Heath Ledger and Terry Gilliam
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The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus
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the Canadian distributor via the support site for
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus
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Source: CBS.com News
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The interview with director Terry Gilliam begins around 8:38 and goes to the end
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus
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Another interview with Terry Gilliam, director of The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus
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If you love Heath - and if you have gotten this far on the post, you probably like Heath immensely, at least - this will warm your heart and rebreak your heart....Depp, Law, Farrell speak out about their part in 'The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus'
Source: MyCineplex
Posted on Monday, Dec. 21, 2009
by Emma Badame - Cineplex Entertainment
Production on The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus was halted by the sudden passing of lead actor, Heath Ledger. Shooting continued only when actors Johnny Depp, Jude Law and Colin Farrell signed on to each take on a portion of the remaining film.
Today, for the first time, each actor spoke out about the film, their admiration for director Terry Gilliam and actor Heath Ledger, and their devotion to ensuring Ledger’s final performance be shared with audiences and fans alike.
Here’s what they had to say:
Johnny Depp:
“Maestro Gilliam has made a sublime film. Wonderfully enchanting and beautiful, The Imaginarium Of Doctor Parnassus is a uniquely ingenious, captivating creation; by turns wild, thrilling and hilarious in all its crazed, dilapidated majesty. Pure Gilliam magic!!!
It was an honor to represent Heath. He was the only player out there breathing heavy down the back of every established actors neck with a thundering and ungovernable talent that came up on you quick, hissing rather mischievously with that cheeky grin, “hey… get on out of my way boys, I’m coming through…” and does he ever!!! Heath is a marvel, Christopher Plummer beyond anything he’s ever done, Waits as the Devil is a God, Lily Cole and Andrew Garfield, the very foundation, are spectacular, Verne Troyer simply kicks ass and as for my other cohorts, Colin Farrell and Jude Law, they most certainly did Master Ledger very proud, I salute them.
Though the circumstances of my involvement are extremely heart-rending and unbelievably sad, I feel privileged to have been asked aboard to stand in on behalf of dear Heath.”
Jude Law:
“I have always loved Terry Gilliam’s films. Their heart, their soul, their mind, always inventive, touching, funny and relevant.
When I got the call, it was a double tug. I liked Heath very much as a man and admired him as an actor. To help finish his final piece of work was a tribute I felt compelled to make. To help Terry finish his film was an honour paid to a man I adore. I had a great time on the job.
Though we were all there in remembrance, Heath’s heart pushed us with great lightness to the finish.”
Colin Farrell:
“It’s not hard for me to imagine that if I ever look back on the films I’ve been a part of, and the stories I’ve had a hand in telling, one will stand out as so unique an experience, as to be incomparable. This experience was the shooting of The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus. The reasons for its uniqueness, sadly, are probably obvious to anyone who reads this.
Three of us had been asked to complete a task that had been set in motion by a man we greatly liked and respected as both a person and an artist. Being part of this film was never about filling Heath’s shoes as much as seeing them across the finish line. How I wish he had brought the film to its completion himself. Of course the whole crew felt this way. And the cast that we joined felt it too. It was this spirit of grieving the loss of Heath, that Johnny and Jude and I joined. But there was also a sense of dogged insistence. Insistence that Heath’s last piece of work should not be kept in the shadow of the light of day.
More than anything though – more than the sadness and shock, the vulnerability and un-suredness as to whether it was right to complete the film or not – was an incredible sense of love. A community of people, caterers and actors, electricians and make up artists had been brought together in a recognized sense of love and obligation, for and to, one of cinemas finest actors and most generous of men. It will be this sense of love amidst the sadness I will remember most. Such a gift and an honor, from Heath, to be a part of the trail that he left behind. RIP Heath Ledger x”
About the above article, my comment left at imaginariumofdrparnassus.com...
(the three online names referred to below in my comment had already left comments at the posted article on the support site for imaginariumofdrparnassus.com)
This is the one I have been waiting for…especially watching Jude Law on show after show talking about “Sherlock Holmes” and no question about or mention of “The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus”.
Jodelle, I so agree with your statement…if there could ONLY be one gold line in this wonderful piece, that was the vein of gold.
mimiangel, everything you wrote is precious. My heart is heavy, but still I keep reading everything I can….just to feel close to Heath. Just want to walk up to him and hug him back to life. All the love, that Heath brought to life and continues to ignite in our Heath-Hearts is simply other-worldly.
Trekfan, yes, we are so grateful to these three men who brought us the spirit of Heath one more time. “The light of day” is exactly where we are with this movie being completed and thanks to all who worked toward that goal – especially these three gems.
“…Being part of this film was never about filling Heath’s shoes as much as seeing them across the finish line. How I wish he had brought the film to its completion himself…” I love how Colin put this. It is poetic.
Love all around, brought us “The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnasssus” – those who love Heath and those who have the spirit of love just like Heath in our hearts.
A warm hug of a salute to Heath in the Great Somewhere.
Thanks for the heart and soul you let us see.
And thanks to Terry and each and everyone who took this across the finish line.
We love you. We love Heath.
Hug ~
Sandra form Rhode Island
Proud Member of Team Parnassus
Parnassion Passion
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus
opens in select theatres on December 25
and will open nationwide on January 8 ~
"nationwide" does not mean
the same thing as "WIDE" ~ which means everywhere.
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In Rhode Island The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus will be at this theatre
www.avoncinema.com/coming-soon
Can you believe it is not opening WIDE ?
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