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| | Leo DiCaprio: My busy work schedule 'is not the best thing for a relationship' | | Added 13 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Leonardo DiCaprio covers the may issue of Esquire magazine to promote Baz Luhrman’s upcoming take on The Great Gatsby, and thank goodness Leo isn’t in character for this shoot like poor Carey Mulligan in Vogue. Actually, I’m pretty impressed by this cover and editorial because Leo is usually so boring in photo shoots. Like, he always looks just like himself, and stylists don’t know how to mix it up with the guy, but he was clearly having fun with Esquire. On the cover itself, Leo is sending out some Philip Seymour Hoffman vibes with those expressive eyebrows. Don’t laugh! I’m really seeing it. Then in one of the below shots (I’ll let you guess which one), he’s pulling a serious Jack Nicholson face. In this one below, he looks like a real movie star in the true sense of the word. Color me impressed.
Sadly, the interview is another story altogether. Why have Esquire and its journos decided to be so damn weird lately? For awhile, I appreciated their unconventional methods of tackling their subjects — such as the time they sent a guy who had never heard of Gerard Butler to interview Gerard Butler — but now the routine is getting tired. It’s like the magazine is so afraid to give a straight interview that they are largely forgetting to ask any questions at all, so they’re basically just letting the stars ramble about whatever. In this instance, the journo takes great interest in the fact that Leo cracks his neck at the beginning of their talk. The guy starts to analyze why Leo would do so and what it all means (seriously) and really goes overboard by writing several paragraphs about it, which I omitted from the excerpts (but you can read it here). In the meantime, here’s some stuff that Leo actually said:
On his bachelor ways: “Six months of being on location or being off in Morocco or someplace like that is not the best thing for a relationship.”
On his work ethic: “I always thought of myself as the underdog, because I didn?t have nice enough clothes or maybe my hair didn?t look good. And so you have to understand ? getting your foot in the door is like winning the lottery. It?s literally like winning the lottery if you get to have a career. And I?ve always felt, Okay, now I?ve gotten this shot, and I?m lucky to have gotten this shot, and if I don?t do this to the best of my ability — if I don?t work my ass off and make a life of it — I?ve squandered this incredibly golden opportunity. And that?s always been what has propelled me.”
On early days as a teen idol: “I really didn?t understand what fame was and I didn?t understand what being in a giant hit was and I didn?t understand what a giant hit Titanic was compared to other giant hits. There was no rule book. There was nobody to navigate me through the experience of being watched all the time and nobody to tell me how to be normal when everybody is acting and looking at me differently.”
On growth: “Most recently, the last few years, I feel way more comfortable than I’ve ever felt. You always talk about that, and then one day you’re like: If they don’t like this, well, f*** ‘em. What can you do? It’s a resignation to life and who you are. Hey, look, I’m pretty well-formed as an adult now. I don’t have to impress anybody. You ask yourself these different questions: What do I want to do? Interesting question: What do I want to do? What makes me really happy? I’ve learned all these things that I’m supposed to do. I know I’m supposed to be in that place and do that thing… but to really, deeply ask yourself that question — What do I want to do? Most recently, the last few years, I feel way more comfortable than I’ve ever felt.”
[From Esquire]
I don’t know whether Leo really believes what he’s saying about how his relationships don’t last because he’s just such a busy guy with such a demanding schedule. Certainly, I don’t buy that excuse because he’s a proud 38-year-old modelizer who shows no intention of quitting his game, but I guess it works for him. God, this interview was such a wasted opportunity, and that’s not Leo’s fault.
Now I’ll say it again — Leo looks really good in this shoot. Usually, I envision him as a grumpy chihuahua, and someone mentioned in a recent comment that his head looks like a piece of toast, and now I can’t unsee that, but still. These are some good photos of Leo. Still toasty, but kinda handsome and charming too.
