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For example is Heath was so interested in the role and went deep into it he would have literally felt insane and it would have lasted or months and the drugs didnt help him.

Yeah, sorry CG, I believe you. Heath seemed to be legit person and a dive into madness would have affected his whole belief system.

You know pain in a way that I dont. Its just for an actor the role might literally change a person. I hope you are able to handle the pain.
 
You know pain in a way that I dont. Its just for an actor the role might literally change a person. I hope you are able to handle the pain.
I wouldn't say I know pain more or less than anyone else. Depression is becoming widespread and arguably is the real epidemic the U.S. is facing currently, not opioids.

I've been better able to fight it lately, thanks to the support of my loving wife and some relief that bzds have afforded me finally (I often wonder how much shit I could have avoided had my anxiety/depression been treated with bzds earlier in life). It's very easy for me to empathize with those who experience depression as a result of my lifelong affliction though. I wonder if it's a coincidence that I married a woman who got her BA in Psychology lol.
 
I think they found a cocktail of medications by his body, it might have been a speedball or something. Either way, I agree that the role didn't kill him, it was probably pure depression or a mistake on his part when dosing. It can happen to the best of us, when fucking around with strong uppers and downers.

I don't think Jerry Garcia died from his being Jesus to Deadheads either, I think he was simply a troubled man who happened to be in the spotlight for a little too long.

Oh, you're right! I remember seeing a documentary about it. He did overdose on a speedball. I don't think it was intentional.
 
For example is Heath was so interested in the role and went deep into it he would have literally felt insane and it would have lasted or months and the drugs didnt help him.

Yeah, sorry CG, I believe you. Heath seemed to be legit person and a dive into madness would have affected his whole belief system.

You know pain in a way that I dont. Its just for an actor the role might literally change a person. I hope you are able to handle the pain.

That would only happen if the actor was already struggling with serious mental health problems before the role.
 
For a method actor it might have been what caused him to od since he might have think that all we do is useless. How do you not understand this logic?
 
For a method actor it might have been what caused him to od since he might have think that all we do is useless. How do you not understand this logic?

Because playing a role just doesn't affect a persons entire personality and belief system so completely like that otherwise every actor who played a tragic role would kill themselves. Also, The Joker wasn't really that traumatic to play. There are so many movies a million times more harrowing. Ellen Burstyn said she felt she literally BECAME Sara Goldfarb while filming Requiem for a Dream and that is one of the most tragic and harrowing characters ever in cinema she's fine.

And to be fair, you often (I genuinely mean no offence here) post paranoid or delusional things on here so your logic isn't the most reasonable to follow (I've had times like that too, so seriously; no shade).
 
Still playinh a nihilistic role as a drug addict in a depressed state is what propably killed him. He Was propably More kind than modt actors So it affected him More. Simple. What i post here doesnt affevt this conversation So dont sink too low.
 
If You dont even understand what method actibg is You shouldnt talk about it. Same goes for your Netflix view on psychopathy which is laughably wrong and juvenile.
 
Guys, I may not be mod over F&TV, but please refrain from bickering of this sort. Don't make it personal.

This is the best subforum on BL because we get to talk about films and television, which are such a great source of entertainment for all, and that should always be done so light-heartedly.
 
For example is Heath was so interested in the role and went deep into it he would have literally felt insane and it would have lasted or months and the drugs didnt help him.

Yeah, sorry CG, I believe you. Heath seemed to be legit person and a dive into
would have affected his whole belief system.

You know pain in a way that I dont. Its just for an actor the role might literally change a person. I hope you are able to handle the pain.

The Joker did literally change him as a person, a spirit entered him. People said he did not look the same after that role, you can see it in the eyes. I didn't see Dark Knight, but is it true that at the end, he was hanging upside down?

Well his very last film, 'The Imaginarium Of Doctor Parnassus" basically plays out his death. I haven't seen it, but I guess there's a scene where his character pulls out a tarot card called The Hanged Man. It's a man hanging upside down. Tarot cards are used by the occult. He was hanging upside down in Dark Knight. His final role was showing that his death was to become a reality. Then Johnny Depp took Heath Ledger's place in that film after he died. I do believe Heath became a sacrifice. These people are demonic.

None of this will make sense if a person doesn't understand the dark forces at work. Even the person who wrote his last film 'The Imaginarium Of Doctor Parnassus' said it was written before Heath died. Yet, the film creepily plays out his death in real time. Dark forces are capable of that.

