Leonardo DiCaprio - (Please Read First Post Prior to Posting)
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On 9/21/2023 at 9:36 PM, oxford25 said:Second , from what I’ve read regarding the issue there is only the joint black & white cover with Leo & Lilly
1 hour ago, Jade Bahr said:
🤔
I kind of what these vogue covers. 😆 I already bought one, if I buy a second magazine only to find out it was the same magazine/cover one of you are going to be stuck with one. 🤣
18 minutes ago, kellybsblover said:if I buy a second magazine only to find out it was the same magazine/cover one of you are going to be stuck with one. 🤣
Would love to have a copy 
4 minutes ago, Jade Bahr said:
Would love to have a copy
I'll buy the second one and let you know once I get them. 😅👍
2 minutes ago, kellybsblover said:I'll buy the second one and let you know once I get them. 😅👍
8 minutes ago, Jade Bahr said:
Haha 😄 it won't be until mid October 👍
17 minutes ago, kellybsblover said:Haha it won't be until mid October 👍
new cover:
5 minutes ago, akatosh said:new cover:
Gosh Lilys heartbroken face 
Leo is -should I say back? lol- in Paris.
Leo and Vittoria had dinner with JLaw (among others)
27 minutes ago, Sugarwater said:
He flying back from Paris this hopefully?
1 hour ago, sap675 said:He flying back from Paris this hopefully?
I highly doubt he will cross the picket line.
So sad we're missing so much possible Leo content because of the strike. The last proper press tour was for OUATIH in 2019 
No Leo but still here are some moments from the prem last night in NY.
Some people are too dumb for this world seriously.
Interview with Marty saying Lily is "the heart of the movie"
interview: https://www.instagram.com/p/CxtjuHFP5sF/
Inside the prem
Exclusive: Martin Scorsese’s “Killers of the Flower Moon” Gets A List Premiere in NYC Despite the SAG Strike
I told you in May from the Cannes Film Festival that Martin Scorsese’s “killers of the Flower Moon” was a masterpiece of filmmaking.
Tonight the fully packed house at Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall agreed with me, I’m happy to say. When the star studded premiere screening finally finished after three mesmerizing hours, the audience cheered and cheered and stayed through the credits.
Among the stars I ran into were Oscar winners Ellen Burstyn and Tim Robbins — not together. Ellen won her Oscar for Scorsese’s “Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore.” She’s almost 91 and looks as elegant and lithe as always. Robbins and I had a warm reunion — we knew each other in the days of “Bull Durham.” He told me he’s living a lot of the time in London.
There was also a nice “Sopranos” reunion of Stevie van Zandt and Michael Imperioli. Rocker David Johansson made a rare appearance, as did Lorne Michaels, Apple genius Eddy Cue, famed Coen Bros. composer Carter Burwell, award winning documentary filmmaker Joe Berlinger with his artist wife, Loren Eiferman, and many members from the Osage tribe in Oklahoma who participated in making the movie. Matthew Broderick and award winning playwright Kenneth Lonergan made it upstairs after the movie to pay their respects to Scorsese at the after party.
But there was no Robert De Niro, Leonardo Di Caprio, or Lily Gladstone because of the SAG strike continuing. Scorsese acknowledged them briefly from the stage, saying, “They’re someplace else” and choosing not to expand on the issue.
Apple and Paramount went all out to make the “Killers” premiere an event. They know they’ve got a Best Picture winner, and maybe even the winner. Scorsese, 81, is at the top of his game as are his actors and his famous editor, Thelma Schoonmaker, who accepted kudps graciously at the after party.
“Killers” opens in theaters on October 20th and it will wait for its time on Apple TV. Schoonmaker implored me to say, “See it on the biggest screen you can, with Dolby if possible!”
Thelma Schoonmaker Says Robert De Niro’s “Greatest Performance” is in ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’
Scorsese/De Niro is one of the those legendary director-actor duos. After 1995’s “Casino,” they didn’t make a film together for the next 24 years, that is until 2019’s “The Irishman.”
Scorsese’s longtime editor, the legendary Thelma Schoonmaker, has witnessed, first-hand, the wonderful De Niro performances: “Raging Bull,” “The King of Comedy,” “Goodfellas,” “Cape Fear,” “Casino.”
However, in an upcoming interview, Schoonmaker says that De Niro’s work in “Killers of the Flower Moon” is his “greatest performance.” Quite the bold statement.
Well, is it? Of course not. It is however maybe De Niro’s best work of the 21st Century. I can’t think of the last time he was this powerful on-screen, it even surpasses his subtly brilliant work in “The Irishman.”
De Niro’s performance as the morally corrupt William Hale is dark, infuriating and, yes, even comedic. The way he manages to portray such a despicable character in such humane fashion is more than enough to justify the raves he’s going to be getting for this performance.
As mentioned, when compared to his incredible work in the ‘70s, ‘80s and ‘90s, De Niro’s 21st Century output has been rather disappointing, I could only come up five :
(1) Killers of the Flower Moon (2) The Irishman (3) Meet the Parents (4) Silver Linings Playbook (5) The Intern.
Am I missing anything else?
I'm still not over this movie, good lord what was he thinking? 
Exclusive clip of KOTFM (Ernest flirting with Mollie - it's actually light and funny; Leos giggle made me lol ):
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CxvIRj4JWGw/
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