Photos courtesy of Esquire
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| | Leonardo DiCaprio tried to get with Rosie Huntington- Whiteley, of course | | Added 13 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Leonardo DiCaprio covers the February issue of August magazine, which is a men’s style rag that I’ve never heard of. The cover isn’t the most flattering shot of Leo, but you can see the rest of the shoot, which is slightly better, at Just Jared. I’ll get to some interview excerpts in a moment, but first I wanted to talk about a brand new story about single Leo on the prowl. When he broke up with Erin Heatherton last November, Leo reportedly dated co-star Margot Robbie immediately afterwards, but we haven’t heard much about Margot in at least a month. Since then, Leo has announced an indefinite break from acting, which means that he’s been yachting with Naomi Campell and friends as well as taking time to shoot a Jack Daniels commerical.
In addition, Leo has also apparently been trying to find a new model girlfriend. By now, it’s kind of a joke that Leo’s M.O. consists of ordering his giflfriends from the Victoria’s Secret catalog. He’s been with Gisele Bunchen, Bar Refaeli, and Erin, and rumor has it that he and Miranda Kerr have been flirty and cozy together too. So who else’s dog-eared lingerie shots has Leo been fondling in the bathroom? Well, Rosie-Huntington Whiteley for one, and Jason Statham isn’t having it at all. Here are the details:
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley may be gorgeous but she is very much taken, not that Jason Statham’s girlfriend’s relationship status seemed to bother Leonardo DiCaprio who apparently was spotted trying to chat up the stunning model!
An insider at Harvey Weinstein’s Golden Globes after party has told Now Magazine that ladies man Leo tried to make a move for model Rosie. Hardman Jason, who has been dating Rosie for almost three years, soon shut down the flirting though:
“After some small talk, Leo introduced Rosie to his posse and poured her a glass of bubbly. She seemed interested, but unaware that Leo was smitten,” the source alleges. “When Jason spotted his gal with Leo, he summoned her to his side and didn’t let her out of his sight for the rest of the evening.”
Undeterred, confirmed bachelor Leo apparently just moved onto to another hot girl to continue his flirting. Taking things in his stride, Leo soon made a play for another hot girl.
[From Entertainmentwise]
Atta boy, Jason. The dude might not make movies about thinking, but he’s not stupid. Leo’s reputation as a modelizer definitely precedes him, and if he tries this stunt again, Jason would easily be able to kick Leo’s ass into next July. How funny. Now back to Leo’s interview with August Man, and here are some excerpts:
Why he loves acting: “It’s always an eternal sort of mystery in making movies, and that’s the great fun, challenge, and excitement about doing what I do. As an actor, I do everything possible to tell a great story in a truly artistic way, but at the end of the day you never know how critics and audiences are going to respond.”
On getting older: “I guess the big 4-0 hasn’t entered my consciousness yet. I believe it’s very important to look back on the choices you’ve made and re-analyse where you want your life to go and the things you want to do as an individual. I came from a lower middle-class background where, for me, being an actor never seemed like an achievable dream. Once I got my first opportunity to work on a movie, it’s really been a mad rush to fulfil that dream.”
His goals for the future: “My goal is to keep doing great work? I haven’t stopped yet and hopefully the work will never stop. While I’m here, I will always have that drive to not only produce great work, but to make a difference in the world.”
His back-up career plan “In my adult life, my environmental work and activism remain a priority. I created a foundation that focuses on raising public awareness of the very important issues concerning our planet, our environment, and the impact we as people have on the world we live in? It is not only an extremely fulfilling and gratifying learning experience, but has also taken me to some of the most interesting and beautiful places in the world.”
[From August Man]
I know that Leo is commonly regarded as one of the greatest actors of his generation, but it’s still a bit jarring to see that he also sees himself that way with the “great work” comment. I’d wonder whatever happened to humility, but I guess Leo’s early success and lucky dovetail into Martin Scorsese’s waiting arms (after Robert DeNiro proved to be such a disappointment during recent decades) means that he never has to worry about not having the luxury of choosing from quality scripts.
