Jade Bahr

He looks wild 😄 @Lilja K but also can they do a movie together doing slutty things witch each other?

Gorgeous 😍

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We are so blessed during his MONSTER promo @Lilja K Interview MagazineCharlie Hunnam and Ryan Murphy on Finding the Man Inside...In the latest installment of Netflix’s "Monster" series, the British actor descended into the mind of America’s original psycho, Ed Gein. To mark the moment, he reunited with the show’s creator tfor a

I think my favorite movie of the year so far 🤌🏼

Watched OBAA last night here some quick notes of mine 😀 @Lilja K @Matt! Loved Leo, he was (first) sexy and then delightfully hilarious, I laughed tears whenever he was ducking, shooting, jumping, falling, speed driving full of bravery etc and I immediatly missed him when he wasn't on screen. Also loved him as a obviously not perfect but caring dad. Next oscar (nomination) is him certain I think. Sean Penn - no words he made me laugh and gave me goosbumps of disgust at the same time. Unbelievable what a performance and what a miserable piece of little shit who thought he's THE man when he is the exact opposite LOL I wouldn't be mad if he wins his 3rd oscar. Chase Infiniti - gorgeous beautiful performance loved her brave, independent character. Absolutely lovely chemistry with Leo. Plus my god she's stunning. Teyana Taylor - somehow she managed I still felt empathy with her character, great heartbreaking performance. Benicio del Toro - haha loved him "oceanwaves Bob, oooooooceanwaves" and his chemistry with Leo 🙏🏼 also his little dance? already iconic!!! Regina Hall - small but memorable role. and those nuns? I can't LMAO also this "Christmas Adventurers Club" what a total bunch of fuckin nutheads WHAT THE HELL!!! lol Haha overall what a great fun but also a movie I felt a mirror of what is happening right now in the world. Time flew by. Great dialogs and soundtrack!!! 5/5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Still counting 😙

Congrats to everyone

Charlie will also be in season 4 of Monster this time as Lizzie Bordens dad. Hottest daddy eeeeever? @Lilja K

Oh lordy lord 😯

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GQCharlie Hunnam on His Dance With Death for the New Season...How does a charming actor with a Method-like tendency to disappear into his characters play a deviant killer like Ed Gein? With total commitment—even when Ryan Murphy hands you an accordion and tells

I'll watch it on friday and I'm seriously excited

He's trans. That is basically why he skins woman to literally slip into their skin. At least the show is portraying his crimes like this.

It's the DAHMER season I skipped didn't even make it through episode 1 😐 Season 2 about the Menendez Brothers I watched entirely (so good) From this season I've watched 5 episodes so far (from 8).

Leonardo DiCaprio Circling Chris Shiherlis Role in ‘Heat 2,’ Now Set at Amazon/MGM with $170M Budget It’s official: Michael Mann’s long-gestating “Heat 2” is happening. According to THR, United Artists (the Amazon/MGM arm) has swooped in and picked up the project from Warner Bros., which walked away after months of failed negotiations over the budget. No shock there — Mann reportedly wanted $230M at one point, eventually trimming it to $170M, while Warners refused to go higher than $150M, and even offered the possibility of a “Heat 3” if Mann agreed to keep costs down. He didn’t bite. Now, with Amazon’s deep pockets and the producing power of Jerry Bruckheimer and Scott Stuber, “Heat 2” finally has a home. Leonardo DiCaprio is said to be circling a role, but no other rumored names — which include Austin Butler, Adam Driver, and Bradley Cooper — have received offers yet. Sources tell Deadline that DiCaprio is in talks to star as Chris Shiherlis, originally played by Val Kilmer in the 1995 classic. This was a role that online fancasting had pegged for Austin Butler, who bears an uncanny resemblance to Kilmer. For those unfamiliar, “Heat 2,” based on Mann’s own novel, operates as both a prequel and a sequel. It spans decades and continents — Chicago, L.A., Vegas, even the jungles of South America — following a young Neil McCauley and Chris Shiherlis while introducing a new villain described as more sadistic than anything in the first film. The scale sounds massive — too massive, maybe — which explains why Warners walked away. Mann has never been shy about his budgets, and “Heat 2” sounds like a logistical nightmare: multiple timelines, sprawling locations, and a giant ensemble cast he’ll no doubt want stacked with A-list talent. However, here’s the thing, Mann is 81 years old and still chasing perfection like it’s 1995. “Ferrari” proved he hasn’t lost his precision or his obsession with craftsmanship, though not everyone was on board with that one. If “Heat 2” really happens, it could be his final grand statement — the kind of uncompromising, large-scale filmmaking studios rarely allow anymore. Then again, with a $170M budget and a notoriously exacting director at the helm — one known for consistently going over budget — it could just as easily become the most expensive passion project in recent years. Either way, it’s Michael Mann — and that means we’re watching.