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From Hollywood Reporter Leo's Django Unchained passes 200 million overseas :clap:

This time, director Quentin Tarantino’s Oscar contender generated $13.7 million from 4,645 locations in 62 territories, lifting its foreign gross total past the $200-million mark ($208.6 million) of which $40 million came from Germany and $30.4 million from France. A No. 3 Indonesia debut yielded $325,000 at 108 sites.
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From Hollywood Reporter Leo's Django Unchained passes 200 million overseas :clap:

This time, director Quentin Tarantino’s Oscar contender generated $13.7 million from 4,645 locations in 62 territories, lifting its foreign gross total past the $200-million mark ($208.6 million) of which $40 million came from Germany and $30.4 million from France. A No. 3 Indonesia debut yielded $325,000 at 108 sites.
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Gosh I noticed one of the actors who worked Friday said "someone had a bad cold" ; it appears from these tweets of extra it was Leo

Hope he is feeling better ;would love to see his art work :p

Irene Keene@IreneKeene@LeoDiCaprio

It was an honor to work on "The Wolf of Wall Street", starring Leonardo Dicaprio, and directed by Martin Scorsese. Thank you, Grant Wilfley

Leo ,sorry you weren't feeling well during 2/15/13 shooting. Doing BG in the(smaller) seminar scene was fun! Loved your art work!

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hi Girls I most tell you this ABC sent me a message if I could give them a permission to present the last Asian commercial of Leo in Good Morning America, but of course I don´t own the video so sorry for them, but if they accept the conditions they also asked me what kind of credits I Want and of course I would never Have found the video without your help so, Thanks to Bellazon Right!

by the way are the only ones that ask me for permission the rest just used it!

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hi Girls I most tell you this ABC sent me a message if I could give them a permission to present the last Asian commercial of Leo in Good Morning America, but of course I don´t own the video so sorry for them, but if they accept the conditions they also asked me what kind of credits I Want and of course I would never Have found the video without your help so, Thanks to Bellazon Right!

by the way are the only ones that ask me for permission the rest just used it!

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Leo's newest wildlife campaign

Leonardo DiCaprio Joins WWF to Launch “Hands Off My Parts” Initiative to Stop Wildlife Crime

Today, actor and World Wildlife Fund (WWF) Board Member Leonardo DiCaprio helped launch WWF’s “Hands Off My Parts” initiative. The initiative represents a week-long effort tied to WWF’s Stop Wildlife Crime campaign to raise awareness and mobilize support to end the illegal trade of wildlife.

Wildlife crime has reached levels never seen before in WWF’s 50-year history. Rhinos, tigers, and elephants are being killed at alarming rates for their skins, bones, tusks, horns and other body parts.

Tens of thousands of elephants are being poached every year for their ivory. Thailand is home to the biggest unregulated ivory market in the world. Exploiting a legal loophole that permits the sale of ivory from Thailand’s domesticated elephants, criminals are getting away with selling massive amounts of illegally poached African ivory alongside legal ivory in the country.

In addition to raising awareness of this global crisis, the Hands Off My Parts initiative highlights what people can do to help, including spreading the word and signing a global petition calling on Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to ban all ivory trade in Thailand.

In support of this effort, DiCaprio sent a personal email to WWF supporters, celebrities and other influencers encouraging them to join the wildlife crime campaign and sign the petition.

“Illegal wildlife trade is the most urgent threat facing species like tigers, rhinos and elephants. These animals are being killed every day to feed an escalating demand for their body parts,” said Leonardo DiCaprio. “Whole populations are at risk of being wiped out if we don’t take immediate action to shut down this illicit trade. As a key step, I am joining WWF and others calling on Thailand’s government to show leadership on elephant conservation by shutting down its ivory market before the country hosts a meeting of 177 nations on wildlife trade in March 2013.”

"With knowledge comes the imperative to act,” said Carter Roberts, president & CEO of WWF. “This story needs to be told. We're grateful to Leonardo DiCaprio and others for being the voice for animals who cannot speak for themselves.”

Other prominent voices joining this initiative include: Emily VanCamp, Josh Bowman, Stacy Keibler, Alyssa Milano, Ian Somerhalder, and Ethan Suplee.

“Hands Off My Parts” is the latest initiative in WWF’s global campaign to raise awareness about illicit wildlife trade as a serious crime with far-reaching implications for species and communities around the world. To learn more and what you can do to help, please visit worldwildlife.org/wildlifecrime or http://www.handsoffmyparts.org.

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