Just for kicks, here are some older covers from Leo’s appearances in the July 2010 and August 2011 issues of August Man. His face has changed rather rapidly in just a few years, right?
Photos courtesy of August Man
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| | Leonardo DiCaprio is taking an indefinite break from acting: will you miss him? | | Added 13 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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It’s no secret that I’m not the biggest fan of Leonardo DiCaprio, and I’ve long referred to him as “the grumpy chihuahua” for reasons that I cannot ever remember; that is, besides the obvious. For the vast majority of his career, I’ve enjoyed Leo in a few choice roles (Romeo + Juliet, Catch Me If You Can, and The Basketball Diaries), but I honestly find most of his recent work (such as Inception) to be fairly overrated. Leo has made a name for himself as a diverse actor, but I observe him to be largely a one-note thespian, and I feel like if Martin Scorsese hadn’t taken Leo under his wing, then his acting career wouldn’t have remained nearly as elevated to this date. I’m also not terribly fond of the way Leo conducts himself in his personal life either, what with Pu**y Posse and an endless cache of Victoria’s Secret models under his belt.
However, I am going to give Leo a huge break from now on at least in regards to his acting — not that he’ll notice or care what I think of him, but his work as Calvin Candie in Django Unchained was just so over the top and deliciously malicious that I had to watch it more than once. The boy did good. At this moment in time though, Leo is ready for an indefinite vacation from working. Will you miss him?
This could be Leonardo DiCaprio’s last awards season for a while. The actor has announced he’s retiring from acting indefinitely. “I’m a little bit drained,” he told German newspaper Bild. “I am now going to take a long long break.”
After doing three films in two years – Django Unchained, The Great Gatsby and the recently-finished The Wolf of Wall Street – DiCaprio says, “I’m just worn out.”
Publicity tours for those films still loom, however, but DiCaprio, 38, has other plans for when his schedule slows down. “I would like to improve the world a bit,” he says. “I will fly around the world doing good for the environment.”
In the meantime, he’s living green at home. “My roof is covered with solar panels,” he revealed. “My car is electric. A normal person does not drive more than 50 kilometers a day. That can be done with a plug.”
[From Page Six]
This is just talk, right? For certain, Leo has led a very hectic year with three major roles in big-budget, blockbuster films. I’m not sure how long he’ll realistically be away when his IMDb profile reveals twenty-three projects in development, but we’ll see. In addition, you can bet that next time Marty Scorsese comes calling, Leo will dutifully quit his break in short order. Those two are thick as Hollywood thieves together.
Does anyone else find it slightly amusing that Leo plans on flying around the world and burning up a ton of carbon credits in order to help save the environment? I admire anyone who is devoted to such a cause, but there’s just so much work to be done at home that travelling the globe to do so seems a bit silly and self-defeating. But I guess it’s his thing.
Also, dude really needs to lay off on the self-tanning lotion.
Photos courtesy of WENN
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| | Leonardo DiCaprio Taking an Acting Sabbatical | | Added 13 years ago | Source: The Blemish |
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Speaking to German press outlet Bild, Leonardo DiCaprio says he’s pooped and taking a break from film. “I am a bit drained. I’m now going to take a long, long break. I’ve done three films in two years and I’m just worn out,” said Leo.
Three films in two years? Slow down there, champ. You don’t want to pull an acting hammie.
So what’s Leo going to do in his free time? Not dress up a mannequin and dance around with it in the living room as if it was a real woman if that’s what you were thinking. And that probably was what you were thinking. No, he’s going to “fly around the world doing good for the environment.” Much like Captain Planet but probably without the five fist bumping kids and the mullet. Probably.
Trying to not sound like one of those celebrities that takes up causes just for publicity, Leo made sure people know he’s for real. He explained,”My roof is covered with solar panels. My car is electric. A normal person does not drive more than 50 kilometres (31 miles) a day. That can be done with a plug.”
