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Hello all. Thank you for the new Django Unchained photo. I think it's either from a shoot for the individual character posters, or more likely from an early costume/hair-makeup test. I notice Leo has the briar pipe that he was considering at the start of the filming.

I think this is the photo with Theron:

Hi, I'm not sure whether this was mentioned... It looks like the Paramount anniversary photo shoot is featured in the new issue of Vanity Fair (with Kristen Stewart on the cover). From their website: I don't know if Leo will be shown, as his name is not on the cover.

You're very welcome. We needed something in this Leo drought. The article is mostly a set report from the day they shot the party scenes, with some quotes from Baz Luhrmann. I've only google-translated the last paragraph below, since it's the one about Leo:

And here are the other two photos: (sorry for the low quality on this one... it was too small)

Hi all Thanks, amandinefrance for the notice. I got the magazine and this is the big 2-page photo:

Thank you everyone for the photos Sometimes they're better than news.

wijnboerinnetje, shine thank you for the new photos. The "scar" looks more like it's a strap hanging from the inside of his shorts.

thank you all for the photos and videos. I saw the show yesterday and, although Leo didn't seem to be in particularly joyful mood, he didn't look disappointed to me when Clooney won. I think he knows this game better than all of us, and he was expecting the result. He was probably just waiting patiently for the whole thing to be over. I guess it's not the most pleasant thing in the world to appear in award shows when you (or your film) is not the frontrunner and you go in expecting to lose. But he has to do it, it's part of his job to promote and support his film, especially when the film needs it. As for Clooney not mentioning Leo... I was more surprised that he didn't give a shout-out to Gosling, since he was nominated for a film he directed! That was bad form, I thought, (even with Gosling not being there). The Fassbender mention was made because Clooney had to include a joke, and if he could get away with a racy one, the Globes was the place to do it. Fair or not, this is not Leo's year and he knows it. But instead of quitting the "season", he does what he should, always remaining a professional and a dignified presence at awards shows.

Yes, that makes sense. It's just that it's a standard campaign stop, so to speak. Indeed, but Clooney has already made one this year. They usually have 3 actors and 3 actresses and they prefer to have them exclusively. I'm expecting Pitt, Dujardin and Fassbender on the actors side.

hi everyone, thanks for the welcome. Glad to see Leo was not in London after all... Traditionally, the day before the Globes, there is the BAFTA tea party and also the Newsweek roundtable. Since there have been other roundtables so far (Hollywood Reporter, SAG, Backstage) where other contenders have participated, do you think Leo has been invited to do this one? He has done two in the past.

Hey all, Leo might do the award presentation via feed from London. It's logical that Olivia Harrison would be in England as well.