Jade Bahr

^Have to think about those words from Dr Who when I read your posts

In the original script Rose was supposed to buy Jack his dinner suit in some shop on board. But James Cameron thought it would ruin the fairytaley moment of surprise where he shows up nicely dressed like a male Cinderella (like the car love scene the romantic stereotypes of male and female are switched here). Source Also James Cameron said if Rose had buy Jack the suit he owed her something in a way that would have stood in the way of the further deepening of their relationship. It was actually historian Don Lynch who had the idea with Molly Brown because "first class passengers are expected to bring appropriate evening wear for the journey". So Lynch final proposal was that Molly brought clothes from europe for her family in the luggage which she could borrow Jack. Source In the original script was even a reference to the earlier little cinderella moment in this scene: Originally Jacks response to Rose was "it's time my carriage becomes a pumpkin again" (trivia: the original idea of cinderella was first published 1697 even though there exist even earlier versions way back to the 6th century) Instead of that Leo improvised this line and Cameron kept it (like many improvised scenes from Leo and Kate). Source I'm not trying to start a convo about political correctness here but I could imagine Leo having little regrets of saying this line these days making fun of slaves ya know. I like the original cinderella reference actually a little more because it fits better to the context of the whole scene to me. Maybe it was Leo too cheesy? Or maybe it sounded stupid to say it out loud lol Sometimes lines on paper just look better. I don't know. Cameron wrote Jacks whole "make it count" speech the night before they shot the scene btw. Source So the moment with Jack giving Molly something back isn't even in the script. So I agree @YouNoMe that Leo (or whoever) said probably something like since Jack isn't wearing his own clothes he doesn't have a pen but when he has to write a note while dinner he needed one LOL Once again Molly right next to Jack with her little pocket is the solution. And since she's so pro Jack giving Ruth the death stare for mocking him ... and so anti Cal it would made all perfectly sense And finally the ultimate Cinderella moment for me continuing the fairytale motive where the princess can't just choose the man she loves Source Sadly deleted because James Cameron liked the contrast between completely carefree Rose... Source ... and trapped Rose literally choking while facing her future with Cal Source And just because it fits again 👇 Cinderella and Prince Charming Source

If you're not interested in just having "a little fun" then skip those posts and stop whining. Nobody forces you to be in this forum. The only ones who are taking that sh!t way too serious obviously are yourself but why are talking to people who only can insult others. Pathetic 🙄

I actually ask me this question every time Any ideas??? Maybe to write this note for Rose? On the other hand I always think Jack is an artist so if he owns SOMETHING it's probably a pen no? LOL

What about those readings with Lukas Haas, Kevin Connolly (who were at least rumored to date Leo) or Tom Hardy and Brad Pitt he had great chemistry with on & off screen? #speaking about speculations about his love life #I dislike connolly so much oh boy

Never saw the first one. The 2nd one is just overwhelmingly adorable 😍 and my face most of the time LOL Source Another unseen one Can someone post the original one aka with better quality? I'm too stupid for it LOL Source Can't remember those pics #leo #cami https://www.instagram.com/p/CS8zY5NsHZb/ Jesse Plemons and Brendan Fraser on KOTFM set: https://www.instagram.com/p/CS9Lk-TMjM0/

Is this some lipstick on Leos cheek? Always thought they look gorgeous together Just because it fits some interesting trivia (love those kind of stuff): Romeo + Juliet - Symbolism Luhrmann's Romeo and Juliet, like it's successor is also rife with symbolism. The symbols, just like they did in Moulin Rouge, help to support the storyline, further connecting the viewer with the characters and helping them to understand consciously and subconsciously. This film uses water as it's leading symbol. Water represents purity and cleanliness along with an escape from the hustling and bustling Verona Beach where the film is set. The first time we meet Juliet her face is entirely immersed in water, she has her hair floating all around her and no make up, suddenly the hot, orange, busy city we have just sped through is forgotten and we are relaxed, almost peaceful, the water calms us. It also provides a distinction between Juliet and everything else. Through the symbolism Juliet's naivety come through, she is seen as young and untouched by the outside world. Romeo finds himself in a similar position later on in the film, he hopes to clear his mind by dunking his head under water, like Juliet he leaves his eyes open and his hair free flowing. These two scenes connect the lovers, their innocence, their need to escape, the similarity despite their backgrounds, the water is the bridge between them. Water is not only used for the two separately but in their first meeting through the fish tank. Immediately the 'fish tank world' takes the viewer away from the commotion of the party especially as the sound also dies away. The two watch each other through the tank, the camera switching back and forth, the water both separating and connecting them. Shortly after the couple escape the party to the Capulet's pool. Disappearing into the water the couple find their own haven away from their family's hate. The water becomes innocent and romantic. Movement slowed and made graceful under the surface, the havoc above forgotten, they hold tight to each other and passionately kiss. Their secret underwater haven, a place where their love is not forbidden. Yet as the film continues on, the water world becomes threatened, especially after Romeo and Juliet are married. It's as though nothing can stand between them and their star-crossed future. At the stand off between the Capulets and the Montagues, Romeo kills Tybalt, who falls into the water, the blood flows into the water, symbolically Romeo and Juliet's relationship now has no hope, it is tainted, polluted by the deaths and the family's hatred. After Tybalts death everything that the water represented between the couple is now gone, their innocence and hope thus resulting in their belief that death is the only way they can ever be together. The symbolic use of water in the film solidifies everything we have seen as they film plays forth. It is a confirmation of what we think we understand and helps us to understand further without realising it. gif source

