Heath Ledger was a beautiful human being and a phenomenal actor one of the best ever why is he one of the best ever? because in the span of 4 years he gave 2 once in a lifetime performances powehouse performances and he was only getting started imagine what he could have done in these 16 years scary to think about, RIP Heath you were such a special talent
Born and raised around men exactly like Ennis, Ledger’s performance sent and continues to send chills over me. It’s like being plunged back into that world as if I’d never left it, one I’d fought hard to escape. That a young Australian actor could profoundly inhabit that skin while giving a showstopping performance is a singularity in cinematic history. His loss at such an early age is a tragedy so unthinkable, the mind boggles.
@@jkcliff2956 We're so alike in that. A few years before my father died, a lifelong rodeo cowboy/rancher, we had a big family Thanksgiving and as he said grace, he burst out weeping. Nobody at the table said a word, not then or ever after. I have it on video and can't watch it nor give it to anyone in my family to watch. They wouldn't if I did.
I fell in love with Heath from "A Knight's Tale." While it was an amazing ensemble cast, obviously the leading man anchored the film, brought it to life, made it real or at least compelling. Then there was "The Patriot," where he was excellent while not over-shadowing the leading man (Mel's character). His most amazing performance, as much as I love Brokeback Mountain, is as the Joker. "Health" disappeared and for most of the movie, he was unrecognizable. You can catch glimpses of Heath, but it's just that. It was one of the most amazing transformations I have ever seen. The menace when he appeared at the mob meeting put my neck hairs on end.
Don't get me wrong, he was a talented actor but it was also fairly good writing, a unique subject for its time period, and a private southern scenario played out on the big screen.
He definitely did "physicalize" Ennis' battles. Few words spoken yet so much was said. That's brilliant acting. Thank you, Heath. Your work lives on forever.
I always think about the part where Linda Cardelinni sees him alone at the bar after their failed relationship and she doesn’t understand why he acts the way he does and he just doesn’t even know why himself but he just can’t reveal to anyone that he has these repressed homosexual feelings inside. It’s just really sad
Michelle played Alma so well, if you pause for a while to consider everything from her perspective. The pain 🤧 ... Of course, Heath and Jake were masterful. RIP Heath. See to my younger brother wherever souls go after life. 💔❤️🩹
There are some people in this world that can’t see the bigger picture. They only focus on the little things. He was able to see how important telling the story was for a multitude of reasons. He was also able to see that him taking this role and doing well would change his career drastically. One could also argue that he might not have been offered the role in Batman if he hadn’t have excepted this role and knocked it out of the park.
It hurts every time. Ennis del Mar is a work of Art crafted by multiple authors. With the face of Heath Ledger eternal. Every time hurts seeing him. Such is Art.
This story was also a part of history. The lives of those who lived in the past and how huge the struggle was and remains bc of close-minded prejudices. I loved the whole film. Necessary, wonderful and loving.
Brokeback Mountain is an incredible movie, it’s so very sad how these men were never able live the life they wanted to and how much it effected their lives.
after watching the movie for the first time today, i realized how much it opened the door for films like moonlight & call me by your name. it was amazing to watch.
I cry my eyes out whenever ı watch Brokeback Mountain.Both because of the storyline and because the world lost Heath Ledger.The sweetest soul on earth rest in peace.♥
Irony was every good actor was auditioning for that role back then. Just funny how the interviewer said why did u pick that role. Roles especially back then good writing is what actors look for. So it would have been like a gem in a coal mine. Especially attached to a good director as well.
I absolutely love the film. The story is beautiful, the feelings were authentic, the characters were believable...you forget the 2 guys were gay....you remember they loved each other. Both actors were superb...Michelle Williams was brilliant...Anne Hathaway's character I did not like as much but I loved her performance during the last photo call. Loved Jack's parent's acting...so real. There was so much emotion throughout the movie. One of the best movies I've ever seen -in the league of Shawshank Redemption.
@@leticiamv i think their point is you are focused on the love and not the fact that they are gay, kind of like when you see a love story about 2 straight people, you dont think about them being straight, its just a story of two people who love eachother.
@@minigiant8998 but its sad to think about though Heath could have given so many more groundbreaking performances in these past 16 years guy was a special talent and DDL would agree
I notice that he never makes eye contact here - and he is very quiet and shy. Very interesting how his character as the Joker and here in Brokeback Mountain he's very different to who he really is.
