Es realmente agridulce... que Heath Ledger el atractivo y talentoso actor australiano nos dejara como legado, la que es segun muchos su mejor interpretacion, no es completamente triste porque simbólicamente prefiero despedirme de él así, "a lo grande" en vez de perderlo para siempre en una pelicula e interpretacion tipo B. El director de "The Dark Night" Christopher Nolan, ha dicho sobre Heath Ledger en la ultima edicion de Entertainment Weekly
Sobre el compromiso interpretativo: "The guy had serious nuts. What I needed was someone who wouldn’t be afraid of the comparison with Jack Nicholson. And then I saw Heath’s incredible performance in Brokeback Mountain. Such a lack of vanity. This was an actor who wasn’t afraid to bury himself in his character — to a massive extent.” 
Sobre la vision sobre el Huason que tenía Heath: ”We had the same take on the character. We didn’t have a script yet, but we had ideas. The idea of anarchy as an absolute. The idea of chaos as the most frightening thing to society. The idea of a motiveless criminal, somebody who just wants to watch the world burn.”
Sobre los meses que pasó Heath trabajando con un entrenador de voz para darle la voz adecuada a el Huason “He tried to articulate to me what he was doing with his voice, but it was sometimes hard to understand. He talked about ventriloquist dummies, the way their mouths moved, the way their voices wouldn’t appear to come out of them. He said he wanted the voice to have a mocking quality, a sort of disconnectedness.”
Sobre el maquillaje: ”He started applying the makeup himself — just to see what it would look like if he put it on with his own hands. We talked about how streaking the paint could get across the idea of corruption, of decay.”
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