People should never just blindly believe a "drug overdose". That's their favorite way of covering up celebrity sacrifices.

Nicholson played Joker in the past. He knew how dark it could get and how it could completely take over a person. The Joker is a psychotic sociopathic killer with no empathy. That's why he warned Heath Ledger. Heath said his mind was always racing, but he couldn't sleep. Drugs didn't help. As I said, I do believe he became possessed along the way and it ultimately caused his death. The entertainment industry is evil.

Some of them think that if they die, they will become an immortal God in the afterlife. That's a huge trick of the devil. No one is going to be an immortal God when they die. No one is their own God. There is only one God and it's through Jesus Christ.
 
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If You dont even understand what method actibg is You shouldnt talk about it. Same goes for your Netflix view on psychopathy which is laughably wrong and juvenile.

I know EXACTLY what method acting is. I also know that it ends when the role ends. Stop trying to force your opinion on people and then trying to belittle them when they disagree.
 
I didn't see Dark Knight, but is it true that at the end, he was hanging upside down?
Yeah, it is true.

You should give the Christian Bale Batman trilogy a go if you haven't. I'm not a fan of super hero movies at all, but the Christopher Nolan directed Batmans are amazing. He's a pretty good director all things considered. No Kubrick or Ridley Scott or even Tarantino but a good one none the less.

My other favorite super hero film being Logan; it's a completely different film from the rest of the garbage Marvel shit Disney has put out.
 
The Joker did literally change him as a person, a spirit entered him. People said he did not look the same after that role, you can see it in the eyes. I didn't see Dark Knight, but is it true that at the end, he was hanging upside down?

Well his very last film, 'The Imaginarium Of Doctor Parnassus" basically plays out his death. I haven't seen it, but I guess there's a tarot card scene of someone hanging upside down. He was hanging upside down in Dark Knight. His final role was showing that his death was to become a reality. Then Johnny Depp took Heath Ledger's place in that film after he died. I do believe Heath became a sacrifice. These people are demonic.

None of this will make sense if a person doesn't understand the dark forces at work. Even the person who wrote his last film 'The Imaginarium Of Doctor Parnassus' said it was written before Heath died. Yet, the film creepily plays out his death in real time. Dark forces are capable of that.

People should never just blindly believe a "drug overdose". That's their favorite way of covering up celebrity sacrifices.

Nicholson played Joker in the past. He knew how dark it could get and how it could completely take over a person. The Joker is a psychotic sociopathic killer with no empathy. That's why he warned Heath Ledger. Heath said his mind was always racing, but he couldn't sleep. Drugs didn't help. As I said, I do believe he became possessed along the way and it ultimately caused his death. The entertainment industry is evil.

Some of them think that if they die, they will become an immortal God in the afterlife. That's a huge trick of the devil. No one is going to be an immortal God when they die. No one is their own God. There is only one God and it's through Jesus Christ.

Spirits do not enter people...
Also how does the film play out his death if he hangs in the film and OD'd in real life?
Possessed by what anyway? The Joker is a fictional character.
 
Guys, I may not be mod over F&TV, but please refrain from bickering of this sort. Don't make it personal.

This is the best subforum on BL because we get to talk about films and television, which are such a great source of entertainment for all, and that should always be done so light-heartedly.

We've kinda got waayy off topic here lol (the past couple pages, not your post)
 
Not to spoil The Dark Knight but Batman is a good guy, he only ties him upside down, doesn't hang him to death. Leaves him for the cops to arrest and take to the asylum.
 
The entertainment industry is evil.
This we can agree upon.

Disney is quickly embodying that 'evil' the way they're buying up good film franchises then turning them into absolute shit PC bullcrap shitshows. See Star Wars if you need any proof... When Lucas sold his company (and I don't blame him, I'm a take the money and run type person myself) he sealed the coffin shut on good Star Wars material. I console myself by reading the old Expanded Universe books these days and pretending the new films (aside from Solo, good film, thank you Ron Howard) don't exist and aren't cannon.
 
This we can agree upon.

Disney is quickly embodying that 'evil' the way they're buying up good film franchises then turning them into absolute shit PC bullcrap shitshows. See Star Wars if you need any proof...

Agreed! I hate the way Disney's buying these company's and franchises. Ruining them.
 
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