My heart to Heath, I believe he struggled inside. He enjoyed the movie . He took the part for a reason. I believe he felt a strong connection. Something he wanted and perhaps He felt comfortable to become a gay man . With the feelings and emotions he had for a man, he suppressed with drugs and alcohol. He wanted to open up, but dealt with What family and friends would says. ❤ you Heath. Wish u would have reached out and got help.
Grew up with men like Ennus, straight but like Ennus homophobic steeped lazily in the traditions it’s a safe place. Wordless, almost speechless, sullen introverted, frighteningly explosive like nitro when they finally do….” Still waters run deep!
TREB☘️L 🍀🍀🍀🍀 Lo DIVINO anida en el ALMA. Lo VERDE y ESPERANZADOR en la MIRADA del CORAZÓN. La imagen resplandece encuadrada sin retorno... Una conciencia deliberada en certezas que enseñan. Cuando los prodigios abundan, las simplezas sostienen y fundamentan. Basta sentir en espíritu la simplicidad de unidad que alberga la dicha de ser verdadero. Christie Lavandeira 31/05/2024
i'm not a consumer of motion pictures really but i do like to watch interviews with actors... they are generally pretty articulate and interesting people. don't get that feeling at all from HL here. too nervous?
A disappointing, unimpressive interview because of Charlie Rose... he just is not that into it ... he doesnt have any of his own sense of or real familiarity with this film... the interview has no flow bor depth... its awkward and tedious to watch.
I disagree. I think Charlie Rose gives lots of space for Heath to speak and explain things his own way. I find the vibe pretty calm and thoughtful and not tedious at all. Heath usually feels nervous, that is completely understandable. (Many ppl would be in that situation, especially ND ppl). Maybe that is what you are perceiving as awkwardness.
@@berzerlelYou hit the nail on the head. This is the first time that I have seen someone write what I thought. Heath very well could have been (and definitely displays traits of ND) Charlie did an amazing job interviewing him. Being ND myself, I can relate and connect to the deep, insightful, emotional, beautifully creative, beautilfully expressed, and thoroughly thoughtful responses Heath gave to the inquiries that Charly Rose presented to him. The statement that "Words are more restrictive" was beautiful and profound. Also, "Enis had never been attracted to men before, and probably not even women. These were 2 SOULS that fell in love" The way that he can see Ang Lee's previous movies and get a strong emotional sense of Ang, is an ability that I believe most people just don't have. His way of seeing the world and his expressions showing the depth in which he sees it, other people, and even his perception of his art is beyond beautiful. (from observing and listening to him in interviews - I mean that is all anyone who has never met him has - Stating the obvious, I know, but the genuine nature of people like Heath comes through more in interviews then others not like him.)
Ledger is a handsome young man who has been exploited by the secret men to promote a way of life that fights against nature and is covered in a charming and stunning robe. You could have lived your short life better, Heath.
Ennis would have never experimented with homosexuality if it wasn’t for Jack… so it was a hate he felt for him that I got throughout the film… like he was a trojan in his life a virus… 🦠 Ennis and Alma would have been married… Jack was toxic…
What are you talking about? No one turns gay, Jack wasn't toxic, they just got together and discovered they loved each other, He didn't accept this because of the way he was raised by his father, there's no villain in this, Ennis didn't really like Alma, he treated her in a very hostile way.
@@ChristopherIGomes Are the actors also wrong? Because that's what they say too, it's a love story, they two discover each other, Jack didn't force Enis to be gay lol I'm sorry if you're a sad gay who didn't find love and hate this.
I'm gay and jack was a stereotypical gay man, why straight men hate gay men who try to hit on them. Either freeze to death or take a warm tent with a catch. How is that tent so damn warm while it's freezing outside lol. There's unfortunately a dark side to this movie about someone pure and they use the symbol of a sheep being hunted by a wolf. Ennis says in the beginning of the film that he was a virgin and later on in the film he tells his daughter that he's no angel with wings... because Jack a classic name for the devil made him a sinner. I relate too much to Ennis but unlike him I would never try to act straight only for it to explode in your face, especially with kids. Sometimes I think like he feels maybe he should have just froze to death.
