Leonardo DiCaprio - (Please Read First Post Prior to Posting)

[oxford25]

Barbie

Exactly, it doesn't matter to me where he is filming as long as we get pix

oh, I wish that at least we could see some pics from the set.

Kat

Ditto

2 more weeks of filming?? That sucks!! I hope they don't have to many more delays

Nanda

I thought The Artist was cute , but I didn't feel the film or performances were award worthy .

As to War Horse, not a fan of it.

A film I felt was more award worthy than both Artist/War is The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo .

Yes, both adorable Uggi and the horses ( I read they used several ) are talented

[Nanda23]

Nanda

I thought The Artist was cute , but I didn't feel the film or performances were award worthy .

Yes, Pami is right only Uggi deserves an award ; he's precious and talented .

As to War Horse, I liked it even less.

A film I felt was more award worthy than both Artist/War is The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo .

I'm with this movie, but still couldn't watch... many movies to watch .

And I didn't say "War Horse" works for the Oscar (what works, anyway?), But that's a beautiful movie, I liked .

[by_princess]

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Exactly one hundred years sank the "Titanic". For this reason, brings director James Cameron's eponymous 1997 - Blockbuster again in the cinemas - three-dimensional! "Titanic" Leonardo DiCaprio took the time to overnight superstar. DiCaprio has since matured from teen idol to character actor, as in his latest film, "J. Edgar "developed. How his life has not changed otherwise?

My goodness, how time flies. Already 15 years have passed since you felt the Titanic as the "king of the world." Are you also the years passed so quickly?

Yes, it's amazing how quickly everything is rushed past! I grew up on movie sets and it feels like yesterday when I went with 12 on my first audition in Hollywood.

Reut it to you, have done so early career? Because you because maybe some of your childhood has been lost.

No, I would regret it only if I had not seized the opportunities that have given me. There were gifts for which I am still grateful.

Do not pinch yourself sometimes when you see how steep your career since "Titanic" has gone up?

But. Especially when I remember how I and Kate Winslet as a young actor at that time were in this giant "Titanic"-pulled strudel. This worldwide attention was not easy to handle.

How did you stay on the carpet?

With the help of my friends and my family. Especially my mother. Without them I would be picked up.

They have a very close relationship with her.

Yes. My parents separated when I was a year old. Mom has reared me alone. Her I owe it that I became the person I am today. They had to take many hardships in order to send me to good schools.

Not to mention that she had to drive you as a child at all auditions.

That too, yes. My mother pulled me just because of Oklahoma to Los Angeles and has been there and have to see me through.

And that was long. You were 19 before you make your first big movie role in "The story of a youth" got.

At that time I had the feeling to have won the lottery. But I feel really well today (laughs).

What would you have done if you had not become a star?

I would now work as a biologist, or in any other way with animals. This has been interested in me as a boy and would certainly be a really rewarding job.

It's still not too late.

That is true. Maybe I'll really have to, if I would hang up acting once on the nail.

Then you whistle went but a few perks. Like for example, always get the best seats at home games of the top basketball club Los Angeles Lakers.

I admit that I appreciate the voluntary benefits, which makes my job with it.

Him your latest film, "J. Edgar "You play J. Edgar Hoover, the enigmatic founder of the FBI. What did you find out during the preparation?

That he was a real mama's boy. J. Edgar until his 40th Age lived at home. You have to imagine this! The most powerful man in America is to eat every night and has gone home to discuss the most important decisions of his country with his mother.

For you not understand?

No, my relationship with my mother so that you can not compare at all (laughs). His mother has driven him, he pushed up like crazy, so that the name of the family is on everyone's lips. My mom has me on the other hand rather slowed down when I wanted too much at once.

They deal more intensively with the character you play?

Yes. And for a very simple reason: the better I understand a people, the more convincing I can play it.

They age in the Hoover-roll to a 70-year-olds. To whom did you feel, reminds you when looking for the first time in the mirror? Your father? Your grandfather? (Laughs) Rather to my grandma.

[oxford25]

I guess wherever Nikki will be this weekend, Erin will be , too

Too bad they didn't invite me along

ErinHeathertonErin Heatherton

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@DonatienneLA IN but I'll be in town after! we should chill

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Nanda

Cinematography wise I liked War Horse; film wise thought it was too sappy

ByPrincess

Love the interview and the pix , thanks

So sweet his Oma .

