He pulls people into his silence. Marlon Brando had something similar. Brando had, deep within his vortex, an explosive rage. What Heath has instead is tremendous sweetness.

I do think she has a wall up around her heart. As if that's going to protect her. Walls don't work. They make it hard for people to get through to who you are, and they don't keep the pain out.

He's another one of these actors who has a very lovely aura, and it makes people want to watch him, but his ability to transform his aura is limited.

In the movie, he was lovable and soft. In real life, Ledger is oozing with testosterone, very strong, very tender. He's secure enough as a straight guy to play a gay guy.

If she gave driving directions, they'd be extremely detailed, totally reliable and include landmarks of places she liked. And if you gave her really terrible driving directions, she'd never respect you again. She's very down to earth in that way.

In his career, he's cautiously or guardedly optimistic when he does new things. He's not a pie-in-the-sky idealist. He's one of the most realistic assessors of what's really going on that you'll meet.

Their eyebrows almost tumble into their eyes. That means that blurting things out is very important to them. Spontaneous communication.

They indicate a real talent for noticing what's going on around her. And she does it with her heart. She cares about other people deeply and connects with her heart.

Not as much as Clark Gable's, but in that direction. It means that they're rebels in real life.

That's about intense independence in life. Making her own rules, wanting to do things her own way.