Heath Ledger was a beautiful human being and a phenomenal actor one of the best ever why is he one of the best ever? because in the span of 4 years he gave 2 once in a lifetime performances powehouse performances and he was only getting started imagine what he could have done in these 16 years scary to think about, RIP Heath you were such a special talent
Simply a master at his craft … such a loss to the art world
Yes, he was a great painter with paint
Heath Ledger was pretty great too
Yes
Love his accent ❤
Born and raised around men exactly like Ennis, Ledger’s performance sent and continues to send chills over me. It’s like being plunged back into that world as if I’d never left it, one I’d fought hard to escape. That a young Australian actor could profoundly inhabit that skin while giving a showstopping performance is a singularity in cinematic history. His loss at such an early age is a tragedy so unthinkable, the mind boggles.
Beautiful film gone to soon sad ❤
I grew up on a ranch with a family of guys just like that. No emotion could be shown even when it was so needed.
@@jkcliff2956 We're so alike in that. A few years before my father died, a lifelong rodeo cowboy/rancher, we had a big family Thanksgiving and as he said grace, he burst out weeping. Nobody at the table said a word, not then or ever after. I have it on video and can't watch it nor give it to anyone in my family to watch. They wouldn't if I did.
It was this movie here, when most of us saw just how talented Heath really was.
I fell in love with Heath from "A Knight's Tale." While it was an amazing ensemble cast, obviously the leading man anchored the film, brought it to life, made it real or at least compelling. Then there was "The Patriot," where he was excellent while not over-shadowing the leading man (Mel's character). His most amazing performance, as much as I love Brokeback Mountain, is as the Joker. "Health" disappeared and for most of the movie, he was unrecognizable. You can catch glimpses of Heath, but it's just that. It was one of the most amazing transformations I have ever seen. The menace when he appeared at the mob meeting put my neck hairs on end.
@@shannonmcstormy5021I mean threat.
Don't get me wrong, he was a talented actor but it was also fairly good writing, a unique subject for its time period, and a private southern scenario played out on the big screen.
@jimmorrison4ever529 great everything, director,actors writing just everything ❤
He definitely did "physicalize" Ennis' battles. Few words spoken yet so much was said. That's brilliant acting. Thank you, Heath. Your work lives on forever.
I always think about the part where Linda Cardelinni sees him alone at the bar after their failed relationship and she doesn’t understand why he acts the way he does and he just doesn’t even know why himself but he just can’t reveal to anyone that he has these repressed homosexual feelings inside. It’s just really sad
We lost him too soon but he will be forever remember for roles like Ennis Del Mar in Brokeback Mountain and the Joker in the Dark Knight.
RIP Heath, you were truly a gifted and beautiful soul, inside and out! We all miss you!
Heath is so uncomfortable, yet candid and precise. So awkward yet so concise.
I agree, and saw a man with very understated intelligence
My type 😿
We will miss Heath Ledger forever.
Michelle played Alma so well, if you pause for a while to consider everything from her perspective. The pain 🤧 ... Of course, Heath and Jake were masterful. RIP Heath. See to my younger brother wherever souls go after life. 💔❤️🩹
One of the most beautiful movie and performance Ive seen. All time favorite
I need to watch
We Miss him, rest in peace
RIP
Once in a life time actor.
There are some people in this world that can’t see the bigger picture. They only focus on the little things. He was able to see how important telling the story was for a multitude of reasons. He was also able to see that him taking this role and doing well would change his career drastically. One could also argue that he might not have been offered the role in Batman if he hadn’t have excepted this role and knocked it out of the park.
It hurts every time. Ennis del Mar is a work of Art crafted by multiple authors. With the face of Heath Ledger eternal. Every time hurts seeing him. Such is Art.
An intelligent man....
This story was also a part of history. The lives of those who lived in the past and how huge the struggle was and remains bc of close-minded prejudices.
I loved the whole film. Necessary, wonderful and loving.
I could listen to his voice all day.
Rest in Paradise, Heath. We miss you 🙏💟
Michelle Williams is an amazing Actress. Her performances are always so good. I love her vulnerability and dedication.
The best all time performance by an actor in one of the most touching movies ever. Thank you so much Heath
Brokeback Mountain is an incredible movie, it’s so very sad how these men were never able live the life they wanted to and how much it effected their lives.
Just seeing this for the first time... love this man. I wish Charlie would quit interrupting Heath tho....
