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Last Video of Heath Ledger

Sassy Smith — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 21:18:00 GMT

TMZ is showing a grainy cell phone video of Heath Ledger, which is possibly the last video of the actor before his untimely death.

VIDEO LINK AFTER THE JUMP

The video comes from TheLondonPaper.com -and they claim it was shot from an apartment building window. It shows Ledger on the set of his last movie, The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus and was apparently taped on the evening of January 19.

You can see the footage here.

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Michelle Williams and Matilda Are Now In New York

Sassy Smith — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 03:25:00 GMT

Michelle Williams and daughter Matilda have now arrived in Brooklyn as reported by TMZ.

A short video (link) of the two arriving after the jump

Her mom, sister and some friends are at the home that she and Heath once shared.

Heartbreaking. There are no words.

Video HERE courtesy of TMZ.

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Production On Heath Ledger's Last Movie Shut Down

HerBadMother — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 23:29:00 GMT

The movie that Heath Ledger was filming at the time of his death - The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus - has shut down production. Word is that everyone working on the film has been let go and sent home.

A source told Us Magazine that everyone had been fired hours after Heath's death:

“I just got the call [Tuesday] saying everyone was being let go,” the on-set source tells Usmagazine.com. “We were supposed to start this weekend, but obviously they fired everyone today.

“They don’t know yet what they are doing with the footage that was already shot,” the source adds.

Ledger was on a break from filming when he died Tuesday. Shooting had begun in London last December. He was last photographed on set Jan. 19.

“Right now, everyone is in complete shock and can’t even speak,” the on-set source says.

What a shame. Understandable if it was necessary, but still: from the on-set photos - above and here - it looked like Heath was loving his role in that film, and that it was going to be good.

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Michelle And Matilda - A Sad Journey

Sassy Smith — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 23:01:00 GMT

Michelle Williams and daughter Matilda Rose are on their way to New York from Stockholm. "Going home" never seemed so sad. TMZ reports:

We're told that Michelle and Matilda went to nearby Gothenburg to board a flight to New York. Michelle's mother and sister are currently in Brooklyn and were joined there by Matilda's godmother, "Dawson's Creek" actress Busy Philipps.

Look at that sweet little girl...she looks just like Heath.

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Get Out Your Hankies: The Memorial That Heath Left For Matilda

HerBadMother — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 20:40:00 GMT

Damn it if this didn't cause the barely-contained dam of tears to burst: Heath Ledger left a little footprint memorial in Brooklyn for daughter Matilda.

People magazine spoke to a neighbor who was familiar with the "family secret":

Roger Lang, who lived across the street from Ledger and Michelle Williams during the then-couple's time in Brooklyn, tells PEOPLE it was Ledger who put the markings in wet cement near the fire hydrant in front of their house. "The Matilda thing in the sidewalk with the footprints, he did that about two years ago," Lang says. "It was a secret. It was a fun thing. He did it as a surprise for his family."

The 2-year-old's name is perpendicular to the word HUGO, which is the name of a neighbor's dog. On Wednesday some carnations wrapped in plastic were placed near the spot.

Adds Lang: "He was full of life. He'd call my father Matey. 'Hi Matey.' Because he was in World War II. They're great people and it's very tragic. They loved Brooklyn. They wanted to be a part of the neighborhood."

I've got no words for this. No adequate words, anyway.

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Michelle Williams' Family: Heath Has Left Them Broken-Hearted

HerBadMother — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 16:31:00 GMT

Michelle William's father has told Australia's The Daily Telegraph that Heath's death has left their entire family broken-hearted:

“I think [poet] Tennyson got it right in the poem when he described someone as having died at a young age but burning the candles at both ends, and oh what a beautiful flame he made, that was Heath, what a beautiful flame he made and a great talent," said Larry Williams.

“My heart goes out to everyone in his family and my family. The saddest thing is his 2-year-old daughter whom he just loved dearly.”

Heartbreaking indeed.

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