Already something of an established actor in his native Australia, Heath Ledger first came to the attention of American audiences in 1999 with his winning turn in the teen comedy 10 Things I Hate About You...

here: [T]his relentless tour de force isn't just firing on all 8 cylinders, it's blasting on 12, Werts said...

When the announcement was made regarding I Sell the Dead I knew it was something I was going to enjoy. For me this film reminds me a lot of the bumbling grave robbers in Return of the Living Dead 2...

It was like, we’re writing songs and it’s going great, so fuck it, we’re not going to deal with this kind of stuff. And by the second record, certain things started to come out at the end of it that sort of happen in periods of complacency...

When Dancehall was King unfolds on eve of Emancipation Day...

Eventually, finger trembling, I press his buzzer. This, looking back, is when it all starts to go wrong: before I am even in the building...

He just fills up the screen, and this charisma that is hard to miss. So it was in (KBC)Kaun Banega Crorepati. He was never a friend like Shah Rukh Khan now, but more a father...