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| | Brad Pitt: 'I spent most of the '90s hiding out and smoking pot' | | Added 4 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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#BradPitt is one of our #GreatPerformers of 2019, photographed here by by @jackdavisonphoto. In both ?Once Upon a Time ? in Hollywood? and ?Ad Astra,? he uses the same tools ? laconic cool, understated emotion ? to build two entirely different versions of masculinity. Chosen by our critics Wesley Morris and A.O. Scott, our annual Great Performers Issue names the 10 actors whose work was the most captivating, challenging, shocking and inspiring in the year gone by. See the full list at the link in our bio.
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| | Brad Pitt talks about drinking, mistakes & forgiveness with Anthony Hopkins | | Added 4 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Brad Pitt interviewed Anthony Hopkins for Interview Magazine. They worked together on Meet Joe Black and they?ve remained somewhat friendly, although I think Hopkins mostly keeps to himself in general with Hollywood people. Some backstory: Hopkins is an alcoholic, I think. I?m not entirely sure if he refers to himself as an alcoholic, actually, but he had a big drinking problem when he was a young man. He got sober 45 years ago, by his own count. Brad, as we know, also had a drinking problem and it was so bad that something happened on a plane with his family in 2016, and after that, he went through some kind of makeshift drying-out program, and by his own admission, he attended AA for a year and a half. This backstory is because Hopkins brings it up near the beginning of the interview (which you can read here). I found this conversation? interesting.
Anthony Hopkins: what I believe now is that we can?t take credit or blame.
PITT: I feel the same. Certainly the credit. The blame I?m still wrestling with.
HOPKINS: What?s the blame?
PITT: I?m realizing, as a real act of forgiveness for myself for all the choices that I?ve made that I?m not proud of, that I value those missteps, because they led to some wisdom, which led to something else. You can?t have one without the other. I see it as something I?m just now getting my arms around at this time in my life. But I certainly don?t feel like I can take credit for any of it.
HOPKINS: I?ve read you had a struggle with booze and all that.
PITT: Well, I just saw it as a disservice to myself, as an escape.
HOPKINS: It was necessary.
PITT: To some degree, yes.
HOPKINS: It?s a gift. I myself needed to hide it, years ago.
PITT: I remember on Meet Joe Black, you were talking about it. You had dumped it.
HOPKINS: Forty-five years, almost. But I?m not an evangelist about it.
PITT: Nor I.
HOPKINS: But I look at it, and I think, ?What a great blessing that was, because it was painful.? I did some bad things. But it was all for a reason, in a way. And it?s strange to look back and think, ?God, I did all those things?? But it?s like there?s an inner voice that says, ?It?s over. Done. Move on.?
PITT: So you?re embracing all your mistakes. You?re saying, ?Let?s be our foibles, our embarrassment. There?s beauty in that.?I?m seeing that these days. I think we?re living in a time where we?re extremely judgmental and quick to treat people as disposable. We?ve always placed great importance on the mistake. But the next move, what you do after the mistake, is what really defines a person. We?re all going to make mistakes. But what is that next step? We don?t, as a culture, seem to stick around to see what that person?s next step is. And that?s the part I find so much more invigorating and interesting.
HOPKINS: We?ve all screwed up.
[From Interview Magazine]
Forgiveness is a big part of a lot of these addiction programs. To forgive oneself, and to seek forgiveness from those you have harmed or hurt. It?s a good thing, I think, in general and in principle. But what bugs me about Brad discussing this is that he quickly found a way to forgive himself, and then he spent several years smearing Angelina Jolie because she dared to leave him and dared to try to protect their children from him. It?s just a reminder that for some people, the alcoholism IS the toxicity. But some people are just toxic with or without booze. So I have to ask? had Brad ?forgiven? Angelina for leaving? Because it doesn?t seem like he has.
Photos courtesy of Backgrid.
