BarbieErin
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24 minutes ago, Jade Bahr said: Whaaaaat?
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Leonardo DiCaprio Says He’s ‘Slowing Down a Bit' But Ther...
Oscar winning actor Leonardo DiCaprio exclusively opened up to PEOPLE at the Hollywood premiere of his new movie "One Battle After Another" which is written and directed by Paul Thomas AndersonOk Leo.
Anyway, thanks for all the updates, he looks good.
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9 hours ago, akatosh said: Exciting times. Finally the promotion for OBAA starts. I hope Leo will appear on Jimmy Kimmel or actors on actors or something like that. KOTFM shows he needs to campaign for the oscar nomination.
I honestly don't care that much about him getting nominated or not, off course that's cool, but tbh, I prefer him going on a fun talk show and letting us see a tiny bit more of his personality than get a nomination... I also love the to idea of actors on actors, that would be great as well.
And I think it's clear his campaign in KOTFM was for Lily and not for himself.
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2 hours ago, Leofanw7 said: may i ask where you got this pic? because mainstream media didnt get it until a month later on september 6
I think it was Leo and his models Instagram that posted this, I made a screenshot and posted here. And yes, somehow she found this before the other pics and video were published by media.
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4 hours ago, Jade Bahr said: Bummer if true
Box-Office: ‘One Battle After Another’ Tracking Lower Than ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ — $20-22M Opening
Warner Bros. is currently in the middle of a hot streak, achieving a historic feat by releasing six consecutive films that each grossed over $40M in their opening weekends. That streak might, sadly, come to a halt next month.
Puck’s Matt Belloni reports that, six weeks out, Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another” is facing lower numbers than his “Killers of the Flower Moon.”
Scorsese’s ‘Killers,’ an acclaimed 3.5-hour epic, had a domestic opening weekend of approximately $23M, playing in over 3,600 theaters. As it stands, the 161-minute “One Battle After Another,” which has yet to be seen by the press, is tracking at $20M–$22M.
This film is an enormous gamble. After all, PTA’s biggest hit, “There Will Be Blood,” only pulled in $76M worldwide. Sure, this new one stars Leonardo DiCaprio and is leaning heavily on an IMAX rollout, but at this point it feels like the very definition of a RISK.
More recently, PTA himself described his career and style as “box-office challenged.” Yet “One Battle After Another” will be his biggest commercial swing, with a reported budget anywhere from $150M–$175M.
It cost a big pile of dough, and die-hard PTA mavens aside, the mainstream isn’t especially interested—even with DiCaprio figuring prominently in the film’s marketing. Hopefully, the reviews are raves, and this film can be somewhat successful.
For the record, I genuinely hope it succeeds. A major-budget PTA hit could open the door for even bolder projects—both for him and for studios willing to take a chance. Nobody wants this to fail. The exciting part is that PTA basically got a blank check to make whatever he wanted.
And I love how he somehow convinced Warner Bros. to drop $175M on a Thomas Pynchon adaptation. Did they even realize the story is loosely drawn from Vineland? Maybe not. I can totally picture PTA pitching the project without ever mentioning Pynchon’s name once.
Only shows what we know for years: original movies, or drama adult movies almost have no more space at theaters, it's all about sequels, remakes, live-action, bla, bla... That's what makes money and apparently that's what people want to watch??? Or is cinema too expensive now and people prefer to wait for streaming? And only waste money for movies like The Superman and Jurassic World? Such original movies, isn't it? LOL. Sad times! 😮💨
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3 hours ago, AliceT said: Did everyone read the interview? I enjoyed it. One thing that struck me that I found particularity interesting is when he refers to his sister. He could be using it figuratively but it’s possible he’s referring to his niece. If his dad/ step mom adopted her then I guess technically she’d be both his sister and niece.
DiCaprio: I remember with my little sister and her friends, they asked, “What was it like?” I lived in the days where there was an answering machine, and when you had plans, you either needed to be there on time, or you’d call on a pay phone to check your answering machine to see if they left a message, to see if they were going to be late. And then you’d have to call their answering machine so they could check their answering machine. They were like, “You guys must have never had plans—how did you ever communicate?” There was a lot of waiting around; you had to stick to your word.
Yes, he was talking about Normandie, she's both his niece and sister, she was adopted by Peggy and George, she's a DiCaprio too.
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