@YouNoMecould you pls make one with Kate Winslet and Claire Danes? 🥰

Of course 2010 Leo will always have a special place in my heart #when we first met ⚡ I can't believe I found JUST NOW a photo with me and Leo hahahahahaha. That's me the girl above the gettyimage tag who looks like she would pass out any second while staring at him like a maniac

Just because I stretched the article a little bit until 2021 Here's Why Leonardo DiCaprio Has Never Had A Bad Hair Day And why "The Revenant" was so influential on the world of hair. Want to look like Leonardo DiCaprio? Buy a lot of pomade. It appears that the key to the actor's style is consistency. DiCaprio sported floppy blonde locks as a teen, but ever since starring in "Catch Me If You Can" in 2002, his off-camera look has defaulted to that film's slicked-back look -- no matter how long he grows out his hair to play a character. It also helps if you can be born with an impressive widow's peak, cultivate a permanent yacht tan and have a personal hairstylist on set every day. Whether it's short, parted down the middle, combed to the side, or long (the hair he grew out for his role as Hugh Glass in "The Revenant" partially spawned the man bun era) it's almost like the 41-year-old has never had a bad hair day. Even including, dare we say, his Arnie Grape days. Here, we investigate. Check out the major shift in 2002: 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Source And some people think he's always looking the same. Like my mom. Not exactly LOL 2002 Leo is hella underrated 2006, 2008, 2011, 2018, 2019, 2021 (even though I prefer the blonde one) Both man bun Leo Gatsby Leo 🔥 Leo always 😍😍😍

Probably the only better job. Preparing this body Still can't believe some people thought he wouldn't be hot enough for playing Christian Grey. I wouldn't last very long while doing this Why doesn't exist gifs like that from Leo on set??????????????????????????????????????? It's not like he was never shirtless on set

I think he's wearing a hair piece in DU too (the part from his ears to neck; you can see it in the first picture when you look very closely where his own hair ends above his upper ear). I remember an article about it back then but I don't find it anymore. Pretty good work too (credit to Kathy Blondell ). I'm still not convinced Leo isn't wearing a wig in DLU since his beard isn't real like JLaws hair. I mean... Leo on DLU set in costume... ... and just casual. Isn't his hair longer here (and lighter?) However it's a very interesting topic. I could imagine it's a fun job.

Thx for the response @Sugarwater & @Lilja K & @SexyLeo91 & @Leo lover I actually have a strong thing for Leos hair in TMITIM (I know it's just partly his own hair, but the extensions he's wearing look pretty decent to me - better as when he's wearing a wig like in CMIYC and OUATIH I agree - apart the fact the wig Rick is wearing as "sexy evil Hamlet" isn't supposed to be good at all LOL). Source He's too pretty in this movie. Source And just because I love this edit: Source Personally I think TMITIM desevers much more credit for the settings, costumes and cinematography because it looks all pretty amazing.

I think long haired Leo isn't getting enough credit Hit or miss? Source bonus: Source

^can netflix offer those other deals? Since DLU won't show regulary in cinemas it can't really bring money in... always wondered how such big projects work for netflix. Getting more (paying) people to stream?

And here's the answer Source

Life sign

😍 omg Source

^Leo looks kinda... funny? I'm really curious how this look will work in the final movie. Source Source Source

^Speaking of villainous even though Danny isn't the 'typical' villian but I think Leo likes it more 'subtle' when it comes to his movie characters... I was watching "I Dreamed of Africa" yesterday (love Kim Basinger but the movie wasn't that great) and can't help but thought about "Blood Diamond" (This is Africa ya know ) and stumbled about this theory: Can't believe I never heard from this theory before (or did I and forgot about it? 🤔). True theory or not one thing is for sure: BD gave us probably the best shot of Leos arms eeeeeeeeeeever Source

Sighting

Can I have a small request for the 3rd movie? No dead people in the end for once

If there is any chance of a parallel universe, they are a couple there ⚡ "We have the ultimate trust in each other and the best of intentions for what we want to do." - Leo "Leo and I do have sort of an almost telepathic connection, because we've known each other for such a long time and have remained friends consistently over all of these years, I know how Leo thinks, I know how he works, as he does with me."-Kate "Kate is one of my dearest and closest friends, and has stayed that way for many years," "Friends are very important to me, and it comes with the territory of being in this business that sometimes you're going to meet people who aren't as genuine as they might seem. We all deal with that, and one way of doing it is to focus on the people you know are dependable, people you know you can trust. Kate is one of those."-Leo

Just posting because LOL Sometimes it freaks me out what Leo brings people to. "my vape will go on"