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| | Brad Pitt on his sculpting hobby: 'I?ve been in training' I?m learning a lot & I love it' | | Added 4 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Sometimes I can?t tell if Brad Pitt really is this sad, lonely figure or if he?s performing ?sad loneliness? because that?s his new brand/persona. The persona was basically the only one left to him in the past three years since Angelina left him. He?s not spending much time with his kids, and for more than two years, he couldn?t even see his kids without a neutral third-party observer present. He tried to make ?Brad?s new girlfriend? happen a few times and it always seemed rather? forced. And so the one persona left to him is ?the guy who sits alone in an art studio and sculpts.? Don?t get me wrong, I love being alone and being in a quiet, pretty art space for days, weeks and months at a time sounds like heaven. Maybe it?s heaven for Brad too a chance for him to reflect and think and create art. He seems pleased with all of his sculpting too. He chatted with The Hollywood Reporter about it:
A couple of years ago, Rambling Reporter incorrectly reported that Brad Pitt skipped the Academy Awards on the night when his Plan B-produced Moonlight took home the top prize in favor of sculpting at Thomas Houseagos headquarters. But Pitt recently revealed to The New York Times that actually, on that particular evening Feb. 26, 2017, he had zero eyes on the small screen when Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway screwed up the best picture Oscar hand-over because he was focused on a plate of spaghetti at the home of filmmaker friend James Gray for one the latter?s legendary Sunday night dinners.
What?s true is that Pitt was, at the time, beginning his exploration of the art of sculpture with Houseago?s help ? and he?s still doing it. ?I?ve been in training, you know,? Pitt told Rambling Reporter at the L.A. premiere of his and Gray?s space epic Ad Astra on Sept. 18. He?s spent hours learning the craft, even traveling with Houseago to the Venice Biennale and checking out exhibits from Paris to L.A. ?Im learning a lot and I love it. It?s a really solo, all on your own venture.?
As for whether the world will ever see the works he?s creating, Pitt was characteristically coy. ?If I were to find something that I felt was original to my own vernacular in that way and it had something to add, then yeah. But If I felt it was too derivative of the greats, then no.?
[From THR]
You know what I wonder? I wonder if Brad?s sculptures just look like knockoff Thomas Houseago sculptures. Brad is basically apprenticing with Houseago and I would imagine that Brad is just learning how to sculpt exactly like Houseago. That?s not a bad thing that?s how many artists start, by copying other artists? work to see if they can understand and master the techniques used. I would be curious to see Brad?s work just to see if my suspicions are true. I?d also like to know if Sculptor Brad is just a phase until he figures out his next persona.
Photos courtesy of Backgrid.
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| | Brad Pitt: 'Trump represents a much bigger threat on such more serious issues' | | Added 4 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Brad Pitt is still a winemaker. I think about that sometimes. I don?t even think that Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt leased/bought the Chateau Miraval with the intention of becoming master winemakers. But that?s what happened. They began to use the Miraval vineyards and they slowly worked out a process for a ros, and lo and behold, the Miraval ros is now an award-winning, sought-after wine. So as Brad Pitt has been doing press around Ad Astra, he ended up chatting with the French newspaper Journal du Dimanche. They discussed the Miraval wine and whether sales could be affected by a potential Trump tariff on French wine.
Brad Pitt has his concerns about President Donald Trump. In a new interview with French newspaper Journal du Dimanche, the Ad Astra actor ? who also owns a French vineyard with ex Angelina Jolie ? was asked his feelings about a tariff Trump has publicly considered imposing on French wine.
?I do not know,? Pitt said, noting that he didn?t ?know enough? about the issue.
?I think we will always drink ros in the United States,? he said, adding that ultimately, whether or not Trump does impose tariffs on French wine, there are much bigger issues at stake. ?Unfortunately, it?s almost anecdotal. Trump represents a much bigger threat on such more serious issues.?
Pitt and Jolie bought the Miraval Estate in Provence in 2012, and despite their split, they remain committed to their winemaking. Chateau Miraval?s award-winning line of wines includes its signature ros which they have been selling since 2013, and was ranked as one of the top wines in the world. (Trump also has a winery in Charlottesville, Virginia.)