He was indeed a brilliant actor.
thank you to this interviewer, he kept it professional with no insensitive jokes or annoying comments, well done
such an articulate guy, amazing
Great artist actor
Best movie ever...Thank you Ennis and Jack you will stay 4ever in my ❤...RIP devrait Heath😢
after watching the movie for the first time today, i realized how much it opened the door for films like moonlight & call me by your name. it was amazing to watch.
I cry my eyes out whenever ı watch Brokeback Mountain.Both because of the storyline and because the world lost Heath Ledger.The sweetest soul on earth rest in peace.♥
Damn I didn’t know he had this accent
His accent is amazing
@@michellenoel8510 yeah i know right! He's Australian,his accent and voice are amazing😍
He was the very best.
Irony was every good actor was auditioning for that role back then. Just funny how the interviewer said why did u pick that role. Roles especially back then good writing is what actors look for. So it would have been like a gem in a coal mine. Especially attached to a good director as well.
One of my favorite romance movies! ❤
16:00 this is such a profound statement. I needed to hear it.
Can’t believe this is the same guy amazing actor great talent RIP
Broke back mountain ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I absolutely love the film. The story is beautiful, the feelings were authentic, the characters were believable...you forget the 2 guys were gay....you remember they loved each other. Both actors were superb...Michelle Williams was brilliant...Anne Hathaway's character I did not like as much but I loved her performance during the last photo call. Loved Jack's parent's acting...so real. There was so much emotion throughout the movie. One of the best movies I've ever seen -in the league of Shawshank Redemption.
Yes, well said! Shawshank redemption is my favorite movie 🥹
How do you forget they were gay if they were making out?
@@leticiamv i think their point is you are focused on the love and not the fact that they are gay, kind of like when you see a love story about 2 straight people, you dont think about them being straight, its just a story of two people who love eachother.
Love is Love.............no matter who.......I'm not gay but I know love is love no matter who u love
*bisexual
RIP Heath😢🎉miss you/your acting.
Heath you did so well I love how you did everything even in brokeback mountain 😢& dark knight 🤗
Death fucking sucks I wanted to see him evolve in different films.it’s.not.fair.
dont worry he is immortalized in his films.
@@minigiant8998 but its sad to think about though Heath could have given so many more groundbreaking performances in these past 16 years guy was a special talent and DDL would agree
Loss ❤❤❤❤I miss you ❤
Intelligent gentleman he was . Best of the best
The most beautiful appearance of Heath Ledger, so handsome, hot n manly as usual, a man to love 😍
RIP HEATH
I believe this a moment when something leaves you the fear has a way to destroy you
I notice that he never makes eye contact here - and he is very quiet and shy. Very interesting how his character as the Joker and here in Brokeback Mountain he's very different to who he really is.
He made eye contact several times with Charlie R ose.
Charlie Rose kept putting words in his mouth sheesh 😅
As I left the theater, I wondered what it would be like to be a fly on the wall as the two discussed black people.
I almost feel as if Enis was written around Heath
Hey, I'm curious abt your comment could you explain me a lil bit more about it?
He must of given up a part of himself for the role. Maybe the same for The Dark Knight. He truly is captivating on screen. Rip Heath
*must HAVE
❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Feels like interrogation
My heart to Heath, I believe he struggled inside. He enjoyed the movie . He took the part for a reason. I believe he felt a strong connection. Something he wanted and perhaps He felt comfortable to become a gay man . With the feelings and emotions he had for a man, he suppressed with drugs and alcohol. He wanted to open up, but dealt with What family and friends would says.
❤ you Heath. Wish u would have reached out and got help.
Hm, i dont understand your comment so well, can u splain better?
@@leticiamvhe just couldn't sleep poor guy,great actor,they did a great job❤
You're making a lot of assumptions.
RIP HL 🙏
❤❤❤
I've never seen BBM but i have enjoyed Heaths interview
Grew up with men like Ennus, straight but like Ennus homophobic steeped lazily in the traditions it’s a safe place. Wordless, almost speechless, sullen introverted, frighteningly explosive like nitro when they finally do….” Still waters run deep!
Great actor such a loss!
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Rose let the man talk
You Should've Cast In The Hills Have Eyes .... You'd Make A Cute Vic In That Movie 🍿🎥
TREB☘️L
🍀🍀🍀🍀
Lo DIVINO
anida en el ALMA.
