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Project: J. Edgar
As: J. Edgar Hoover
Status: Completed
Release: November 11th,2011
Project: The Great Gatsby
As: Jay Gatsby
Status: Filming
Release: 2012
Project: Django Unchained
As: Calvin Candie
Status: Pre-Production
Release: 2012
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Huge gallery update! Tonight (January 15) Leonardo DiCaprio attended the 69th Annual Golden Globe Awards heled at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Califorina. DiCaprio was nominated for Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama for J.Edgar, he unfortunately did not take home the award.
Gallery Links: Appearances > 2012 > [01.15] 69TH ANNUAL GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS
Yesterday (January 14) Leonardo DiCaprio was busy as he had attended both the Cinema For Peace Event and the BAFTA Los Angeles 18th Annual Awards Season Tea Party.
Gallery Links: Appearances > 2012 > [01.14] CINEMA FOR PEACE EVENT & [01.14] BAFTA LOS ANGELES 18TH ANNUAL AWARDS SEASON TEA PARTY
On January 13th Leonardo DiCaprio attended the 12th Annual AFI Awards held at the Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills in Beverly Hills, Califorina.
Gallery Links: Appearances > 2012 > [01.13] 12TH ANNUAL AFI AWARDS
On January 12th Leonardo DiCaprio attended the 17th Annual Critics’ Choice Movie Awards held at The Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, California.
Gallery Links: Appearances > 2012 > [01.12] 17TH ANNUAL CRITICS’ CHOICE MOVIE AWARDS
In a recent interview, Martin Scorsese revealed what we had all expected for so long, he wants Leonardo DiCaprio to play Frank Sinatra in his biopic, which is currently in development.
When asked “So you still have Leo in mind for Sinatra?” Scorsese replied “Yes I do, but we are staring again with a new script and so that should begin in January or February.”
However, Scorsese stated that he couldn’t reveal who would be penning the script, suggesting that Phil Alden Robinson, who was originally signed on to write the script, is no longer around.
Also, when asked how he would tackle the music, he said his “first instinct” would be to have recorded music of Sinatra on top of the actor, while still trying to make it not look like lip syncing. When asked about the possibility of it being in 3D, he replied “Why not? Open your minds.”
Another Scorsese project we will see shortly is The Irishman. When asked about a potential sequel to Taxi Driver, Scorsese said “that came and went and we (Scorsese and Robert De Niro) have another project in mind that we hope to get next year or so.”
When asked if it was the one based on the book, Scorsese confirmed “Yeah Paint Houses” which is of course the book I Heard You Paint Houses, which Scorsese has retitled The Irishman for his film.
We know that Sinatra, The Gambler and Furious Love are all in development with Scorsese at the helm and we can presume that The Snowman will also join that list. However, be the sounds of “next year or so” Scorsese still may not have decided whether to do The Irishman or, his long awaited passion project Silence, first. It had previously been stated that Silence would start in January, but with no mention of it here, it seems it may have hit yet another road block.
Hopefully as Scorsese does the rounds for his latest film, Hugo, we will find out more information on the status of his many upcoming films. And if we do, we’ll keep you posted.
SOURCE: We Got This Covered
Once again, you will be able to experience Titanic like never before. Re-releasing April 6, 2012, Titanic will be in RealD 3D and IMAX® 3D.
As you all may know, Titanic will be re-released in 3D on April 6, 2012, for the 100th anniversary of the ships sinking. Above is the Promotional Poster for Titanic 3D, which you can now find in our gallery.
Big thanks to @KaraBrienne on Twitter for the poster!
Gallery Links: Films > Titanic > PROMOTIONAL
Leonardo DiCaprio caught up with Fox All Access to talk about his newest film, J.Edgar. DiCaprio says he learned about J.Edgar Hoover from the script. He tells FAC, that he really wanted to understand Hoover and why he did things the way he did.
Above, are some recent interviews Leo did for J.Edgar with GMA, E!, and Clevver Movies. Enjoy!
J.Edgar is now in theaters.
37 years ago today the amazing Leonardo Wilhelm DiCaprio was born. Here at LeoDiCaprio.net we would just like to wish our guy, a Happy 37th Birthday, and we hope that he has a fantastic day. We love you Leo and will continue to support you no matter what. Also,if you’re on Twitter please use the hash tag #happybirthdayleo with all your tweets, only use it once per tweet though. We would love to make it a WorldWide Trending Topic!
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Leonardo DiCaprio has a lot more in common with J. Edgar Hoover than you would think. The actor portrays the politician in Clint Eastwood’s J. Edgarand he revealed some similarities he shares with Hoover in an interview with ET’s Samantha Harris.
“I understood his ambition,” said Leo, who began his career at a young age.
The Golden Globe winner went on to admit so differences as well, saying, “[Hoover] was motivated by his mother. She was like a stage mom in politics. I didn’t have anything like that growing up. I always wanted to be an actor just because I wanted to be an actor and I just knew that. It came from me.”
Even after all of their accomplishments in the movie business, Leo and Clint still put their art before any pay check — evidenced by the pay cut they both had to take just to get the film made.
“Everybody had to draw back a little bit because we want to do certain things,” said Clint. “That’s just the way of life. A lot of people probably wouldn’t do it; agents would probably advise you against it. … [but] would you really be proud of the results.”
J. Edgar is now in theaters.
SOURCE: ET Online
Yesterday (November 5), Leonardo DiCaprio attended the 2011 LACMA’S Art + Film Gala held at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art in Los Angeles. DiCaprio stepped out to show some support for J.Edgar director, Clint Eastwood, who was honored during the gala.
The 36-year-old actor served as the co-chair of the event alongside LACMA Trustee Eva Chow.
Gallery Links: Appearances > 2011 > [11.05] LACMA’S ART + FILM GALA 2011
Leonardo DiCaprio sat down with Michael Conte from SCREENSLAM to talk about his new film J.Edgar. View the full interview above.
Check out some great Behind the Scenes videos and clips of J.Edgar via Screenslam’s YOUTUBE page.