The 10 things I Hate About You cast reunited in a surprise move to honour Heath Ledger.
On Tuesday night, October 20, episode of Dancing With the Stars, Julia Roberts paid an emotional tribute to her late co-star, who died in 2008 at the age of 28 from an accidental prescription drug overdose.
During he Dedication Night, Julia performed a contemporary routine with her partner Ezra Sosa to Frankie Valli's Can't Take My Eyes Off You.
Julia Roberts' link to 'Can't Take My Eyes Off You'
In the cult-classic film, Heath's character, Patrick, sang the Frankie's track to Julia from the bleachers while she was at soccer practice, a scene which has remained iconic even after decades since the movie was released.
The routine ended with the audio of Julia reciting the poem she read to him in the movie, as her costars Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Larisa Oleynik, Andrew Keegan, Gabrielle Union and Susan May Pratt joined her on the ballroom floor.
Julia Roberts discusses Heath Ledger's impact
Ahead of the dance, Julia was in tears as she talked about her co-star to Ezra.
In the video shown before the performance, the Pretty Woman actress noted, "I learned a lot from Heath… It was so easy with him. I have so many great memories."
"I really wish I could pick up the phone, and be like, 'Hey dude', as she added that her response in that scene was real, and she hopes to "recreate the musk for life he had" in that scene.
Julia's performance earned a total of 36 points, as she scored four nines for the routine.