I Am Heath Ledger Page #2
level of masculinity,
and he had all of those things
in spades.
There was a bunch of kids
staying in a hotel.
Everyone had their own suites,
and he brought everyone
together,
so by the time I got there,
the parties were in his room.
10 Things
was when he really felt
that, "Okay, this is my career.
I'm an actor now."
By then,
he had his agent, Steve.
He knew the industry,
but he didn't really
know the industry.
He'd only been in it
for 18 months.
It was
pretty early in my career.
You know, he was
one of my early clients.
He was looking for people
that he could trust.
Home to sleep.
It was just obvious.
He just had
So how long have
you been acting?
About...
20 years.
How old are you?
You could tell we were going
to be on to something.
So one of the things
that happens
is when you're good
at something in a movie,
everyone offers you
that same thing.
So he did a great job
being in a teen romantic
comedy, basically,
and so anything that, you know,
sort of resembled
came his way,
and, of course, that's exactly
what he didn't want to do next.
He wanted to mix it up
and find a new challenge.
That moment
was a very important next step.
"Okay, what do we want
to do next?
What do we really want to do
if we have a choice?"
People in Hollywood,
they don't like to hear "no,"
you know...
and so I had a lot of fun
saying "no."
He was always very friendly.
He never seemed
but he knew what he didn't want.
He was always very appreciative
of coming to a house
full of art and artists.
I am filming
right now.
He got this camera,
and he didn't know what to do
other than to make something.
It wasn't just to film us
and film what we were doing.
He was, like, creating
something straight away.
He always used to say to me,
"Don't forget your camera,"
and I was like, "What am I going
to film between here and there?"
and he was like, "I don't care.
You could film your feet."
But we'd watch
a lot of our videos back.
He was just... curious,
and watching it, and, like,
thinking how
That's how he learned.
He never studied...
anything, really.
He was self-taught.
what he was doing
and how to do that better
or different...
Hmm.
Even if it
was the way he smiled
or where he was looking,
he'd make a lot of things
just for himself,
just to teach himself.
That's right...
And evil
super-villains.
Evil super-villains.
... civilian men and women...
Who?
Got it, boss.
Let's go!
Okay, I've got my mission.
We're at the peephole.
You never know
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