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Cute throwback

Didn't know they're friends either but often when I watch a Woody Harrelson movie I think why he never worked with Leo before because sometimes his choice of roles remembers me a lot of Leo. The weird brooding intense ones ya know. Even though no one makes weird looking more cool than Woody

Gorgeous 😍

I'm actually more interested if he'll doing the world a favor and wears his hair like this on the red carpet: Please? 🙏 However this look was already a fine start 🥰

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Love the dress 🤩

Just for the hair 😍

Dating or not but at least their low profile style is a match in heaven 😄

Gorgeous 😍

Geez this movie hasn't aged well... at all

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Gigi Hadid, 28, and Leonardo DiCaprio, 48, are spotted out together AGAIN as they leave New York City hotspot - amid months of romance rumors What's she holding? First I thought it's a big hello kitty LOL Gigi & Leo Leave Same NYC Event Mins Apart ... Back in Full Swing?!! Leonardo DiCaprio & Gigi Hadid Are Giving Love Another Chance As They Leave Separately From An Eatery With A Difference Of Just 3 Minutes?

Also Brendan Fraser confirms he's in KOFTM - for a bit Brendan Fraser Confirms He Appears “In A Scene or Two” in ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’

PTA movie update. Delayed. PTA’s New Film Will Be Impacted By Writer’s Strike I’m hearing some concerning things in regards to the timeline of Paul Thomas Anderson’s upcoming untitled project. The writer’s strike might have delayed the summer shoot planned for the film. According to my source, for the time being, the strike has halted progress on the film, which originally had set-up a July production date. It’ll all depend how long the strike goes on for. There are no updates on whether the script had even been completed but, my source says, PTA is tentatively postponing production. Even with a completed screenplay, he tends to do rewrites during the shooting of his films and that is not at all possible given the current rules. Strike rules state that as a member of the WGA, PTA would not be able to make any changes while on set. This same person tells me that PTA “is absolutely supportive of the strike and will do whatever he can to support it.” This could, in effect, shake up the actors involved in the film as well. Rumored so far have been Leonardo Dicaprio, Viggo Mortensen and Regina Hall. Obviously, I doubt any AI will be used here — thank the cinematic heavens for that. We’ll just have to wait and see now. There’s nothing more to it. Plenty of other productions are in the same position. I wouldn’t be surprised if Clint Eastwood’s “Juror #2,” set to shoot this summer, also gets delayed. Ditto Tarantino’s “The Movie Critic” set for an early fall shoot. These are very peculiar times right now in the industry. As writers strike, there’s also an unknown change occurring, not just with the playing around with AI but also with studios second-guessing upcoming projects, especially non-IP ones. What I do know is that signs are pointing to the strike not ending anytime soon.

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I'm not convinced by this news at all but funnily Inarritu already joked about a sequel back in 2015 LOL https://variety.com/2015/film/news/the-revenant-leonardo-dicaprio-alejandro-g-inarritu-bear-oscars-1201661500/ My question is: would this 2nd adventure play in summer? 😅

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?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? Exclusive: The Revenant 2 In Development, Leonardo DiCaprio Returning The Revenant 2 is in development to star Leonardo DiCaprio once again as 19th-century frontiersman Hugh Glass. Filmmaker Alejandro G. Iñárritu is developing The Revenant 2, a sequel to his 2015 pseudo-historical action film starring Leonardo DiCaprio. According to our trusted and proven sources, the Catch Me If You Can actor will return to play Hugh Glass, the real-life 19th-century fur trapper and frontiersman heavily fictionalized in the Academy Award-winning film. The plot of the movie is unclear, but Glass did have many more gruesome adventures after the events portrayed in the first movie, so there is plenty of material for The Revenant 2. The Revenant 2 will once again feature Leonardo DiCaprio as Glass, presumably some years after the famous 1823 incident in which he hunted down the men who left him to die in the North American wilderness and also got mauled by a grizzly bear in the process. After recovering from his wounds, Glass continued to join expeditions exploring the area now known as the Dakotas, and was eventually killed by members of the Arikara Nation. However, there are undoubtedly many incredibly gruesome, very difficult-to-shoot episodes of violence that could be mined for The Revenant 2. The Revenant was Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s follow-up film to the Michael Keaton-starring black comedy Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance), which won multiple Oscars (including Best Picture) for its portrayal of show business as a difficult field to work in. After the enormously successful, technically demanding movie, Iñárritu pretty much could make anything he wanted, which eventually led to giving Leonardo DiCaprio hypothermia. The Revenant 2 will follow a movie whose reputation largely rests on the grueling level of punishment it put Leonardo DiCaprio through during filming, in addition to the scores of non-famous crew members are presumably could not use it as fodder for a successful Oscar campaign. In particular, Glass’s survival of a bear attack (which to be fair, seems to have been a mother bear protecting her cubs) was notable for the level of choreography and physical pain it put the actor through. The first movie was notable for its attempts to portray indigenous culture accurately, hiring several consultants to do so; despite that, at least one scene had a Pawnee character speaking dialogue in an indigenous language spoken thousands of miles away and from an entirely different linguistic group. Additionally, veteran indigenous actor Kimberly Norris-Guerrero (who worked on the film as an uncredited extra) later spoke of the film’s ahistorical depiction of members of the Arikara Nation as perpetually caked in mud and filth as prompting her to begin working as a screenwriter to try to counter such portrayals. While The Revenant 2 is in development, Leonardo DiCaprio will star in Killers of the Flower Moon, his sixth feature film in collaboration with filmmaker Martin Scorsese. The crime drama centers on the investigation into the murder of several Osage Nation members in Oklahoma in the 1920s. The movie will co-star Robert De Niro, Jesse Plemons, and Brendan Fraser, and is scheduled to be released in theaters in October. Source