[From People]
Yeah, I think that?s how many people feel about Trump?s trade wars and tariffs and threats and bullying like, it?s all kind of insane, but he?s doing SO MANY insane things that even expending the brain power to care about a potential French wine tariff just seems like a waste. There are literally babies in cages on the border. There are literally white supremacists, inspired by Trump, shooting up Walmarts. There are literally a dumpsters worth of impeachable offenses. Besides all that? it?s not like the Chateau Miraval is some gigantic wine producer. Their sales are international, for sure, but they?re basically just above ?boutique wine.? My point is that a tariff on French wine wouldn?t make that big of a difference. And Brad is right, Americans still love ros. If I was still drinking, ros is basically the only wine I could handle (the sickest I?ve ever been is ?drunk on Cab Sav?).
Photos courtesy of WENN.
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| | Brad Pitt: 'I had to understand my own culpability' in my divorce | | Added 4 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Brad Pitt is still promoting Ad Astra, which is to say he?s still promoting his Oscar campaign for both Ad Astra and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. It?s been years since Brad Pitt did this kind of promotional tour and interview schedule, but remember, he?s not going to campaign for an Oscar. Hahaha. I?m not sure if Ad Astra?s box office helps or hurts Brad?s Oscar chances Ad Astra made about $19 million domestically in its opening weekend, but internationally, the film is performing well. Which just shows that Brad is still pretty popular overseas. Anyway, Brad chatted with NPR for his Ad Astra promo and he ended up getting some direct questions about his divorce from Angelina Jolie. He tried to be as vague as possible, but the quotes still made headlines:
On men processing trauma: ?Well, its just that. I dont know that weve been taught to deal with those painful events very well. In fact, were better at burying them ? at least certainly speaking for myself. You know, its this Marlboro Man image of: Dont show weakness. But then we were questioning: In doing that, are we actually denying our own feelings? Denying a part of ourselves ? a vulnerability, in this guise of Superman ? to really be open for our loved ones, for our sons and daughters, in the sense that were all flawed; most of us are doing the best we can. And is there a peace of mind that comes from embracing ones foibles and humiliations as well as our successes?
Whether his divorce has influenced his performance: ?I would be exploring it whether there was a script that allowed that or not. A breakup of a family is certainly an eye-opener that as one ? and Im speaking in general again ? but as one needs to understand, I had to understand my own culpability in that, and what can I do better. Because I dont want to go on like this.
Embracing a healthier type of masculinity from a young age: ?I dont know how to answer that, but it is the question. We seem to be a culture where we will impugn someone for their missteps, but we dont value what is the next move. And the next move, to me, really defines the character of the individual ? to redirect, recalibrate. I see that going on certainly in the workplace, certainly in Hollywood; male and female interactions that needed to be recalibrated [are] being recalibrated in a positive way. Questions of equality certainly still, still need to be recalibrated.
[From NPR]
Having covered so many of Brad?s interviews over the past few months, I?ve really begun to feel like he actually IS addressing his divorce and what happened on the plane, he?s just doing it obliquely in interview after interview about ?toxic masculinity? and having to learn how to be open and vulnerable. I?m left with the impression that Brad is basically saying that whatever happened on the plane and whatever led up to that moment was all about how he thought he was a big tough guy who could, like, yell and scream at his wife and then do *something* to Maddox? I don?t know. ?A breakup of a family is certainly an eye-opener that as one ? and Im speaking in general again ? but as one needs to understand, I had to understand my own culpability in that, and what can I do better?? I get that he?s talking about culpability and responsibility? but it also feels like he?s both-sides-ing everything still?
Photos courtesy of WENN.
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| | Brad Pitt: 'I love that there's a Kanye out in the world, like, messing things up' | | Added 4 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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I continue to find it bizarre that Brad Pitt not only attended one of Kanye West?s Sunday Services, but that Brad continues to talk about it like it was a very pleasant experience. I mean? in my opinion, Kanye?s Sunday Service thing is just some bullst he?s making up on the fly, and it will eventually turn into an album and some other cross-promotional sh-t. Does Kanye believe in his sermons? Sure. But also: Kanye is a mentally ill megalomaniac and a Trump supporter. Can we not encourage him? Brad previously said that Kanye is ?doing something really special? with the Sunday Services. And now Brad has this to say:
Brad Pitt is opening up about his surprising friendship with Kanye West. The actor, 55, spoke to Extra about West, 42, while at the Los Angeles premiere of his new film Ad Astra.
