R.I.P.
Warner Bros. Issues a Statement

Alan Horn, President and COO of Warner Bros. and Jeff Robinov, President, Warner Bros. Pictures Group have issued the following statement to TMZ. The studio is producing the next Batman film, "The Dark Knight."

"The studio is stunned and devastated by this tragic news. The entertainment community has lost an enormous talent. Heath was a brilliant actor and an exceptional person. Our hearts go out to his family and friends."



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76. its very sad and tragic, my heart goes out to his family and especially his little girl, but it just goes to show you how ungreatful people are that they cant truely appreciate someone until after their dead...

Posted at 10:56PM on Jan 22nd 2008 by mandi

77. People are so stupid and jump twards conclusions.... could this have been a suicide YES but then again maybe not... maybe a bad reacion to ambien which is pretty harmless you could probably pop 200 of them and not die, same with benzos like Ativan etc.... if they were prescribing stonger sleeping meds like barbituates then yes he could have popped a bunch and commited suicide but most drs will not prescribe those as the newer medications like benzos and ambien and lunesta take there place because they are safer.... we shall wait and see what happend from the medical report but dont call him a junkie drug addict etc if we dont know for sure could have been a blod clot or freak reaction thing

Posted at 4:51AM on Jan 23rd 2008 by Adam

78. Does this picture of Heath remind anyone else of Brandon Lee in the Crow?

Posted at 11:16AM on Jan 23rd 2008 by mud

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