Yea, I think suicide takes courage, so be it. I don't promote it, I just find it fascinating.

I've never considered it a cowardly act at all. To willingly end your own existence, it's just...damn. Everything about our make up tells us to do whatever it takes to survive yet some people hate living in this world so much they rather take their own life and not exist for eternity.

There are situations where someone is terminally ill or a teenager will make a rash decision and end their life 5 minutes after a text message gone wrong. Most people think about it and plan it though. To finally go thru with it, to me, it takes balls.

I know I'm in the minority here.

Police got right on this busting all his suppliers right away. Any other schmuck dies, I dont think anyone gives a shit.

Kinda neutral on the is he a selfish fuckwad vs throes of addiction and couldnt help himself but what I will say as a parent I can't imagine something that destructive having that kind of power to override the love I have for my son. Knowing that if I do this it may kill me and therefore never see the family again but STILL saying fuck it and doing it anyway. Man that shit must be one hell of a drug

yes. he made his choice to play truman capote. that's on him.

He was a pretty good actor. I liked him for the most part.

But, now he's suddenly one of the great actors of our generation. He was good. Now he seems better.

I read someone call him one of the greatest actors of all time. Let's pump the breaks.

He was a pretty good actor. I liked him for the most part.

But, now he's suddenly one of the great actors of our generation. He was good. Now he seems better.

I read someone call him one of the greatest actors of all time. Let's pump the breaks.

he was excellent in "doubt", but i'll always say his role as scotty in "boogie nights" was my favorite. hilarious.

ledger's was tragic because he was young and just starting to show some growth. his last few roles were exceptional.

He was very good in "Doubt". If I saw he was in a movie, my thought would be "that's a good choice".

But he's not DeNiro, Brando, Pacino, etc., and I doubt...he was going to be.

He was very good in "Doubt". If I saw he was in a movie, my thought would be "that's a good choice".

But he's not DeNiro, Brando, Pacino, etc., and I doubt...he was going to be.

At the same time, he will never have that embarrassing fall off that plagued DeNiro, Pacino and, to a lesser extent Brando.

I get those guys have had some clunkers in later years but their primes were...well....prime.

I skew my rating toward their best. PSH's best wasn't that level.

Oh yeah I'm not even comparing PSH

I remember Dustin Hoffman used to be the third guy in this group

Im pretty hammered right now.

Funny thing is I saw this guy in movies (never saw the Capote one) and hardly remembering him even sticking out? idk?

Exactly. What's his "signature" role? Capote? Nobody watched that.

He's the Cris Carter of actors.

Exactly. What's his "signature" role? Capote? Nobody watched that.

He's the Cris Carter of actors.