Although somewhat eerie and almost like he had a premonition, Steve Irwin knew exactly what actor he wanted to play him after he died.

Eric Bana recently revealed that the beloved conservationist asked him to play the TV star in a movie of his life shortly before his death.

There are some people who cross the line and simply don't care. But don't expect others to sit back and not say anything about something they disapprove of.

Bill Maher has refused to apologize for wearing a Steve Irwin costume during Halloween. The costume, which mocked the death of the Crocodile Hunter, outraged fans nationwide.

Some people simply don't care if they cross the line and overdo it - those people are usually the ones who desperately seek attention, even if it's in the wrong kind of way.

HBO's host of "Real Time With Bill Maher" has offended a number of people after attending a few Halloween events over the weekend, dressed up as the late wild life enthusiast, Steve Irwin.

There's a time and place for everything, but "South Park" creators recently crossed the line with their senseless and distasteful entertainment. The animated show has left fans outraged after a recent episode was made, poking fun at Steve Irwin's death.

The latest episode of the satiric sketch, entitled "Hell On Earth 2006," shows the "Crocodile Hunter" attending a fancy dress party in Hell - along with the late Princess Diana and Hitler - with a stingray poking out of his bleeding chest. Irwin is then kicked out of the party by the Devil because he isn't in fancy dress.

The birth of a child and the death of a close friend can easily make you reevaluate your life - as has been the case for Russell Crowe.

The Australian actor says he's no longer caught up in the hype of stardom like other Hollywood celebrities. He insists becoming a dad has allowed him to turn his back on fame and his life around.

Some things are just never meant to be shown in public - including Steve Irwin's tragic last moments alive. Steve Irwin's widow, Terri, says footage of his death will never be shown. Despite calls for the footage to be seen and Steve's own wish for his death, if recorded, to be aired, grieving Terri is not prepared to release his last moments.

Speaking exclusively to Barbara Walters on "20/20," she said, "What purpose would that serve? It was an accident so stupid. It was like running with a pencil. It was not a risk he was taking. It was just an accident."