?[We kept] just running [into each other] through the years,? Pitt said of how he came to meet West. ?I love that there?s a Kanye out in the world, like, messing things up, you know??
He continued, ?Envisioning the future and, you know, we can?t forget his music. He was one of the first to come out and be raw and open ? he should always get credit for that.?
Pitt has also paid a visit to West?s Sunday Services, which he said is ?really beautiful.?
?I think what he?s doing is pretty special,? Pitt said. ?It?s this real celebratory thing of people and it?s a really loving vibe and it?s beautiful ? it?s huge, so beautiful. I find it really special.?
[From People]
*deep sigh* Okay. You know what? I?m not even going to unpack Brad?s thoughts on Kanye. What I will unpack is? why is Brad doing this? Why is Brad hanging out with Kardashians? Why is this suddenly a thing and why is Brad still talking about it? Is this a genuine interest on Brad?s part or is he suddenly trying to be ?cool??
Here?s more of Brad?s media oversaturation this week:
Photos courtesy of WENN.
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| | Brad Pitt is 'painfully aware that my kids will see my movies as they grow up' | | Added 4 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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In the middle of the promotion for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, the Hollywood Reporter did a curious and controversial article wherein they argued that Leo DiCaprio is the ?only global superstar left.? There was a lively discussion about whether that was true, and the comparison was made to Brad Pitt, who is obviously Leo?s costar in OUATIH. I argued that while Leo makes ?bigger? movies, Brad has the more enviable career, because he diversified became a top-notch producer and he produces some of the best Oscar-bait films out there, in addition to being an in-demand actor. There is no right answer to this riddle of ?who is the last global movie star,? but I would say that there still are some other global stars left and it?s not just Leo.
In any case, that whole discussion got people thinking about careers and the evolution of stars and all that. While I applaud Brad?s producing abilities, he honestly hasn?t had the best ?picker? for his starring vehicles in the past ten years or so. Allied bombed critically and financially, and I would be willing to bet that Ad Astra will be the same kind of thing. It?s also worth noting that Brad doesn?t DO kids? films. He?s always done drama or action or art films. So? this doesn?t make much sense, really:
Brad Pitt says he only accepts roles his children will be proud of him for ? because he is ?painfully aware? they will watch his films. The Hollywood star, 55, has six children with his ex-wife Angelina Jolie: Maddox, 18, Pax, 15, Zahara, 14, Shiloh, 13, and 11-year-old twins Knox and Vivienne.
He told Red Bulletin: ?Now that I?m a dad, I?m clearer about the work I want to do. I?m now painfully aware that my kids are going to be seeing my movies as they grow up. I think of how movies affected me when I was a kid, the ones that told me something, honed me a little bit, left that indelible mark. It?s important to me that I leave something they?ll be proud of.?
Pitt, who found fame at 21 with a supporting role in 1991 film Thelma And Louise, said: ?I feel like we won the lottery. There are many talented people out there, but the trick is: Once you get in the door you have to stand in the roomThere is a shelf life to what we do, and we?re aware of that. It makes us more appreciative of the time we?ve had. As long as you find meaning in what you do, it?ll transition into something else.?
[From The Evening Standard]
I guess he?s saying that he wants to make movies that stand the test of time, that his kids can find and enjoy when they?re older. Which? I mean, every actor wants to make movies that stand the test of time. Every actor wants to make The Godfather or To Kill a Mockingbird. Very few actors actually manage it. And what films will his kids see? Ad Astra? OUATIH? LOL. Probably not. I could see the kids growing up to enjoy Spy Game or A River Runs Through It or?? I don?t know. Mostly, Brad just wanted to remind everyone that he has kids and he thinks about them sometimes! I bet the Jolie-Pitt kids will enjoy the heck out of Maleficent: Mistress of Evil though. *nail emoji*
Photos courtesy of WENN, Backgrid.