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[Nanda23]

Nanda

Cinematography wise I liked War Horse; film wise thought it was too sappy

Yes. That's why I cried like a crazy . And I don't usually like movies with animals, but I liked this one.

Thanks Princess for the interview and pics, and Ox by the tweets.

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ByPrincess

Love the interview and the pix , thanks

No problem Oxfy

Actually I wasn't sure if it was an interview already posted. Also thanks for the news and tweets

About the pic... That cupcake, ehh...???? ... Perhaps a German cupcake??? A present for him???

[Nanda23]

How fu** is that? Tickets for preview of Titanic 3D sold out in just a few hours... and I don't have one . The fans crashing the servers to buy their tickets .

People waiting the end of the world, but 2012 just gets better and better for me ...

Titanic 3D

The Great Gatsby

Django Unchained

2012 will be fuc** awesome!!!

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^Agreed Nanda, it will be such an incredible year

Thanks princess for the leo interview. Lovel barbara avi you have :brows:

Thanks Ox for the tweet! Looks like Erins gonna have to entertain herself until leo gets done filming

[by_princess]

Lovel barbara avi you have

Thanks Kat. Barbara is gorgeous. I would say a compliment on yours but I must admit that I have no idea who she's...

Kat you seriously need a list of ONLY 3 favorite models, because it's very hard to keep on all the others ones

Dora I sent you a PM

[Lkjh]

Aww, great interview and pics, Byprincess!

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Those are so cute!

Thank you, Princess :3

[oxford25]

This guy really has a lot of free time to be concentrating on this

Anatomy of a picture: The Great Gatsby

The true star of Baz Luhrmann's 3D film could well be DiCaprio's hair. But what else does this still tell us?

1) Stereoscopic hair

Baz Luhrmann may have had the novel's kinetic climax in mind when he decided to film The Great Gatsby in 3D, but the star of the show will undeniably be Leonardo DiCaprio's hair. Imagine it flicking and swishing at you in three dimensions. Part L'Oréal ad and part manic octopus attack, it should be astonishing to witness.

2) Mulligan as Mulligan

It doesn't matter that Carey Mulligan is playing Daisy Buchanan here, because in reality she is just playing the same role as she did in Shame and Drive. There's sadness. There's superficial glamour. There's underlying desperation. There's a surprisingly competent American accent. She can do this in her sleep.

3) Jazz-age headwear

If The Great Gatsby is the success it promises to be, expect to see elaborately patterned headscarves popping up everywhere this Christmas. In other news, expect to see hundreds of confused-looking women getting their elaborately patterned headscarves trapped in train doors this Christmas.

4) Thumbs aloft

Curiously, both DiCaprio and Mulligan are presented with their thumbs pointing upwards in this picture. Is this a coincidence? An indication of the lead character's ineffable optimism? Or a sign that there's going to be a 20-minute medley of Paul McCartney songs in the middle? Here's hoping – it is a Baz Luhrmann film, after all.

5) Lovely jumper

It's far too early to talk about any accolades that The Great Gatsby might win, but the film already looks like a frontrunner for those snuggliest-looking jumper categories. This truly is a wooly jumper for the ages, up there with Nicholas Hoult's jumper from A Single Man and, well, no other jumpers. It really is a very nice looking jumper.

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[oxford25]

ByPrincess

Thanks for Leo pix

The interview was a new one to me; glad for the treat as we need some !

[katchitup]

Lovel barbara avi you have

Thanks Kat. Barbara is gorgeous. I would say a compliment on yours but I must admit that I have no idea who she's...

Kat you seriously need a list of ONLY 3 favorite models, because it's very hard to keep on all the others ones

Dora I sent you a PM

lolllll yes, I do have quite the large modeling portfolio And her name is Josephine Skriver.

Thanks Ox for the Gatsby pic

[by_princess]

I know that I'm going to sound like the girls that we see in the premieres with posters in her hands waiting for the celebrity arrives, but here I go....

WE WANT LEO, WE WANT LEO!!!

[katchitup]

^AGREED!

[oxford25]

ByPrincess, put down that Leo sign and go pick me up some food from place below to try !

Nikki just tweeted pix below and asked Erin if she was jealous, so she and Leo must have eaten there when she was with him in L.A.

I bet its good, so do run by and get us some

ByPrincess

We need signs, yells, something. It's about time we get a new pix :hell yea!: :hell yea!:

[FashionDream]

Ox What makes you say Nikki ate there with Leo .... something else i'm missing? please tell

Thanks for Gatsby article