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Still unbelievable. Rodrigo Prieto Doesn't Deny Paul Thomas Anderson Rewrote ‘Killers of the Flower Moon' “Killers of the Flower Moon” cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto was a guest on Marc Maron’s WTF podcast and was asked about the “rumor” that Paul Thomas Anderson rewrote the film for Scorsese. Maron initiated it by saying he had “heard a rumor” that PTA had done an uncredited rewrite. At first, Prieto played clueless, but Maron pushed him further by replying “oh come on, you know” — they both sneakily chuckled, no doubt at the unspoken truth of the matter, and Prieto finally relented with an ambiguous answer … There were people involved in rejigging the story and Scorsese was very deep into that. Thats all I’ll say. I guess Prieto was told, much like the rest of the ‘Killers’ crew, not to mention that PTA was part of the creative process. Call it a goodwill gesture on PTA’s part, towards one of his idols, Scorsese. In the end, only Eric Roth, who had written the original unused draft, got credited for the final screenplay, but was not Oscar-nominated. You can check out the whole story behind this PTA/Scorsese/Killers team-up here. It’s most definitely not a “rumor,” it’s been corroborated. Roth, who wrote the original ‘Killers’ screenplay, took a crack at the rewrites. However, at some point in the process, Paul Thomas Anderson was hired by Scorsese to take part in rewriting a good portion of the script. I’m actually surprised that this has not been reported yet by any of the trades. Earlier in the year, after Charles Bramesco spilled the beans on X, I contacted a source of mine who told me that PTA definitely wrote “a big chunk” if not all of the final draft. Hollywood Elsewhere’s Jeffrey Wells then checked in with a person who had ties to ‘Killers’, and his source didn’t pour water on the rumor either. He called PTA “an artist” and said “anything he may have done [rewrite-wise] could have only helped.”

Thx for the insight 💐 Cara is also having her next big project 👍

Of course he wants that ass 🍑😏 More pics: https://www.justjared.com/2024/02/26/leonardo-dicaprio-teyana-taylor-film-robbery-scene-for-paul-thomas-anderson-movie-in-sacramento/ Clip: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C301H7ExFw9/?igsh=eHJrdXFnZXI3ZnA0

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Not 1 but 2 Halles 😙

Kinda confusing movie. Jodie Foster hates her vile husband Richard Gere, so she's not pleased when he's suddenly turning back after 6 years from war. But then she falls in love with him because he's quite different. Like he's actually not her husband but looking like her husband lol When he's accused of murdering another guy things getting even more complicated. Not the best Richard Gere flick but far from being the worse.

She's such a Berlinale regular. Love it 😙

Leo on PTA set at Harvey Park in Galt. Source

***916 Times EXCLUSIVE*** Leonardo DiCaprio arrives at the Galt Flea Market parking lot to film another day in the 916 for his upcoming Warner Bros movie being referred to as the BC Project until its name is revealed. CLIP: https://www.instagram.com/p/C3y9W89rajg/ Sean Penn shoots scene getting arrested for upcoming Leonardo DiCaprio movie being filmed through the 916 and 209. This scene was filmed in #Galt. CLIP: https://www.instagram.com/p/C3y56DWLZ7l/

just some highly important movie trivia Josh Hartnett was there for the start of (America’s involvement in) WWII and he was there for the end of it.

He was the best thing about OPPIE and I'll die on that hill. Josh Hartnett as Ernest Lawrence OPPENHEIMER (2023) dir. Christopher Nolan Source