Lo VERDE y ESPERANZADOR
en la MIRADA del CORAZÓN.
La imagen resplandece
encuadrada sin retorno...
Una conciencia deliberada
en certezas que enseñan.
Cuando los prodigios abundan,
las simplezas sostienen y fundamentan.
Basta sentir en espíritu
la simplicidad de unidad
que alberga la dicha
de ser verdadero.
Christie Lavandeira
31/05/2024
He is alive
BibleThump. Heath, why did you die? Ask him Charlie! Save him! Save us!
Go vegan
Lol
i'm not a consumer of motion pictures really but i do like to watch interviews with actors... they are generally pretty articulate and interesting people. don't get that feeling at all from HL here. too nervous?
They are same voice of @PaulWalker 🙏❤️
He is missed ♥️🙏✝️✌️😎
This is what hollywood is about...
Argentina increíble todo 💙 👏 🙌
I breathe and yet you are gone if love is nothing roll me to to my life guilt is horrible
Huge loss!!
His residual acting reminds me of Justin Beiber's years of turmoil shown to the public
A disappointing, unimpressive interview because of Charlie Rose... he just is not that into it ... he doesnt have any of his own sense of or real familiarity with this film... the interview has no flow bor depth... its awkward and tedious to watch.
I disagree. I think Charlie Rose gives lots of space for Heath to speak and explain things his own way. I find the vibe pretty calm and thoughtful and not tedious at all. Heath usually feels nervous, that is completely understandable. (Many ppl would be in that situation, especially ND ppl). Maybe that is what you are perceiving as awkwardness.
@@berzerlel I think so too - he has a real intensity and deep thought in it. He's missed.
@@berzerlelYou hit the nail on the head. This is the first time that I have seen someone write what I thought. Heath very well could have been (and definitely displays traits of ND)
Charlie did an amazing job interviewing him. Being ND myself, I can relate and connect to the deep, insightful, emotional, beautifully creative, beautilfully expressed, and thoroughly thoughtful responses Heath gave to the inquiries that Charly Rose presented to him.
The statement that "Words are more restrictive" was beautiful and profound. Also, "Enis had never been attracted to men before, and probably not even women. These were 2 SOULS that fell in love"
The way that he can see Ang Lee's previous movies and get a strong emotional sense of Ang, is an ability that I believe most people just don't have.
His way of seeing the world and his expressions showing the depth in which he sees it, other people, and even his perception of his art is beyond beautiful. (from observing and listening to him in interviews - I mean that is all anyone who has never met him has - Stating the obvious, I know, but the genuine nature of people like Heath comes through more in interviews then others not like him.)
Ledger is a handsome young man who has been exploited by the secret men to promote a way of life that fights against nature and is covered in a charming and stunning robe. You could have lived your short life better, Heath.
He’s so anxious. I think he has bipolar.
Every genius has strange mannerisms
Ennis would have never experimented with homosexuality if it wasn’t for Jack… so it was a hate he felt for him that I got throughout the film… like he was a trojan in his life a virus… 🦠 Ennis and Alma would have been married… Jack was toxic…
What are you talking about? No one turns gay, Jack wasn't toxic, they just got together and discovered they loved each other, He didn't accept this because of the way he was raised by his father, there's no villain in this, Ennis didn't really like Alma, he treated her in a very hostile way.
@@leticiamvyou’re wrong 😑
@@ChristopherIGomes Are the actors also wrong? Because that's what they say too, it's a love story, they two discover each other, Jack didn't force Enis to be gay lol I'm sorry if you're a sad gay who didn't find love and hate this.
@@leticiamv you’re rude - I’m straight and you’re delusional - you must be a lesbian too with no friends
I'm gay and jack was a stereotypical gay man, why straight men hate gay men who try to hit on them. Either freeze to death or take a warm tent with a catch. How is that tent so damn warm while it's freezing outside lol. There's unfortunately a dark side to this movie about someone pure and they use the symbol of a sheep being hunted by a wolf. Ennis says in the beginning of the film that he was a virgin and later on in the film he tells his daughter that he's no angel with wings... because Jack a classic name for the devil made him a sinner. I relate too much to Ennis but unlike him I would never try to act straight only for it to explode in your face, especially with kids. Sometimes I think like he feels maybe he should have just froze to death.