According to the UK's The Sun, the three Hollywood stars who completed Heath Ledger's final film role (also featuring Andrew Garfield) have donated their pay to his two-year-old daughter, Matilda.

Johnny Depp, Jude Law and Colin Farrell were worried for Matilda’s future as Heath left an old will which did not include the little one.

Heath's dad, Kim Ledger, is in control of Heath's estate. Family members have said they're concerned that daddy will mismanage the actor's money.

The three played versions of Heath's character, Tim, in fantasy epic THE IMAGINARIUM OF DR. PARNASSUS.

Film director Terry Gilliam said, “They didn’t take money — it goes to Heath’s daughter. That’s extraordinary! And wonderful . . . and when you’re part of that, you think, ‘Ah, this is maybe why I went into the movies in the beginning. I thought it would be full of wonderful people. And we’ve got a movie full of wonderful people who did extraordinary things to help.”

Johnny Depp is a father of two, Jude Law has four and Colin Farrel has a son.

Hey everyone,

I have added a couple fabulous new photos of Andrew from the shoot he did with Kai Z Feng. So head over to the gallery to check them out!

NEWSDAY.COM has published an article about Andrew about BOY A. (Article by Joseph V. Amodio; Glenn Gamboa; Verne Gay)
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This 'Boy' could be ready for the 'A' list

He's headed for your local multiplex and we're telling you now - he's one to watch. Name's Andrew Garfield. Heard of him?

Probably not, unless you caught last year's "Lions for Lambs" (with Robert Redford) or follow Britain's top acting awards. He won the British Academy's television award for best actor for his compelling performance in "Boy A," which hits Manhattan theaters Wednesday and Long Island screens Aug. 1

Garfield, 24, plays Jack, a likable chap with a terrible secret - he's the infamous Boy A, once on trial as a child for a horrific crime. Now released from prison, he must create a new life. He makes a friend, meets a girl - and you can't help rooting for him, wondering: Can he outrun his past? Or the press?

Garfield - half Brit, half American - moved to England at age 4. He has few U.S. memories, save for a Disneyland trip "and my brother winning a glow-in-the-dark visor," he recalls. Cue the jealousy, tears, and wee Andy "was given a cloth visor out of pity, which was nowhere near as exciting and which I rejected shirtily." (Yes, shirtily, British slang for crabbily.)

Since then, he's channeled his angst into acting and won two best newcomer awards for stage roles at the National Theatre and Manchester Royal Exchange. He's shown range, from, like, an American slacker frat boy (in "Lions") to Romeo (on stage in England). That role, he notes, was "like running a marathon [and] being on stage feels like an adrenaline sport. Connecting with a live audience is incomparable."

He'll likely hit Broadway soon enough. As for his own favorite actors? He's inspired by Daniel Day-Lewis, Dustin Hoffman, Ryan Gosling and Isabelle Huppert. But catch Garfield on screen and it's like watching Sean Penn in "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" or Jodie Foster in "Taxi Driver."

Hello visitors,

I just wanted to let everyone know Andrew attended the KEEP A CHILD ALIVE: THE BLACK BALL UK on July 10th, 2008. I have added a few pictures from the red carpet of Andrew arriving. (Visit the Gallery)

Also, the VIDEO VAULT is now open - unfortunately there is truly not to many video clips at this moment. But I do promise will change shortly. I've currently been a little busy with university and work - but school is wrapping up shortly and it will allow me to update more frequently. So please be sure to keep checking back for tons more Andrew news and video clips!

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Hey everyone,

I am currently working on getting a VIDEO VAULT (multimedia) section added to this site. There you will be able to watch the latest movie trailers, movie clips, interviews and public appearances featuring Andrew.

So please keep checking back regularly for the video section to be added!

Andrew recently did an interview with "VULTURE" and he shared his thoughts on topics like Judd Apatow and Heath Ledger.

JUDD APATOW:
"Judd Apatow is genius, I think. He's defining this decade of comedy, like what Monty Python did for their generation. I'd love to work with him."

HEATH LEDGER:
"The amount of stuff he left me with was astonishing. I will never ever lose hold of what he had to offer. He just had this total spontaneity and the ability to do anything at any point: fly off the handle or joke. It was electrifying and I never knew what he was going to do — like punch me, you know? But how he did it is a mystery to me."

To read the full interview: