We have learned that when you click on the main image at the official Web site for “The Dark Knight,” Warner Bros. has added the following new tribute to the fallen Heath Ledger.
Also, we have learned that a black ribbon has been added on WhySoSerious.com for “The Dark Knight” as a tribute to Heath Ledger.
CHICAGO – It seems downright sad that “Amelia,” a movie that was so widely predicted to be a part of the 2009 awards season, would be released on Blu-ray and DVD on the same day as the Oscar announcements. On paper, “Amelia” seemed like Oscar bait through and through with important subject matter headlined by one of the few women to have more than one Oscar. On Blu-ray, it’s easy to see why this cinematic plane crashed and burned.
CHICAGO – I know what you’re thinking: What do “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas” and “Mystic River” have in common? Nothing at all other than a Blu-ray release date of February 2nd, 2010. Oh, and they’re two films you should probably own if you have a Blu-ray player.
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In threes: Christian Brando (Marlon Brando's son) dead at 49
Along with Brad Renfro (see our Brad Renfro discussion thread here) and Heath Ledger (see our Heath Ledger news story here), Christian Brando (Marlon Brando’s son) died today at 49. See our discussion thread on Christian Brando here.
3 or 4 or...
So Suzanne Pleshette doesn’t count?
Ah, yes.
Anonymous wrote:So Suzanne Pleshette doesn’t count?
She was 70, and yes, that would be four in very recent memory. :-( Our discussion thread on Suzanne Pleshette can be found here.
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