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| | Brad Pitt tries to bring back fedoras, 'lift' shoes and fug brown suits all at once | | Added 4 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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I?m sorry that I totally blanked on these photos yesterday. I should have covered them when they were fresh! Brad Pitt attended the Mexican premiere of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood this week, with no Leo DiCaprio or Margot Robbie in tow. That kind of proves what I?ve been saying: Leo and Margot enjoy each other?s company and are quite friendly, but they kind of think Brad is uncool? Leo and Margot had to do some extra promotion in Europe last week without Brad, and now Brad has to do some extra promo in North America without them. Everybody?s got a clique! And who is in Brad?s clique? I don?t know.
Anyway, people were talking about these photos because of Brad?s weird color choices. The thing is, Brad has looked flat-out GREAT during the promotion he looks ?good for his age,? but not like he?s trying to look 25. He looked fresh without looking worked on. Thin, but not too thin. Fit but not too fit. This ensemble in Mexico sort of ruins his style story for the OUATIH promotion though. The suit would have been fine? with a white shirt, better shoes and no hat. The fedora kills me? is Brad really trying to make fedoras happen??? But the worst part is that Brad is wearing really obvious (hilariously obvious) lifts. I?ve heard that Brad really isn?t the tallest guy, but the lifts are totally unnecessary.
People continue to talk about how Brad will likely get an Oscar nomination for OUATIH. I?m sort of fine if he does? It would be for Best Supporting Actor, and he would definitely be one of the ?guys to beat,? even though awards season hasn?t even started. It?s worth noting (AGAIN!) that next year?s awards season is going to be so stupid and compact the Oscars are three weeks earlier than usual. My point is that the films being released around Christmas won?t have time to really launch a huge awards season push, so I could totally see how a film released this summer would end up winning big Oscars.
Photos courtesy of Backgrid.
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| | People: Brad Pitt 'really found his happiness again' & he's a 'hands-on dad' | | Added 4 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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I complimented Brad Pitt several times during the press tour for Once Upon a Time In Hollywood. Brad legitimately looks great these days his hair is a good length and perfectly highlighted (so it doesn?t look highlighted), he doesn?t look puffy nor too thin, and his clothes were great too. But for Brad, it?s not enough to get back to the people?s heartthrob. He wants to be seen as ?doing well? and ?healthy? and ?probably going to get an Oscar nominaton.? Which, fair enough. But we?ve been hearing that ?Brad Pitt is doing really well!? for the past three years, basically. How many People Mag stories do we really need with the same update of ?he?s doing great!? It?s obvious that he had some difficult moments, and those moments were largely self-inflicted. So what?s the point? I guess to just rebrand Brad Pitt as Brad Pitt Is Totally Fine Now, Just In Time For An Oscar Nomination. Here?s the latest:
He?s healthier now: Since his 2016 split from Angelina Jolie, the actor, 55, has ?worked very hard on himself to be a better, healthier person and to be the best dad possible,? a source tells PEOPLE in this week?s issue. ?These were always his priorities. That his career is going well is a happy bonus that he is thrilled about.?
He takes his workouts seriously: The Oscar winner?s positive lifestyle changes also included focusing on his diet and workout regimen ? and the results are on full display in a shirtless Once Upon a Time scene reminiscent of his star-making six-pack moment in 1991?s Thelma & Louise. He ?really takes his workouts seriously,? the source says. ?It?s been a whole lifestyle change. And he looks amazing.?
He?s a hands-on dad? On the family front, the father of six recently helped celebrate Shiloh?s 13th birthday, and his oldest son Maddox, 18, will soon head to college in South Korea to study biochemistry. ?Despite having help, Brad is a hands-on dad,? an industry insider says. ?He comes from a close family, and he has continued to be a parent who is interested in the lives of his children.?
He?s found his happiness again: Between his latest movie?s box office success and Pitt?s personal strides, he?s ?really found his happiness again,? the first source says. ?He is back and very excited about life. And it?s well-deserved.?
