Not every actor can afford to be picky about the ending roles. The brutal industry is to be selective. But if you see an upcoming movie starring an actor like Leonardo DiCaprio, that means he really believes in the project. Teenage heart attack turned into the Academy Award, which boasts filmography Working with such celebrity directors as Jameseymes Cameron (Titanic)Christopher Nolan ("turning on"), Steven Spielberg ("Catch me if you can") and Sam Raimi ("the fast and the dead"). Working with any of those names will give you an impetus of credibility, but the fact that he also encourages a employment with the legendary Martin Scorsese through six (soon to be seven with the films "Devall in the White City") in two decades is a real feather in his hat. And now DiCaprio's next big role comes with courtesy of one of our biggest work directors in Paul Thomas Anderson.

Anderson's filmography is just a heavy Hitter masterpiece after the other, including "Magnolia", "Drunken Punch" and "Master". He is a generational talent whose job shows His close flawless ability to provide some of the best actors in the game and catch them to perfection, à la Daniel Day-Lewis in "Theree has blood" and "phantom thread". It seems pretty weird that Anderson wasn't gone Already Worked with DiCaprio earlier, given that they look like natural fit. However, it is quite exciting that these two artists are finally collaborating with "one battle after another".

In the anticipated crime action thriller, DiCaprio plays Bob Ferguson, a burnt revolutionary figure that ends up returning to old habits when his teenage daughter Villa (Chase Infiniti) finds himself wrapped in a terrible state. Warner Bros. It may not seem to have an idea of how to place this movie to an ordinary audience in motionBut for my money, DiCaprio works alongside Regina Hall's likes and Benissio del Toro in a picture of PTA, says everything I need to know to be there an open night. Although it certainly felt like a gift for Anderson and DiCaprio working together at this point in time, their talents could clash much earlier.

In 2025 Interview with EskeirAnderson asked DiCaprio if he had regretted, to which the actor "once in a time in Hollywood" had only one - not saying in the lead role in "Boogie Nights:"

"Ille I say that though you're here: I don't regret it."Nights of boogie. ' It was a deep movie of my generation. I can't imagine anyone but Mark (Walberg) in it. When I finally saw that movie, I just thought it was a masterpiece. It is ironic that you are the person who asks that question, but that is true. "

At the Boogie Nights DVD Commentary, Anderson talks about how the decision to throw high school discharge has turned into a strongly endowed porn Starwar Dirk Dugler descended to a decision between DiCaprio and Mark Walberg after being impressed by their 1995 work in 1995. The movie school rejects). DiCaprio is so dedicated actor that he would probably give a great performance with the likes of Philip Seymour Hoffman, Ianuliana Moore and a scene that stole the Alfred Molina scene, but Valberg responds to Dogler as a glove, playing his forces as an actor. He is without effort transformed from the youthful optimist who has attracted the prosperity of the glory of Veteran in the industry trapped in a glued cycle that chews, spits and greets him as a changed man.

In the late 1990s, Anderson and DiCaprio were a noticeable 20 thing that took large swings that they eventually sent them to the trajectory of the career tracks now, though in various roles within the film industry. There is an irony for Anderson believing that DiCaprio had no regret for deciding to work with Cameron instead of revealing the opposite right at the top of their interview. I assumed it was better late than never to fix the pairing for nearly three decades in doing.

"Boogie Nights" is currently moving to Paramount+.