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^ Now that's what I want to see! People's opinions positively changing!

At this point all I care about is Leo's performance being received well.... sure I want the movie to do well too.... but to me it's all about Leo baby. :gocho:

He's had several movies garner up awards while he gets nothing.. so this time I want to see it reversed!! :p Well based on people's reactions, opinions so far... it seems plausible that this may be the case... so it works for me lol

Thanks Ox for the tweets :hug:

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Hmmm.. I wonder what Leo REALLY feels about Titanic coming out again in 3D .. For sure he wouldn't say anything against it to the media but ......

Leonardo DiCaprio Says 'J. Edgar' is 'Incredibly Accurate'

Leonardo DiCaprio is back on the big screen playing the historic role as the first Director of the FBI, in the self-titled film, "J. Edgar."

The 36-year-old opens up to TIME, in "10 Questions for Leonardo DiCaprio," and says the movie is "incredibly accurate."

DiCaprio reveals he related to his character's role in that "I identified with his ambition. I've been incredibly ambitious ever since I was young and in some respects have had no reservations about going for things I've wanted without questioning what the result will be."

Leo, who got his start in television as a child, explains the impact of being famous, saying, "There are a lot of pitfalls to success, and one is not listening to criticism. One of the most important things you can do is hear criticism of yourself and embrace it, whether it be -- in my case -- artistic or personal."

The actor dished on his upcoming 3-D version of "The Great Gatsby" in Australia with Baz Luhrmann, explaining he was drawn to "the idea of a man who came from absolutely nothing... who created himself solely from his own imagination. Gatsby's one of those iconic characters because he can be interpreted in so many ways: a hopeless romantic, a completely obsessed wacko or a dangerous gangster intent on clinging to wealth through Daisy."

When asked how he feels about 1997's "Titanic" coming out in 3-D, DiCaprio stated, "I can't tell you how much I don't think about that."

The issue of TIME hits newsstands Friday and "J. Edgar" opens Nov. 9.

http://extratv.warnerbros.com/2011/11/leon...trendingstories

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Thanks everyone for the tweets/articles/etc! :)

:rofl: "I can't tell you how much I don't think about that." :rofl: Oh god, I love you so freaking hard, Leo.

Now I can't wait for the premiere pictures and stuff. Also to read more questions from the 10 questions Time thing. And I sent in a question for Good Morning America. I asked to ask him what his favorite tv show is! :laugh: I doubbbbbt it'll be asked but if it is...I will die.

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And I sent in a question for Good Morning America. I asked to ask him what his favorite tv show is! :laugh: I doubbbbbt it'll be asked but if it is...I will die.

Wish you luck Bari!!! That'll be very exciting if they choose your question!

That got me thinking..... I wonder if he's still a big Jersey Shore fan?? :whistle: I personally never got the appeal of that show lol

Thanks Oxford for vid.

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The Aussie writer who interviewed Leo today , states that Leo told her :

ozyjennyJenny Coone

Talking to #LeonardoDiCaprio who says reports of his Aussie dating adventures are all made up. How disappointing :-)

14 minutes ago

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^ figured as much lol... thanks.

What it currently looks like outside the Graumann theatre all set for the premiere. ... OT but can't believe I was there 2 months ago ... man I wish I was there now!!!

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10 Questions for Leonardo DiCaprio

How true is your new movie, J. Edgar, to Hoover's life?

Historically, it's incredibly accurate. Whatever happened with him as far as his personal life is up for interpretation, and I think the film also represents that. No one except for Mr. [Clyde] Tolson [Hoover's FBI protg and rumored lover] and Mr. Hoover truly know what went down between them, but they absolutely were inseparable partners throughout their lives.

So you think he was gay?

I think no one really knows the truth. Some experts will say without question he was a heterosexual man and Clyde Tolson was his business partner and they were of service to our country.

You and Hoover both had success at a young age. Did that help you get inside his skin?

I identified with his ambition. I've been incredibly ambitious ever since I was young and in some respects have had no reservations about going for things I've wanted without questioning what the result will be.

Also like Hoover, you've been famous for a long time. What is the worst impact it has had on your personality?

There are a lot of pitfalls to success, and one is not listening to criticism. One of the most important things you can do is hear criticism of yourself and embrace it, whether it be--in my case--artistic or personal.

This movie opens with terrorist acts in several U.S. cities in 1919 and authorities reacting out of fear. Is it drawing parallels with events of the past decade?

Very much so. The incentive for the screenplay was the stripping of one's own inalienable rights as an individual and the [encroachment] of government on our constitutional freedoms. [screenwriter] Dustin Lance Black was inspired by the Bush era.

Does your participation in this movie reflect your politics?

[Director] Clint Eastwood and I and Dustin have different ideas on politics, and we didn't bring those to the table. For me, it was more a portrait of a man who protected his own secrets but spent his life infiltrating other people's.

Given that both you and Clint have probably had stories told about you that were embroidered for dramatic effect, did you have qualms about doing that to somebody else's life?

You have to make character choices. That's what artistic license is. But yeah, I imagine if I were to see a movie about my life, there would be many things I'd argue with. There's how history records what you did, but there's also what your real intent was. That's a complex web.

Are you interested in an Eastwood-style directing career?

It takes the type of temperament that Clint Eastwood has, because you're not just focused on yourself. I want that challenge one day.

You're making a 3-D version of The Great Gatsby in Australia with Baz Luhrmann at the moment. What drew you to Gatsby?

The idea of a man who came from absolutely nothing, who created himself solely from his own imagination. Gatsby's one of those iconic characters because he can be interpreted in so many ways: a hopeless romantic, a completely obsessed wacko or a dangerous gangster intent on clinging to wealth through Daisy.

This doesn't make the movie sound very romantic ...

There's incredible romance in there.

Speaking of which, Titanic's coming out in 3-D. Will we see Jack Dawson mania again?

I can't tell you how much I don't think about that.

Read more: http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/...l#ixzz1cgunFngi

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A person who saw J Edgar today when asked how many stars it would get

andreavecchioAndrea Vecchio

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@Mitch15m The rating I give J Edgar is: O-S-C-A-R.

2 minutes ago

andreavecchioAndrea Vecchio

If Leonardo DiCaprio isn't nominated for an Oscar for J. Edgar, the Academy has something against him. Amazing performance!

5 hours agoFavoriteRetweetReply

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Omggggggg. Leo. Would just throw us a bone and answer a few random, lol questions that don't have to do with your work? I'm not asking for relationship questions just like stuff about travel or books or what have you. :laugh:

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By Princess

Thanks for Ten Questions /Leo ; your Jon Stewart gif is hilarious :)

Fash

Thanks for another screening tweet; good to hear :)

Also, thanks, for assorted premiere pix .

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By Princess, I keep posting pix of Leo on red carpet, have I won my prize yet ? :)

No WAY!!!! must be a photo of the dude...

and NO... the pic of the poster DOESN'T COUNT :laugh:

and Fash I'm with you girl. Leonardo doesn't seem very excited about the release of Titanic

so far his answers about issue have been as we call "politically correct" He doesn't say anything bad, but doesn't say anything good neither :laugh:

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