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Yes. I’m aware. That mistake seems to happen a lot. Incorrect dates being reported happened a lot when he was filming in Oklahoma too. It’s always disorienting to have things dated in the future. Just didn’t want anyone confused, because the pictures were taken of Leo in NYC on September 10.

Must have been Sept 10, since Sept 11 hasn’t occurred yet. Unless he’s a time traveler. 😄

https://people.com/movies/leonardo-dicaprios-former-girlfriend-speaks-out-about-ageist-headlines-and-comments/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=news_tab

Thanks for all the new pics and info! Here’s a very old pic, but I had never seen it before. Is she pulling him up the hill? 😂

It’s has already been reported that the main cast is not involved in anymore KOTFM shooting. Also, his hair and weight would need to remain the same not be completely different.

Orphan First Kill was actually pretty good, but I love psychological thrillers. The new twist was unexpected.

This person shares her experience of seeing Leo on set of J. Edgar, and meeting Armie Hammer. Video is mostly about Armie, not Leo, but here is the link if you want to watch it. https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRyFtvAW/?k=1

This is what we are dealing with in Oklahoma right now.

I saw where they had Jack Dawson as ESJP, but I didn’t see Leo listed there. I’m an got INFP-A. Apparently, this type is rare. Personality type:Mediator (INFP-A) Traits: Introverted – 65%, Intuitive – 70%, Feeling – 54%, Prospecting – 54%, Assertive – 69% Role: Diplomat Strategy: Confident Individualism

A new to me photo. Love his smile.

Why is everyone so close together? 😬 I don’t care if you’ve just had a Covid test two minutes ago. Step the hell back from him. Geez. Makes me nervous.

This is a clear as I could get it.

Thanks, Oxford! Nice shot of his tattoo.

I do believe a premiere is planned here, but probably in Tulsa as there are no movie theaters in Pawhuska. Bartlesville has one movie theater, but Bartlesville is Cherokee Nation, not Osage Nation. Also, I do not know if Leo will attend the Oklahoma premiere or not. We will have to wait and see. Hopefully not until 2023 though.

My favorite pic from the latest Capri ones.

