Heath Ledger dead at 28...

I think you mean Kenneth Anger.

I don't remember Heath in AI?

Didn't he do something with Shirley Temple?

You are so right, I was thinking of Jude Law. So who the Hell is Heath Ledger?

The only notable thing I saw him in was Brokeback Mountain. He also turned in a reportedly fantastic performance as the Joker in the upcoming Batman film. You may also know him from A Knight's Tale, The Patriot, 10 Things I Hate About You, and... I can't think of any others.

I guess I kinda remember him in The Patriot. I really don't remember him in the Taming of the Shrew: For Kids. I knew about Brokeback but that was it.

By the way, I look forward to the new Batman flick, I am sure it will have a lot of crap attached to it now.

just saw a Celebrity Death Watch with the usual old-timers like Charlton Heston leading the vote...

of the younger set Britney Spears and Amy Winehouse are right up there...

I think you mean Shakespeare: Now With Dick Jokes!

Shakespeare has always had dick jokes.

Quite correct Botley, here is quotation take from the Bards works.

Hamlet

Act 2 Scene 1

'Odds bodkins is that a clay pipe in thy cod-piece, or are thou just pleased to see me prithee'

This is correct, but I sense a qualitative difference.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2006/ma...scompleteworks

I can't take seriously any article that asserts that 'by using computer techniques she has uncovered unrecognised double entendres.'

But regardless, my point stands. There's a qualitative difference between double entendre, puns, and wordplay vs. drawing a penis on a guy's face with a Sharpie.

I haven't actually watched the scene in question (and I'm not even entirely sure which movie we're talking about, here) but Douglas Adams was right to say that Shakespeare was no great humourist.

saw soom early previews of Heath Ledger as the Joker in new Batman movie>>> pure genius!!!