Bale, 51, reflected on working with Ledger as noted in Joseph McCabe’s 2017 book, “100 Things Batman Fans Should Know & Do Before They Die.” “Our first scene was in an interrogation room ...

In effect, this sets the template for all further Jewish history ... All of these ideas are taught to us to help us form a proper ledger book on the basis of whose entries we will be eventually ...

People often judge the book by its cover, but Heath Ledger’s Joker will always be a great example of how it’s worth waiting for a production to premiere before forming a genuine opinion.

Caine’s latest memoir (his eighth published book) Don’t Look Back ... for stories from the actor about his famous friends: Ledger worked with Caine on 2008’s The Dark Knight, the second ...

It was also reported that when a housekeeper discovered Ledger unresponsive that day, Gladwell’s book was on Ledger’s nightstand and a draft of Gaghan’s screenplay was next to him in bed.