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jade and ox: thanks for the updates. I have not read the article, but here is it. https://variety.com/2019/film/in-contention/oscars-leonardo-dicaprio-brad-pitt-matt-damon-christian-bale-1203285325/ And more videos.

Lainey hatey strikes once again. FORGET HIM BITCH!

Sorry, double post.

Ahh, wish you could go. But at least you have seen him personally already.

Hey @Jade Bahr, are you far from Berlim? Are you able to go there for the premiere? Just curious.

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thanks jade, leolover and ox for all the updates.

I loved the hair.

Margot has arrived, looking gorgeous as always.

Soon it will have, I guess...

Sorry, double post.

Yep, there is a premiere in Rome, august 2. Get read for LOADS of pics and videos, 3 premieres in 1 week, crazy.

Maya Hawke have some amazing words about working with Leo, she starts talking about at 2:48.

Not a spoiler because the stills are basically the same.

One more: And in this link below you can watch the second video for another interview with Leo and Brad. https://g1.globo.com/fantastico/noticia/2019/07/28/historia-de-charles-manson-e-sua-seita-vira-filme-de-tarantino-e-o-fantastico-relembra-crimes.ghtml

Thanks for all the updates, girls. Leo and the old phone trick, lol.

One more interview.

leo lover, jade and ox: thanks for all the updates. 'Once Upon a Time In Hollywood': How Leonardo DiCaprio's Makeup Artist Transformed Him With "Phony" Mustache When playing fictional washed-up actor Rick Dalton in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Leonardo DiCaprio was faced with some tricky facial hair while being transformed for "filming" scenes, in which the "director" character wants Dalton to look unrecognizable as a Western villain. DiCaprio’s longtime personal makeup artist (who has worked with him since Titanic), Sian Grigg, aimed to create facial hair for the actor that was accurate to the 1969 time period when the spaghetti Western was filmed. This meant an exaggerated style that was so long, she claims DiCaprio found it annoying while shooting — a good thing for drumming up the frustration Dalton is meant to be feeling during that scene. "The mustache drove Leo mad, because I had to leave it really long and it always went in his mouth," says Grigg, who used WM Creations glue to keep the piece on the skin. "It was so hot out and the mustache kept going in his mouth, and he’d be spitting it out. He did the same thing in the scene as they filmed 'off camera' when he was supposed to be losing it a bit. It made us laugh as he kept spitting it out and the wig was quite long as well." Grigg adds that the mustache was meant to look fake, not perfect or neat as it might for a modern day film. "It was meant to look phony because they didn’t have good materials back then like we do now. It was correct for the period — a Western film being made in the '70s. We were copying the style of films shot in that period and also covering Leo’s character up to look different and unrecognizable, which in the movie he’s not used to." https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/once-a-time-hollywood-how-leonardo-dicaprios-makeup-artist-transformed-him-phony-mustache-1227158

This is cute, the cast of Euphoria got really happy to know that Leo watchs their show and even made t-shirts about it.

GOAT= greatest of all time