Suki_Weeks — 18 years ago(February 23, 2008 08:54 AM)

When someone well-known in the industry dies there is usually a moment dedicated to that person, why no mention of Heath Ledger? He was nominated for an Oscar and been in quite a few popular films. It seems if you die young, you don't get a mention, while the older people do.
Emailed the BBC to find out why, they told me "We no longer do "in memory moments" as we can only fit so much in and its more about reviewing films." I see Roy Scheider got a mention.
Its bad enough Mr Ross presents it without this beep response.