Jade Bahr

^for Jimmy Kimme live credit to brycescarlett DJATS photobooth

Radar Online figured it out. Leo is just too "nerdy" to find a girlfriend

Also this dress

Love this look 😍

After party

lol to the friendly fuck buddies 😅 https://www.usmagazine.com/celebrity-news/news/inside-leonardo-dicaprio-gigi-hadids-party-run-in-after-split/

New sighting. Another girl. But a familiar one this time lol ... bit more in the other thread. The 2 pics seperated

photos by Bryan Rodner Carr

credit to shiaparelli Love the earrings 🤩 credit to sweetbabyjamie

credit to gregoryrussellhair / storyofmailife

DJATS premiere in LA

credit to maryphillips

DJATS premiere in LA Why there are no pics with Cami and Sam and Timothy????????? 😭 At least here we have them all

Jesse Plemons continues to talk about KOTFM. Jesse Plemons say landing his Killers Of The Flower Moon role felt like "every sort of Christmas holiday rolled into one" Plemons is set to appear as lead FBI investigator Tom White in Martin Scorsese' newest film As we wrote last year, Jesse Plemons is more than ready for his leading role. Now, in a talk with his Judas And The Black Messiah co-star, Daniel Kaluuya, Plemons talks about his second go-round with Martin Scorsese, and securing the role of the hero in the director’s forthcoming Killers Of The Flower Moon. “The first time I worked with him [in 2019's The Irishman], it was a very specific role and function that I was playing. The only way I knew how to describe it was I felt like the kicker at the Super Bowl. It was just like, I know what I have to do,” Plemons says. “With Killers Of The Flower Moon, I had more time there. I read the book and was kind of living with it for a year or so, not knowing what part I was going to be.” When the parts for Killers Of The Flower Moon were finally revealed, Plemons learned he would play lead Tom White over Leonardo DiCaprio, who opted to take on a supporting role in the film. “When I found out it was Tom White, it felt like every sort of Christmas holiday rolled into one. The guy, at least the way he comes across in the book and in reading about him, he’s a superhero of morality. The guy is just a fucking beacon of justice. Obviously, he had his flaws like everyone, but I had built this character up so massively,” Plemon says. “As for working with Scorsese, he really gives you a lot of space, likes playing around, and is open to any ideas. He’s got an infectious excitement, even after all this time. It just seems like he can’t believe that this is what he gets to do with his life.” The role of White was originally envisioned for DiCaprio, given the “heroic” qualities of the lead FBI agent investigator. Amidst the casting shakeup, DiCaprio landed on playing Ernest Burkhart, the nephew of a powerful rancher in the area (played by Robert De Niro). Screenwriter Eric Roth later commented on the casting changes, saying DiCaprio was pulled more toward Burkhart, and both roles could be considered equal in the film. However, these changes were reportedly the reason behind Paramount selling the project to Apple. They’re gonna look pretty silly when Plemons knocks it out of the park. Source

via twitter 🖤

DJATS final press day

DJATS press day 1 DJATS press day 2 Great hair 😍

More girls 😅

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DJATS press day 2 photos by Adrian Martin

Jessie Plemons talking with his "bro" Daniel Kaluuya about KOTFM for Interview magazine. KALUUYA: So yeah, I’ve got to talk about it, bro. You work with Martin Scorsese. That’s legendary business. What can you say about Killers of the Flower Moon3, and how does working with him challenge you? PLEMONS: The first time I worked with him [on The Irishman], it was a very specific role and function that I was playing. The only way I knew how to describe it was I felt like the kicker at the Super Bowl. It was just like, I know what I have to do. Again, he was a real person that I was playing, and there’s a lot of fascinating information that I read about this guy that doesn’t fit into a three–hour–plus movie. So it was like, “Focus, don’t get too excited and try to do too much.” And then with Killers of the Flower Moon, I had more time there. I read the book and was kind of living with it for a year or so, not knowing what part I was going to be. And when I found out it was Tom White 4, it felt like every sort of Christmas holiday rolled into one. The guy, at least the way he comes across in the book and in reading about him, he’s a superhero of morality. The guy is just a fucking beacon of justice. Obviously, he had his flaws like everyone, but I had built this character up so massively. And the story as well is—it’s mind-blowing that more people weren’t aware of it until this book came out. We were shooting in the location where all this happened. A lot of the Natives that were in the film were descendants of the people that were affected or murdered. So I’ve never felt the weight of a real story, of real people, like this. As for working with Scorsese, he really gives you a lot of space, likes playing around, and is open to any ideas. He’s got an infectious excitement, even after all this time. It just seems like he can’t believe that this is what he gets to do with his life. full interview Also they still think Leo has a supporting part in KOTFM lol The Martin Scorsese–directed movie follows the F.B.I. investigation into the murders of members of the Osage tribe in 1920s Oklahoma. The lead agent in the investigation. The part was originally meant for Leonardo DiCaprio, who moved to a supporting role. The dude lost some weight huh?