Jade Bahr

Gosh she's so adorable 🥰 Love her accent and love her and her love for Leo. She's so underrated and not only one of my all time favorites of Leos leading ladies but one of my favorites in general. She's one of the few I just watch movies because she's in Even better I like most of her movies 😄 What a great, humble, sweet person!!

Leo admitting Titanic is still "the universal language". Damn right man https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cz6V3RyOrvT/

Don't think this was posted already? 1 more movie before his big 50. Ok then. Sounds not too unrealistic? 😄

^I don't even know how old (or young) Napoleon was when he became who he is famous for to be honest. But I prefer Phoenix "older" look over botox any day. But since this movie also works as a satire (even better I heard from some critics) I think his washed up look is kinda perfect for the role. Also didn't age people much faster back then than nowadays?

I can't

Hair

^since he looks great in black I think this James Marsden suit would indeed look great on him

Leo and his "new best friend" Fantasia https://www.instagram.com/reel/CzwMa_HOknH/ Also Leo gushing over Lily Paramount looking for oscars

https://www.eonline.com/news/1390047/leonardo-dicaprio-shares-how-he-thanked-sharon-stone-for-paying-his-salary

Vogue 1995

Seems like she's the standout in NAPOLEON. Can't wait to see her performance 😍 ‘Napoleon’ Review … (...) I mentioned that “Napoleon” is a farce — because it is! It’s not shy in its questionable portrayal of the Emperor General. He’s played by Joaquin Phoenix as a stiff, childish, tantrumy, horny goofball. David Scarpa's screenplay doesn’t shy away from the comic hijinks, hell, wait until you see him fuck wife Josephine (a wondrous Vanessa Kirby) in bunny-on-steroids fashion. (...) Among the highlights are the scenes between Napoleon and wife Joséphine. Kirby is playfully magnetic, capturing the shaky romance. Despite an innumerable amount of attempts, she can’t conceive a heir to the throne and Napoleon constantly threatens her with divorce if a pregnancy doesn’t happen soon. There’s also cheating, lots of it, which continuously circumvents the power dynamics of this strange marriage. However, Joséphine always seems to have the upper hand.

Love this shooting 😍

Still one of the best, fun and entertaining shows.

Variety Power of Women (November 16, 2023)

Leonardo DiCaprio and Lily Gladstone at the Variety Power of Women Los Angeles presented by Lifetime at Mother Wolf on November 16, 2023 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Michael Buckner/Variety via Getty Images)

Some recent event pics. Leonardo DiCaprio at the Robbie Robertson Memorial Concert at The Village Studios on November 15, 2023 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Rich Polk/Variety via Getty Images)

I would be distracted too 😄

Lilys full variety interview: https://variety.com/2023/film/news/lily-gladstone-flower-moon-backlash-scorsese-osage-story-1235790667/

Just because he looks hot.

^she looks gorgeous 😍

^Maybe I'm getting old but a young female adult using the term "bae" referring to a 49 year old strange man is really cringe to me. Robbie Robertson’s Scorsese Score Honored at 2023 Hollywood Music in Media Awards (...) The late Robbie Robertson won score – feature film for his score for Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon. Robertson died in August at age 80. This was the 11th and final collaboration between Scorsese and Robertson; the film is dedicated to the Canadian rock music legend.

So the fact Leo isn't talking about Titanic like a decent human being since uhm 1998 -a movie which isn't bad at all nor is his role Jack Dawson like maybe Kissing Booth 1 2 3 or Twilight 1 2 3 4 5 (still by far not the worst franchise out there)- makes him what? The biggest crybaby in town? Do you guys think he's also refusing all the money this movie is still making? That would be at least a consistent rejection lol Jacob Elordi is a cliché Big year for Jacob Elordi. He is currently earning solid reviews for his performance as Elvis in Sofia Coppola’s Priscilla and, as just mentioned in the previous post about Margot Robbie, he has a supporting role in Emerald Fennell’s Saltburn, also a possible contender this award season. Jacob was at the premiere as part of the Saltburn team last night just a couple of days after the release of his GQ cover and interview. One of the big headlines coming out of his profile is what he had to say about The Kissing Booth series, the Netflix movies that opened him up to an audience of primarily girls and women. Up until this year, that’s what Jacob has been known for: The Kissing Booth and then, of course, Euphoria. Interestingly Jacob doesn’t say much about Euphoria in the GQ piece, but he does talk some sh-t about The Kissing Booth: “I didn’t want to make those movies before I made those movies,” he says. “Those movies are ridiculous. They’re not universal. They’re an escape.” I mean, it’s not like I disagree with him because The Kissing Booth movies are, indeed, terrible. But it’s his tone, it’s the utter disdain and the sanctimony – because what he’s basically saying is that he was always too good for The Kissing Booth. It’s sh-tting on the thing that gave him his start, that opened up more opportunities. When it’s pointed out to Jacob that these are often the choices that actors make at the beginning of their careers that can lead them to the work that’s more meaningful, the “one for them, one for me” approach, this was his response: “That one’s a trap as well. Because it can become 15 for them, none for you. You have no original ideas and you’re dead inside. So it’s a fine dance,” he replies. “My ‘one for them,’ I’ve done it.” I wonder though if Jacob knows this is a cliché. To be so dismissive of the so-called “silly” work that precedes the more serious roles. So many of the handsome white movie stars have walked this path, from Leonardo DiCaprio to Ryan Gosling to Robert Pattinson. They’ve all been quick in the immediate aftermath of the swoony stories they’ve starred in to distance themselves from those parts, seeming to go out of their way to take on weird and dark characters to assure the industry, and themselves, that they are more than just boyfriends and husbands, men you want to fall in love with. What also happens during this stage is that they don’t sound like they’re having any fun. Which is what my takeaway was when I was reading Jacob’s GQ profile. Even questions about fashion – after all, this was GQ Magazine, a men’s FASHION magazine – are met with overwrought answers. Jacob is known for his collection of designer handbags and this is very cool, I love seeing a man rock up in a great clutch. But he doesn’t want to go there either. If his predecessors are any indication, eventually he’ll grow out of this. We are, after all, living in the year of Kenergy, and perhaps the best performance of Ryan Gosling’s career in a movie that has him swaggering around in a fur coat and leather pants, LOL, doing dance numbers, revisiting his time on The Mickey Mouse Club. And in the process stealing the movie from Margot Robbie’s Barbie. Right now, Jacob Elordi can’t see this in his future. What Else? Have you seen what Kate Beckinsale wore to Leonardo DiCaprio’s birthday? Do you think she was trolling him? Affectionately, of course. Because she does have a sense of humour like that. And you know, despite the success of that film, and that it basically made him the blockbuster star he is today, he’s kind of embarrassed of it. Which is why Kate’s outfit is SO hilarious. (Glamour)