wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeessssshhhhhh BOOOM!

"having starred in Walk the Line and the last two M. Night Shyamalan movies that were any good."

He was in The Sixth Sense *and* The Sixth Sense?

the village is the best shyamalan movie. is just not a horro movie.

As a fan of the Phoenix brothers since the 1980s, (River's death devastated me) I think Joaquin better watch his drug intake. I'm sorry, but NO WAY is he sober. I'm not saying that to mean, but it would be so sad to lose another talented individual.

He is totally nuts.

I'm with Julie and Sue. I don't want to see him go the way that River did. He needs to get away from Hollywood for a while. Man, those parents really did a number on those kids. I hope he sorts his shit out soon, I really do.

Hi there you hot thing I miss your acting so very much In Ladder49 you stole my heart as well as my son's My Dad was a firemen for 34 years and retired Platoon chief, a great firemen not so great Dad but when he retired my son put on the workwear for a picture he was amazing looking. At the retirement party the higher ups said to me they make exceptions and would hire him on the spot. I looked at them with the upmost respect and told them that his Mom didn't have 35 plus years to sit by a police scanner. He had the heart that they need but I am a single Mom of 4 now 2 at the time and he is and still is the Love of my life. That was in March of 2004 your movie came out and the character was killed, I had already talked to my son as he is amazing in every way and told him about the offer as well as my response about not losing him to a fire one day, he said he wanted to take his Mom on a date to see the movie, when we came out he said that is what he wanted to do. I said the guy died Jamie and he responded with but he saved alot of lives and it only cost him his. I am a very tough Mom and fight for alot things important to me, I have a step-brother and sister whose Dad was a fireman and lost his life on the job, my son is named after my step-brother. The man was the first to loose his life saving another in Thunder Bay, Ontario so I know first hand that it happens. That was 6 years ago and I think I lost him to drugs today. I am not that tough on him anymore because somewhere I lost my son. I am writing this letter to in hopes that you read it and know the impact you had/have in my life. Walk the line you were amazing and had the honor of celebrating a major figure of generations. I have a 9 year old daughter and 5 year old twin girls I can relate to Johnny Cash as I feel that lost alot of the time. Besides being a great actor alot of people look up to you. After watching you in major movies a friend lent me some movies and My Kids and I watched reservation road and you were great you do everything with a passion, we also have that in common I don't know if you will read this or where to send my thoughts on the life you had. I just had to say that we have alot in common and as I drink a beer and wonder why? I wanted to know that you are a role model to so many women and men, kids and adults everywhere and you make me think that if you had all the fame and fortune and still had some crap in your life that I can always have a strong opinion and strength in what I want out of life for me and my kids. My kids are my world and if now 5 year old twins know who Johnny Cash is because of you you did a fine thing. Long comment but wanted you to know that you made a difference in our lives, you are a person and I wanted to make a difference in yours. Thanks for the time and space Kim