Not directly Leo related but Leo adjacent. Lily Gladstone is currently filming another indigenous movie in Oklahoma. Here is one of the casting calls that came through today. JULY 27, 2022 CASTING CALL: FANCY DANCE Feature Film Indigenous people and others for feature film - Tulsa, OK NOTE: If you have already submitted for this film, there is no need to submit again. FANCY DANCE Feature Film SAG-AFTRA Modified Low Budget Agreement Producers: Deidre Backs, Tommy Oliver, Heather Rae, Nina Yang Bongiovi, Erica Tremblay Director: Erica Tremblay Writers: Erica Tremblay Miciana Alise Casting Director: Chris Freihofer (local casting) Casting Associate: Jenn Rader Casting Assistant: Nhan Le Start Date: August 15, 2022 (5 weeks) Location: Tulsa, OK Audition Dates: ASAP - SELF TAPE ONLY Callback Dates: TBD Rate of Pay: MLB Scale ($370/day +10%) NOTES: This film has its roots in the Sundance Lab. Erica Tremblay is a writer/director on Reservation Dogs Season 2 and Executive Story Editor of Dark Winds. STORYLINE Following her sister's disappearance, an Indigenous hustler kidnaps her niece from her white grandparents and sets out for the state powwow to keep what’s left of their family intact. CAST: JAX - Lily Gladstone BREAKDOWN OF LOCAL ROLES [DONNA] 45 to 60 years old, white female. Middle-class, by-the-book social worker. Donna does her best to navigate the complicated laws of Indian Child Welfare. 3 SCENES, 25 LINES, 3 SPEECHES [ICE AGENT] 30 to 40 years old, white male. He seems perfectly fine on the outside, but there is definitely something a little menacing about this guy. He watches a mother and daughter in a pharmacy, and then questions them about their identity. 2 SCENES, 23 LINES [TANNER] 20 to 40 years old, white male. Overzealous oil worker who considers himself a badass. A long-time resident of an industry man camp located on a reservation, Tanner has made himself an important cog in the local drug cartel. 1 SCENE, 12 LINES [RYAN] 20 to 40 years old, white male. Hard-working and buff oil worker, but one of the good guys. Works on a reservation oil field but respects that he is a visitor to these lands and acts appropriately. 1 SCENE, 11 LINES [POWWOW EMCEE] 40 to 60 years old, Indigenous male. Life of the party. He loves bringing people together at the local powwow with enthusiasm and wit. 1 SCENE, 5 SPEECHES [CHAD] 20 to 35 years old, white male. Oil worker. The leader of his white-boy friend group. He is a fixture at the local strip club, where he fends off the pangs of his insecurities by tormenting the Indigenous women he pays for entertainment. 2 SCENES, 8 LINES. [ELDER WOMAN] 60 to 80 years old, Indigenous female. Respected elder in her community. A language speaker and spiritual pillar who passes vital knowledge down the next generation. 1 SCENE, 5 LINES [DERRICK] 20 to 40 years old, white male. Confident and surly. Thick arms from doing doorway pull-ups. An oil worker that gets his kicks by bullying those around him. 1 SCENE, 5 LINES. [BRIAN] 20 to 40 years old, white male. oil worker. He frequents the local strip club, where he and his friends harass the dancers for fun. 2 SCENES, 2 LINES [OKIE MAMA] 30 to 40 years old, white female. She shops, Mid-western mom. Shops at the mall in between her shifts at the local steakhouse. Gun owner and proud NRA supporter. 2 SCENES, 3 LINES [FBI AGENT] 40 to 60 years old, white male. By-the-book do-gooder. He follows his protocol to a tee, even if that means sidestepping justice in the process. 1 SCENE, 3 LINES [DINER SERVER] 50 to 70 years old, all ethnicities female. Jovial and jolly. Works the morning shift at the diner and loves interacting with her patrons. 1 SCENE, 4 LINES [NIGHT MANAGER] 40 to 50 years old, white male. Tired and disgruntled. Works the night shift at a gas station and is particularly suspicious of his patrons. 1 SCENE, 1 SPEECH [PHAYA] 18-25 years old, Indigenous female. Single mother. Raised on the reservation, Phaya moved to the big city to find more opportunities, instead, she fell in with the wrong crowd. 1 SCENE, 2 SPEECHES

Is that a hint of grey in the beard? If so, I’m digging it. 🤤

Oklahoma oil is still very much a thing. We have oil drilling happening all over the state. Rich oil families still live here.

Cherokee Film Studios is now open. Perhaps Leo will make his way back to Oklahoma some day. I miss him being here. https://www.cherokeephoenix.org/entertainment/cherokee-and-state-leaders-gather-to-open-cherokee-film-studios/article_84d94dfc-0c20-11ed-aeac-4f070b0f6dc5.html?utm_source=phpList&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Cherokee+and+state+leaders+gather+to+open+Cherokee+Film+Studios&utm_content=HTML

Yay! Can’t wait! Seems like it’s been forever.

Thanks for the new pics. He’s looking great!

You have no idea how tumultuous this is going to be in Oklahoma right now. Our current governor is trying to take down Cherokee Nation as well as other tribal nations. He wants us stripped of our sovereignty, so he can get his hands on our money as well as our land. The McGirt Supreme Court decision a couple of years ago as well as the partial overturning the Supreme Court did of that ruling against Cherokee Nation two weeks ago has the state and the tribal nations at each other’s throats. Because I am the only testing psychologist for Cherokee Nation, and I do competency evaluations for Cherokee Nation District Court, I have been thrust into the middle of it all. It’s going to be interesting when this movie comes out and everyone sees how history is repeating itself right before their eyes. 🤬

Ever wonder what Leo and Johnny Depp morphed together would look like? https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRFXxJ1S/?k=1

Tulsa King. It’s a Paramount+ series.

Nope no news even locally. I tell you what though, I thought KOTFM was a long shoot., but Sylvester Stallone has been filming here for about six months now and they still aren’t done. The daily calls for extras on SS’s film that I keep getting are make me nostalgic for when KOTFM was here.