger with Michelle WIlliam and stars as the Joker in the newest Batman installment The Dark Knight. According to TMZ Alan Horn, President and COO of Warner Bros. and Jeff Robinov, President, Warner Bros. Pictures Group issued the following statment. The studio is stunned and devastated by this tragic news. The entertainment community has lost an enormous talent. Heath was a brilliant actor and an exceptional person. Our hearts go out to his family and friends. The New York Times reports the following. The actor Heath Ledger was found dead this afternoon in an apartment in Manhattan inhabited by the actress Mary-Kate Olsen, according to the New York City police. Signs pointed to a suicide or an accidental overdose, police sources said. Mr. Ledger was 28. At 3:31 p.m., a masseuse arrived at Apartment 5A in the building, at 421 Broome Street in SoHo, for an appointment with Mr. Ledger, the police said. The masseuse was let in to the home by a housekeeper, who then knocked on the door of the bedroom Mr. Ledger was in. When no one answered, the housekeeper and the masseuse opened the bedroom and found Mr. Ledger naked and unconscious on a bed, with pills scattered around his body. They shook him, but he did not respond. They immediately called the authorities. The police do not suspect foul play. Officials said they believed Ms. Olsen, 21, was in California and said it was not clear how long or why Mr. Ledger had been in her apartment. Mary Kate Olsen attended the Sundance Film Festival premiere of her film The Wackness. As news of Mr. Ledger’s death made its way across the Internet, the Police Department issued a fairly terse summary of the death: “ON TUESDAY, 01/22/08, AT APPROXIMATELY 1530 HOURS, IN THE CONFINES OF THE 5 PRECINCT, POLICE RESPONDED TO 421 BROOME STREET AND FOUND A M/W/28 UNCONSCIOUS. THE VICTIM WAS PRONOUNCED DOA AT THE SCENE. M.E.’S OFFICE TO DETERMINE THE CAUSE OF DEATH. INVESTIGATION CONTINUES.” (source) Heath Andrew Ledger was born in Perth Australia in 1979. He made his hollywood debut starring in the romantic teen comedy 10 Things I Hate About You. He also starred in A Knight's Tale, Monster's Ball, Lords of Dogtown, Casanova and Brokeback Mountain. Heath and his co-star Jake Gyllenhal received Oscar nominations for their portrayal of two gay cowboys in the Brokeback Mountain. Heath Ledger met his ex-girlfriend Michelle Williams during the filming of Brokeback Mountain. Heath and his sister Emily were named after the characters in Emily Bronte's romance novel Wuthering Heights. Heath was named on of People Magazine's most beautiful people in 2001. His last film The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus is due to be released in 2009. UPDATE: THE NYPD CONFIRMED TO TMZ THAT HEATH LEDGER WAS NOT AT AN APARTMENT OWNED BY MARY-KATE OLDEN WHEN HE DIED. HEATH LEDGER'S BODY REMOVED FROM THE BUILDING HEATH LEDGER'S PROPHETIC FINAL INTERVIEW ABOUT DEATH THE DARK KNIGHT TRAILER Heath Ledger talks about the Joker

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On today's Dave's Hollywood Minute: Writers Guild strike scheduling, Meryl Streep, Amy Adams, "Julie & Julia", Heath Ledger, Terry Gilliam, "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus", and Jennifer Lopez.