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Love the OBAA trailer!!!! Disney Near Deal For Hawaii-Set Crime Pic With Scorsese, Dwayne Johnson, DiCaprio & Emily Blunt: The Dish EXCLUSIVE: One of the biggest pic packages is about to land at Disney, Deadline hears. This is the pitch for a Martin Scorsese-directed drama that would star Dwayne Johnson, Leonardo DiCaprio and Emily Blunt. The thumbnail description: Imagine Robert De Niro’s Jimmy the Gent character from Goodfellas but as a ruthless Hawaiian crime boss, also based on a real figure, who battled encroaching rivals for control of organized crime on the islands. Deadline broke the project in February. It is a pricey package given the local and above-the-line star power, and numerous distributors were bidding. This being a decidedly adult film, it fits nicely under the 20th Century banner, home to upcoming films including Deliver Me From Nowhere, the Scott Cooper-directed drama about the existential crisis that led Bruce Springsteen to hole up in a room and generate his seminal Nebraska album. The Bear‘s Jeremy Allen White plays The Boss, and Jeremy Strong plays his longtime manager Jon Landau. The pitch, written by Nick Bilton, focuses on a turbulent time on the island paradise when the aspiring mob boss battled elements like triads and U.S. military to wrest control. It was a bloody battle. The character is based on Wilford “Nappy” Pulawa, who led the largest organized crime syndicate on the Hawaiian Islands, The Company, in the 1970s. He ruled through a reputation for brutality and murder, terrain Scorsese covered in both Goodfellas and The Departed. The Company’s rackets included gambling, human trafficking, marijuana trafficking and labor corruption. Eventually charged with two murders, Pulawa got 15 years for tax evasion in 1973, and he was released in 1984. In 1975, Nevada barred him for life from entering the state’s casinos. Producers include Scorsese, Johnson, Blunt, DiCaprio, Bilton, Dany Garcia, Lisa Frechette and LBI Entertainment’s Rick Yorn and Chris Donnelly. I’ll relay more when it becomes official. It is a career opportunity for Johnson, and it sounds like David Greenbaum has been the driving force here. He took the reins to be ambitious, and this sure fits that bill. This one fits well under the 20th Century banner under Steve Asbell. Stay tuned.

PTA’s ‘One Battle After Another’ is Now 20 Minutes Shorter I’ve been hearing about a very rowdy reception for Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another” which test screened last night in Dallas. Of course, take it all with a pinch of salt since the hype of seeing such a buzzed film in advance can meddle with perception. With that said, I have yet to speak with someone who hasn’t had a positive take on this film, but it should be mentioned that a few attendees I've spoken to believe it to be Anderson’s weakest film, and the majority keep mentioning how it’s his most commercial effort. The film was test-screened on Sunday and Tuesday. This means it's tested five times in the last six weeks. However, if that first screening, which took place in Phoenix had a cut clocking it at close to 2 hours 50 minutes, it sounds like PTA has edited the film down to 2 hours 30 minutes. ‘Battle’ is being described as PTA’s “most overtly comedic film since Boogie Nights.” Politically, it’s much more “mild” than first reported, although the film does tackle white supremacy and left-wing rebels. Other than that, I'm hearing the same details as with the other screenings. It’s PTA’s “most commercial” film and features a great car chase scene. Sean Penn’s villain is “wild, and darkly funny.” Penn plays Col. Steven J. Lockjaw and he’s a “white supremacist” who somehow had an affair with Teyana Taylor’s character. She ends up leaving him, taking up with Leonardo Dicaprio’s “Bob” and that’s when Lockjaw tries tracking both of them down. It’s an epic chase movie, but despite its dark themes, is very funny, and filled with comedic elements, including slapstick. “One Battle After Another” was recently delayed to September 26 release date. Will it premiere in Venice? Nobody knows. Maybe Warner Bros is too concerned about going back to that festival after the crushing reception “Joker: Folie a Deux” received. The film stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Regina Hall, Sean Penn, Alana Haim, Teyana Taylor, Chase Infiniti, Wood Harris and Shayna McHayle aka Junglepussy.

This show and his perfomance are insanely good. Still in awe about the fact it was his debut. Highly recommend to watch it to all of you! Nice to see he also has some good taste for his young age

Great editorial She's so sexy.

Maybe someone can post a high-quality version of this. Unfortunately, I'm unable for it 🤣 https://www.instagram.com/p/DHjuB6byH-B/

Nice edits. credit to blondessource

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Sounds interesting Even though Julianne Moore isn't the first coming to my mind to play Sydneys mother at least not appearance-wisely.

Well deserved

Omg I already bought my ticket for the ship train what a lovely surprise @Lilja K https://people.com/lucas-bravo-seen-long-hair-scruff-during-outing-shailene-woodley-11702665

Crazy but I can see the resemblance @Lilja K

Makes sense @Lilja K

I mean she looks good but not like herself anymore if that makes any sense.

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Can't wait @Lilja K

She's adorable Loved her in "Toxic Town" and can't wait to finally catch up with season 3 of White Lotus!

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Seems like it really made an impact. UK Prime Minister Kier Starmer backs campaign for Netflix drama ‘Adolescence’ to be shown in schools During episode 2 I had the feeling I could smell that damn school Everything felt so real and realistic. But I agree after the amazing 1-3 episodes the sudden finale felt maybe a bit flat @Matt!

Also THIS! Couldn't agree more when it comes to seperate the great art(ist) from everything legal and harmless private. Hopefully this becomes finally the common sense when it comes to Leo and his work!