[From People]
?And it?s well-deserved.? Is it? Who amongst us ?deserves? to be happy and successful? There are tons of people who work hard and spend time with their families and are grateful for their success and their health and all of that, but saying that Brad ?deserves? to be where he is now just? rubs me the wrong way. I don?t know. As for the rest of it? it feels like this unnamed source is playing a little fast and loose with just how much Brad is involved with his kids. They name-check Maddox, but Maddox and Pax still don?t want to have anything to do with him. And what is this: ?Despite having help?? Is that a reference to Angelina being the help? LMAO. Or does Brad employ a full-time nanny for the odd weekend when he does have visitation with the younger kids?
Photos courtesy of Backgrid and WENN.
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| | Brad Pitt wants us to know that he's getting 'Oscar buzz' for OUATIH | | Added 4 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Brad Pitt looks really good these days, no lie. His hair no longer looks like a wiglet and his movie, Once Upon a Time In Hollywood, is an R-rated success. Honestly, I?ve heard better things about Leonardo DiCaprio?s performance rather than Brad?s, but sure, I?ve also heard that there?s ?Oscar buzz? about Brad. So it didn?t come as a shock when I saw this People Magazine headline: ?Brad Pitts Major Moment: Oscar Buzz for His New Tarantino Film and a Sci-Fi Epic on the Horizon.? Subheadline: ?The actor hasnt appeared in a film since 2017s Netflix drama War Machine, and this year has two Oscar contenders in the mix.? Allied came out in 2016, for those wondering, but he did have a cameo in 2018?s Deadpool 2. So, it?s true that War Machine was his last starring role before OUATIH. As for this People article, it?s just a blah kind of puff piece:
It?s a good time to be Brad Pitt. The actor, 55, is earning raves for his performance as Cliff Booth, a fictional stuntman at the heart of Quentin Tarantino?s Once Upon a Time? in Hollywood ? as well as attention for his buff physique, which is on full display in the film (yes, there?s a shirtless scene). This marks Pitt?s second collaboration with Tarantino following 2009?s Inglourious Basterds, which also brought the pair acclaim.
Once Upon a Time? in Hollywood comes at a crucial professional time for Pitt. The actor hasn?t appeared in a film since 2017?s Netflix drama War Machine, and this year has two Oscar contenders in the mix: Hollywood and the space epic Ad Astra, which world premieres at the Venice Film Festival before opening Sept. 20. Films that have made their debuts at the event include Oscar winners La La Land and Birdman.
Pitt launched his Hollywood campaign in May at the splashy Cannes Film Festival premiere of the film, where he posed happily alongside his costars, Leonardo DiCaprio and Margot Robbie.
?He was very happy to be there,? a source told PEOPLE at the time. [He was] absolutely relaxed and smiling like I haven?t seen him for some time.?
Academy voters are so excited to see the film, many were turned away at a recent membership screening in Los Angeles, according to reports. Adding to the buzz surrounding the box office hit, the Internet has gone wild for the bromance between Pitt and DiCaprio, both of whom have never acted in a movie together. While out promoting the film, DiCaprio said he?s eager to re-team with Pitt in the future, while Pitt joked the two will next be working on a Christmas album.
[From People]
It sounds like it was written by Brad?s publicist, and that may have even been the case. And is anyone seriously ?wild? for Leo and Brad?s ?bromance??? They really don?t seem all that close during the promotion. It almost feels like Leo and Margot Robbie think? Brad is sort of uncool. As for the Oscar buzz, it definitely feels like that buzz is being willed into existence by Brad?s people and studio publicists. I wonder if Leo?s people are going to aim for some ?Oscar buzz? for their guy too? Personally, I?ve never really thought that Brad cared that much about getting an acting Oscar he?s had multiple films up for Best Picture Oscars, films he?s starred in and/or produced, and some of those films have won (12 Years a Slave, Moonlight) and that?s a bigger deal in the Hollywood landscape. But I guess every actor wants their own little gold man. And considering how screwed up next year?s Oscar season is going to be, maybe they will give Oscars to films which came out in the summer.
Photos courtesy of Backgrid.
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