Sorry to be a Debbie Downer, but it’s definitely possible for a normal person to drive more than 31 miles a day. Especially if this is a normal working person whose normal job is 25 miles away making it a 50 mile per day drive. Other than that, this is pretty commendable. Though flying could be a little counterproductive what with all the air pollution but no one tell him that. Let him have his moment.
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| | Leonardo DiCaprio's 'intense' face on the cover of Details: handsome or creepy' | | Added 13 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Leonard DiCaprio covers the December “Hollywood Mavericks” issue of Details magazine, and I’m pretty unimpressed with this cover. Surely, they could have come up with a better cover shot than Leo “intensely” staring towards the photographer, and the whole cover layout seems really cheap as well. Leo is wearing a Burberry Brit shirt but looks like one of the middle management guys from Office Space. Here’s the other photo released from Details so far, and it isn’t an improvement by any stretch.
For better or worse, Leo remains one of the hottest actors (from a career standpoint) in Hollywood. His latest starring vehicles, The Great Gatsby and Django Unchained (which comes out on Christmas Day), are in the chute, and he’s still filming Wolf of Wall Street, plus his IMDb profile shows 23 films in development. However, I have never understood the huge buzz surrounding this guy. Sure, he had a big “moment” following the floppy hair of Titanic, but Leo’s ultimately grown into the form of a grumpy chihuahua. No disrespect to chihuahuas. I don’t get why he’s such a “maverick” when, really, he’s a modelizer who just got lucky enough to fall into the “muse” category with Martin Scorsese. Like, Leo’s enduring career could be attributed to Bobby DeNiro going all soft. Anyway, here are some uneventful excerpts from the Details interview:
He’s very in demand: “This has been an exceptional situation. Filming three movies back to back to back, I don’t think I’ve ever done that. In a weird way. I realize these movies are about three different periods in American history, but all have a central character trying to hold on to the privileged life they’ve been given, by any means necessary.”
His Django Unchained character, Calvin Candie: “One of, if not the most, despicable, indulgent, radical characters I’ve ever read in my life. Writer-directors tend to be very precious about their material and their words, but Quentin’s [Tarantino] whole process is getting input from the actors and adding levels to their characters. A lot of the talks we had specifically about phrenology really took him to a completely different level.”
His career choices: “Of course it’s all risky….I mean, that’s the excitement of doing it, you know? I don’t know why I choose certain films. I just gravitate toward them and I don?t question that.”
On producing: “My whole thing has been to develop material outside the studio system for myself, and this expanded to funding material I won’t necessarily star in. I don’t need to wear the producer hat while making movies, but I love to have that collaboration.”
[From Details]
As much as it shames me to admit, I had to google “phrenology” to figure out what the hell Leo was talking about in reference to his character development process with QT. Apparently, it’s a pseudo-science (that I’ve heard of before but forgotten the term for) where the bumps on one’s head are believed to determine one’s personality. It sounds very freaky but makes sense in terms of Leo’s sadistic character. Yeah, I still don’t know if I want to watch this movie. I love the hell out of Tarantino and will probably catch Django on DVD, but Leo is probably the only thing that will keep me from watching it in theaters. I don’t have any hatred for the guy, but he’s just so bland even while acting campy.
Photos courtesy of Details and AllMoviePhoto
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| | Leo DiCaprio's makeover for 'The Wolf of Wall Street?: handsome or not cute' | | Added 13 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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These are some newish photos of Leonardo DiCaprio filming in New York City over the weekend. Leo has joined with his favorite director once again, Martin Scorsese, for The Wolf of Wall Street. The film is about?well, apparently it?s based on the true story of Jordan Belfort (who is played by Leo) and his rise and fall on greedy, seedy Wall Street. Allegedly, the story has a lot of ?sex atop piles of money? and ?cocaine?.
