Jade Bahr

💯 couldn't agree more!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

New fanpic. Source

More new pics. Dying over his blonde man bun

New pics.

First time deux? 🤩

I found a little Leo/Charlie movie parallel... yeah it's that simple to make silly me happy 😍 Titanic (1997) Dir. James Cameron Source The Ledge (2011), dir. Matthew Chapman Source

Another fan art. Source

Love all about this edit 💞

https://www.instagram.com/p/CeJE-InrQj6/

More pics from Cannes https://www.instagram.com/p/CeJLp1KpHvP/ https://www.instagram.com/p/CeGh-RGJ1F6/

Is Danny jewish or why is his wedding in Israel?

^Dailymail already called him the new Leo. I know everyone here will love it https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-10856867/Former-child-star-Austin-Butler-30-set-big-time-Hollywood.html Thought he's younger than 30 though.

He kinda reminds me of Leo. Maybe because of the blonde hair and beauty/baby face. He could have easily played the young Gatsby.

He's so hot omg Can't wait to see the movie!

Cannes 2022 (for L'Oreal)

^I mistaken them with the couple behind

Clip -2nd slide- from Leo in a restaurant (the brunette grabbing his ass I guess is Cami lol): https://www.instagram.com/p/CeBZ5xcp_Js/

Always kinda liked this movie. I mean beside from the stellar cast it's a western ABOUT A WOMAN - it's almost revolutionary- and Sharon is super badass in it AND the love scene with Russell Crowe is probably one of the hottest in a western movie... ever!!?? I mean... That butt grab? For me that's the hottest Russell... ever. Even before Gladiator. I think. Also Leo is just cute, fun and heartbreaking as Kid. Sharon Stone! Leonardo DiCaprio! Sam Raimi’s The Quick and the Dead deserves your time This 1995 western has been widely overlooked but it is good camp fun, starring Stone as a mysterious woman who enters a gunslinger contest in an outlaw town Once I was at a party and everyone was talking about the fads we went through at school. “Remember Tamagotchis?” someone said. Everyone began to throw in suggestions, the conversation growing speedier and more enthusiastic. Drawing the “Cool S”. The Spice Girls. Asking yes/no erasers to answer questions. “Oh, and what about when everyone got really into collecting millipedes!” The conversation paused as everyone looked at me. Turns out that experience wasn’t universal. I get a similar reaction every time I bring up The Quick and the Dead, a 1995 film directed by Sam Raimi. I watched it as a kid and figured everyone else had too. But whenever I’ve brought it up over the years, I’m usually met with a blank stare. I’m not quite sure why The Quick and the Dead flew so under the radar – it had a strong cast, a solid premise and it is a lot of fun to watch. Sometimes a film just arrives at the wrong moment – like The Shawshank Redemption, swept under the table by Forrest Gump; or horror comedy Jennifer’s Body, widely under-appreciated until years after its release. The Quick and the Dead stars Sharon Stone as the Lady, a woman who arrives in an outlaw town in the late 1800s, to take part in a gunslinger contest. Despite what she says, she isn’t there for the prize money – the Lady has unfinished business, the nature of which is slowly revealed over the film. The plot centres on the series of duels that make up the contest, and the gunfighters who are entering: a sinister outlaw who runs the town (Gene Hackman), a preacher who refuses to shoot (Russell Crowe) and a cocky local kid just trying to prove himself to his father (Leonardo DiCaprio). The Quick and the Dead is not a traditional western, nor is it a satire; if anything, it is a little bit camp and schlocky, with the slightest hint of superhero movie in there. (Raimi went on to direct the Tobey Maguire Spider-Man films, and Marvel’s most recent film, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.) I have fond memories of this film, so at first I was hesitant to rewatch it, in case it held up poorly. With one or two exceptions, it’s still great. If anything, it’s a little more fun now with the benefit of hindsight. The Crowe and DiCaprio you see on screen have yet to hit it big at this point. Stone’s performance is also a very specific kind of pleasure, the no-nonsense Lady who suffers no fools and refuses to smile. (One 2013 listicle described Stone as “sexually inert”, which is a ridiculous criticism to make of an actor playing a cold woman). Stone played an integral role in the film off-screen: as co-producer, she reportedly insisted on Raimi directing, and stood her ground when the studio didn’t want to hire DiCaprio, even offering to pay the 21-year-old’s salary out of her own pocket. The Quick and the Dead is one of those films that deserved to be bigger than it was – but it’s never too late for something to become a classic. Source

^And how is the magic working for Leo?

^So what is it that he makes you interested in him enough to follow his life and spend some time on a fan board if you don't believe he's a good person? Just curious.

Well I think Leo is a decent man otherwise I wouldn't be here LOL