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Heath Ledger could appear in his last film courtesy of computer wizardry - unless its director persuades Johnny Depp to step into his role instead.
The young Australian actor died in New York last week during a break from the filming in London of The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, a $30 million fantasy movie directed by Terry Gilliam.
His co-star Christopher Plummer told People Magazine that Gilliam was "terribly saddened" by Ledger's death and "trying to work out at this moment how to continue on".
"Fortunately, because the film deals with magic there is a way, perhaps, of turning Heath into other people and then, using stills and I think they call it CGI (computer-generated imagery)," he said.
"Terry was a very good friend [of Ledger]. He very wants to go on with the movie, and I can very much understand why. Because he wants to dedicate it to Heath, of course."
In The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, Ledger played a mysterious new member of a magician's troupe. Plummer plays the eponymous magician who has developed extraordinary powers by trading them for his teenage daughter's life in a deal with the Devil.
The recent location shooting in East London meant that filming was about one-third complete when Ledger was found dead in his Manhattan apartment. Cast and crew were due to get together again in Toronto next week, although that was called off as soon as news emerged of the actor's death.
It would not be the first time that CGI had been used to complete a role. It was used most notably after the death of Oliver Reed to finish off the actor's performance in Ridley Scott's Gladiator, although in that case shooting was much closer to completion.
An alternative for Gilliam, notorious as a director whose projects hit unexpected snags, is to appoint another actor to take over in Ledger's role, specifically after a scene when his character steps through a magic mirror. The American Johnny Depp, who has worked with Gilliam in the past, is seen as the most likely contender.
In his People interview, Plummer said that Ledger had been in "very high spirits" during filming in London. "He was just enjoying himself tremendously. It's a rather fanciful script, and he was wonderful in this role," he said.
But he confirmed that the actor had not been feeling well on set. He said: "We all caught colds because we were shooting outside on horrible, damp nights. But Heath's went on and I don't think he dealt with it immediately with the antibiotics.
"I think what he did have was the walking pneumonia... He was saying all the time, 'dammit, I can't sleep'…and he was taking all these pills."
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Heath was an amazing actor and will be sadly missed. I hope the younger generation will be inspired by him. He was undoubtedly one of the best actors of our generation. My thoughts are with his family, especially his young daughter, Matilda. R.I.P Heath. You will missed
Gaynor Gibson, Bracknell, Berkshire
Heath is one of our best actors. We will miss him. They should try to do the movie, if only for the memory of a great actor and adorable father. For his daughter Matilda and to Michelle, Australia mourns with you.
Melissa, Brisbane, Australia
I agree to let the computer finish Heath's role in the movie. He was an amazing actor and he will be missed dearly...
Chelsie, Murfreesboro, TN
The sadest thing to hear of heath's death so young and talented. Such deepest to his character, and soul. I adore Johnny Depp but if the movie can be finished via using computer technology then do it . Heath will be sadly missed, my thoughts are with his family, Michelle and daughter. Rest in peace heath.
michele, Sydney, Australia
So agree with you guys..... hope they will use only the computer.
He was Fantastic , and deserve at least this tribute , it was His movie :-(
Heath , You miss so much !
Marie , paris,
Totally agree with You Sixtiesgirl. Nothing with depp He also is Great Actor but this is the Heath's Movie and i prefer seeing only his work , so yes hope they will'use the computer
HEATHCLIFFE Andrew Ledger WAS UNIQUE ! :-(
Mati, London,
American actor Joe Gordon Levitt is a great and more reasonable choice. Unless they are willing to work for charity, I'm sure the producers don't have the mega bucks that stars like Depp or Day Lewis would command. Unfortunately, Heath Ledger is a bigger, money generating star now than he was when he was alive.
Lucie, Samhill,
It's the last film we'll ever see him in. You can't take him out.
I'm not a fan of Johnny Depp. If you do decide to take him out, I hope that you will put what you have with Heath out for people to see finished or not.
Use the computer, people will come to see it, just because it's his last film.
Della, Morris, PA
I would prefer if no one takes Heath's role.. I would just love to see him acting in his last movie even if it's not complete!! The best thing to do is to dedicate this movie to Heath and by giving the role to someone else I think is not a good idea and the movie is not considering a real tribute to Heath in that way! Besides more people will want to watch the movie with Heath acting instead of anyone else and again no one could play that role better. This role was just made for him.(I guess!)
sixtiesgirl, Nicosia, Cyprus
im not so sure about johnny replacing heath. i mean i am in love with johnny depp, he is amazing, but i dont want him to do this film. i dont know what they should do but dont put in johnny.
--rach depp<3
rachdepp, new jersey,
i the mr. depp wound be a wonderfull! choice to play that role it is sad that heath has gone but i don't think i'd wanna see him cgi for his last film i hope the diretor makes the right choice. mr. depp wound be perfect.
johanna, london,
I think the CGI is a superb idea, and to dedicate the film to Heath Ledger an excellent tribute.
I quite like the idea of the American Johnny Depp too. I'm assuming this would be instead of a Johnny Depp of some other nationality, or is there just a comma missing?
hazellove, Brighton, England
Hey... why not ask "DANIEL DAY-LEWIS" play the part... as tribute to Heath. Mr. Lewis has expressed what seems to be true sorrow in regards to Heath's death. His participation in the project may be a good thing...?
AL, Los Angles, United Sates / California
While I would love to have Heath be in the whole movie, I'd rather have his last film feature the real him, not a computer-generated version. It would be a better memorial to Heath if he's not put in by technology and they use what parts he had done, and then turn him into someone else. I think that Johnny Depp would be wonderful, and I hope that he considers being a part of Heath's last film.
Rest In Peace Heath, you'll never be forgotten.
Kelly, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Heath will be remembered as a great actor ...
If only he knew the potential danger of taking so many pills.
Reading his birth chart, he was actually not of great stamina or health. Someone should have been there to look after what he puts in his mouth.
Rest in Peace, Heath.
Yumin, Cairns, Australia