Heath Ledger wins Golden Globe

JClarke said:
CGI, is what I meant... Computer Generated Imagery

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and for the heads up for us all.. see quote.



Link: The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The actors mentioned above, who has recasted for heath's role, with the CGI, and they said their wages from the movie is going to heath's daughter.
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So basically the movie was done with CGI in Brandon Lee's latest film in The Crow?
 
I researched, and there is no information to suffice, but it may be a recast of aan similarity or CGI. Not sure.
 
Bingo! I found it, they used CGI, all right.

The curse theory was extended to his son Brandon Lee, also an actor, who died, 20 years after his father, in a bizarre accident while filming The Crow at the age of 28. It was released after his death and gained cult status, as his father's last film had been, and did. (The Crow was completed with the use of computer-generated imagery and a stunt double in the few but critical scenes that remained to be filmed.) Brandon Lee was buried beside his father.
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Link: Bruce Lee - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Ahh found it
Brandon Lee - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Legacy

After Lee's death, his fiancée Eliza Hutton and his mother supported director Alex Proyas' decision to complete The Crow. At the time of Lee's death, only eight days were left before completion of the movie. A majority of the film had already been completed with Lee and only a few scenes remained to be done.

To complete the film, stunt double Chad Stahelski, who was a friend of Lee's at the famed Inosanto Academy, was used as a stand-in; special effects were used to add Lee's face onto the stunt double. Another stunt double named Jeff Cadiente was also used to complete the movie. These scenes were filmed after Lee's death:

* Eric Draven's death in flashbacks.
* A scene with Eric walking into his apartment after returning from the dead was digitally composited from a scene of Lee walking into an alleyway with raindrops added. The rest of the scenes in the apartment were all done with the double.
* Lee's face was digitally superimposed onto the stunt double when Eric puts on make-up in front of a mirror and walks toward the broken window of his apartment.
* When Sarah (Rochelle Davis) visits Eric, his face is not seen, as he is being played by the stunt double.
* The scene of Eric playing his guitar on the rooftop is played by one of Lee's body doubles.
* In the scene in which Eric Draven kills secondary villain T-Bird (David Patrick Kelly), he does not speak, nor is his face shown; the close-up of Draven's face was from a deleted shot.
* A scene in which Eric Draven is running on the rooftops from the police after a shootout was filmed with a double, as was his escape in a police car.

The Crow was released in May 1994 and became a box office hit, grossing over $50 million dollars in the U.S., and gaining a loyal cult following many years after its release. The film is dedicated to Lee and Hutton.
The grave site of Brandon Lee and his father, Bruce Lee

In an interview just prior to his death, Lee quoted a passage from Paul Bowles' book The Sheltering Sky that he had chosen for his wedding invitations; it is now inscribed on his tombstone:

"Because we don't know when we will die, we get to think of life as an inexhaustible well. And yet everything happens only a certain number of times, and a very small number really. How many more times will you remember a certain afternoon of your childhood, an afternoon that is so deeply a part of your being that you can't even conceive of your life without it? Perhaps four, or five times more? Perhaps not even that. How many more times will you watch the full moon rise? Perhaps twenty. And yet it all seems limitless..."

The quotation is not attributed to Bowles on his tombstone, leading some fans to the mistaken impression that Lee composed the passage himself.[citation needed] The interview can be seen on VHS, DVD and Blu-Ray releases of the The Crow.

At the time of his death, his father's biopic Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story was ready for release. The film was released two months after Lee's death, with a dedication to his memory in the end credits. In the film, Lee was portrayed by child actor Iain M. Parker.

Seven years after Lee's death, a direct-to-video Swedish film titled Sex, Lögner and Videovåld (Sex, Lies and Video Violence) was released in which Lee had a very brief cameo appearance. Lee had filmed his cameo appearance in 1992 at the time he was promoting Rapid Fire in Sweden, but the film was delayed for seven years finally releasing in 2000. It too was dedicated to Lee during the end credits.
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Nathan said:
I say Brandon Lee, not Bruce Lee...it's his father alright..
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NAthan, read my quote carefully -- you could read about the movie being CGI'ed but you got the better information anyway.

Byrdie714 said:
I didn't watch the Golden Globes but who collected his award?
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Nathan said:
I think his family did...
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No, Christopher Nolan, the director of The Dark Knight did the honours. The award will be passed on to Heath's daughter, Matilda.
 
JClarke said:
NAthan, read my quote carefully -- you could read about the movie being CGI'ed but you got the better information anyway.






No, Christopher Nolan, the director of The Dark Knight did the honours. The award will be passed on to Heath's daughter, Matilda.
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Her daughter is only 4 years old...I dont know if she's even old enough to understand how important that reward her father earned or...whatever I dunno. I thought it would go to his parents.
 
JClarke said:
CGI, is what I meant... Computer Generated Imagery

Computer-generated imagery - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

and for the heads up for us all.. see quote.



Link: The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The actors mentioned above, who has recasted for heath's role, with the CGI, and they said their wages from the movie is going to heath's daughter.
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I would trust Johnny Depp for doing the recast of the Joker in the third Batman installment...he is one of the most acclaimed actors there ever is.

Colin Farewell and Jude Law? ehh...I dont think so.
 
His face won't be shown on the screen if he was used to recast, he will be used with Heath's face on CGI
 
Sounds so odd. I wonder if people would feel uncomfortable seeing Ledger's face on Depp's body. :eek3: Weird.
 
Steel X said:
I would trust Johnny Depp for doing the recast of the Joker in the third Batman installment...he is one of the most acclaimed actors there ever is.

Colin Farewell and Jude Law? ehh...I dont think so.
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Johnny Depp is dark riddle for the next batman as I thought. By the way, they acted for the final movie which The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus.
 
Steel X said:
Her daughter is only 4 years old...I dont know if she's even old enough to understand how important that reward her father earned or...whatever I dunno. I thought it would go to his parents.
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Steel X - Matilda will understand why when she gets older. It is only 14 years to go until she turns 18. Recently, Heath Ledger won the oscar as expected.
 
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