Curse of the Joker: Was Heath Ledger's death caused by the Curse of the Joker?
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2008/07/20 18:43:18
Does this make you wonder....?
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Dr. Acula 2009/09/19 17:31:11Yes+4Is there a Curse of the Joker no i dont think so but there are accounts of people how are obsessed with a person or characture that they become consumed by it. i seen people in mental words jabbering that their the riddler. And yes drugs do enter as a bonus affect, when you add sleeping pills with the Jokers mentality very bad things are bound to happen.

















Ok i know a lot of people think the role didn't kill him but look up Wat the joker symbilyzis and read the bible it's not a curse but an evil spirt when a person Inbodies a demon or demonic persona they actually become possessed by that demon now if you look at the way he played the
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Would think ok he's a great actor... But what some don't realize or don't want to come in contact with is that a demon was the one in ledger that's why it seem frighting like some people say "it's only good if it's real" well this is why jack nickelson warned him for because he new he was going to end up crazy and the same as him after the role or worse yet he didn't listen so now those of you that are not religious can lash out but god and the devil are real and the sooner you people see the truth the sooner you can give your lives to God ASAP GBU
He was a great guy.
For instance, when Nicholson played the role in 1989, he took an accidental overdose of the same medication Heath Ledger was taking. Of course he didn't die from it, but it can be assumed that since they were both taking the same medication (sleep aides), they may have both been suffering from night terrors & sleeplessness while filming. Two actors with the same problem, taking the same medication for it, while playing the same role?
But you also have to consider the fact that Ledger was going through a really rough patch when this occurred. His girlfriend left him, & the newspapers were dogging his every step about it. When you factor that in with his demanding role & lack of sleep, well.. If he hadn't died, I'd be willing to bet he'd be in serious need of therapy now.
As for the Joker. It's not a role any actor should get that close to. Nicholson has played plenty of madmen (The Shining, anyone?), so I don't think it affected him quite as much. But for Ledger to choose the Joker as his first villainous role? & to get so into the character as to spend days locked away, trying to find the voice & the mannerisms? It was a poor...
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For instance, when Nicholson played the role in 1989, he took an accidental overdose of the same medication Heath Ledger was taking. Of course he didn't die from it, but it can be assumed that since they were both taking the same medication (sleep aides), they may have both been suffering from night terrors & sleeplessness while filming. Two actors with the same problem, taking the same medication for it, while playing the same role?
But you also have to consider the fact that Ledger was going through a really rough patch when this occurred. His girlfriend left him, & the newspapers were dogging his every step about it. When you factor that in with his demanding role & lack of sleep, well.. If he hadn't died, I'd be willing to bet he'd be in serious need of therapy now.
As for the Joker. It's not a role any actor should get that close to. Nicholson has played plenty of madmen (The Shining, anyone?), so I don't think it affected him quite as much. But for Ledger to choose the Joker as his first villainous role? & to get so into the character as to spend days locked away, trying to find the voice & the mannerisms? It was a poor choice on his part, I believe.
Only if another actor were to die (or, as in Nicholson's case, come close enough to it) while playing the Joker would I be serious in considering the part "cursed."
There were many, many things that factored into his death.
With his sleeping problems, it is known that this didn't help him.
He got so deep into the role (and because of that, did an amazing job), that it haunted him a little bit.
But, it was NOT the cause of his death