I guess this is a period film too, judging by the dated, oversized suit Leo is wearing. Is he supposed to look like a kid wearing his dad?s suit? Because that?s what he looks like. I can?t even decide if Leo is wearing a wiglet, either. I don?t think that?s Leo?s natural hairline, but if it is a wiglet, they got a good one. I mean, John Travolta should really look into getting himself something like this. I also don?t know if Leo is wearing prosthetics on his face, or if his jawline is really that? mushy. While his face doesn?t really look bloated and carby to me, his neck and jaw definitely look weird.
So, would you hit it? I don?t think I would. But I haven?t wanted to ?hit it? with Leo in years and years. I had a brief moment of wanting him again in The Departed, but for the most part I haven?t wanted him since Romeo + Juliet.
Would you like to know who else is in the movie? Because I was surprised to see this list: Matthew McConaughey (he plays Leo’s boss), Jonah Hill, Jean Dujardin, Kyle Chandler, Jon Favreau, and voice work by Gene Hackman. Can you believe that list?! I?m incredibly proud of Jonah Hill ? I can?t believe that boy managed to get himself onto a Scorsese movie! With LEO! Good for Jonah.
Photos courtesy of Fame/Flynet.
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| | Leonardo DiCaprio Goes Shirtless in Malibu with Erin Heatherton | | Added 13 years ago | Source: Celebrity Gossip |
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Trying his best to hide his face from cameras, Leonardo DiCaprio was snapped on a Malibu beach with girlfriend Erin Heatherton on Saturday (August 11).
The "Inception" star wore khaki cargo pants and flip flops as he quickly pulled on a white polo shirt over his hat. His 23-year-old model companion wore a Pink camisole, little ruffled skirt, and sandals.
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| | Leonardo DiCaprio Starring Opposite Margot Robbie "The Wolf of Wall Street" | | Added 13 years ago | Source: Celebrity Gossip |
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Leaving a friend?s house after lunch, Leonardo DiCaprio was spotted enjoying a Popsicle in Malibu, CA on Friday afternoon (June 22).
The sexy actor rocked a fedora and button-up oxford while he smiled and hopped into his car.
In career news, the ?Titanic? star will star opposite of ?Pan Am?s? actress Margot Robbie in the new Martin Scorsese directed film ?The Wolf of Wall Street.?
Red Granite Pictures is producing and fully financing the flick, which is being adapted for the screen from Belfort?s memoir by Terence Winter. Riza Aziz, Joey McFarland, DiCaprio, Scorsese and Alexandra Milchan are producing, with Irwin Winkler and Georgia Kacandes as executive producers.
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| | Erin Heatherton Is A Very Sexy Cheerleader | | Added 13 years ago | Source: HollywoodTuna |
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If any of you perverts are anything like me, you probably absolutely love supermodels. How could you not, they’re pure perfection. So when I got these pictures of Leonardo DiCaprio’s girlfriend Erin Heatherton filming a sexy cheerleader car wash scene for Grown Ups II, I just had to share them with you. Supermodels and car
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| | Kate Winslet Called Leo DiCaprio a Fatass | | Added 14 years ago | Source: The Blemish |
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Cat fight! Cat fight! Back when Titaniccame out, every girl fell in love with Leonardo DiCpario, but not Kate Winslet. They just called her fat. Look who’s fat now!Kate Winslet was doing press for Titanic 3Don Daybreakthe other day and joked that she looks way better than Leonardo DiCaprio. Then she pushed up her nose and made a bunch of oinking noises. Alright, that didn’t happen but whatever.
‘We do look very different, we?re older. Leo?s 37, I?m 36 ? we were 21 and 22 when we made that film. You know, he?s fatter now ? I?m thinner. It?s true though!’ The Dailiy Mail
She’s probably just bitter that James Cameron somehow duped her into doing press for Titanic 3D(3D boobs!) and Leo managed to wiggle out of it. Which is ironic cause you wouldn’t expect him to be able to wiggle out of anything on account of him being such a fatass.
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