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Mr. Obama goes to Hollywood
Tribune reporterBEVERLY HILLS, Calif.—Hollywood has long maintained a mutual love affair with the presidency. John F. Kennedy was famously friendly with Marilyn Monroe, who serenaded him with "Happy birthday, Mr. President," and his father, Joseph, financed movie...Tags: Culture, Eagle Eye (movie), Chevy Chase, Ted Danson, Ben Affleck
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No heroes, this time for Leonardo DiCaprio
McClatchy-TribuneIn Revolutionary Road, Leonardo DiCaprio does not play a CIA agent, a reclusive multimillionaire or a South African diamond smuggler. Instead, he plays Frank Wheeler, a suburban husband, father and office worker - a character of whom it could be said that...Tags: Leonardo DiCaprio, Frank Costello, Real Estate Agents, Richard Yates, Kathy Bates
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Careers of leading men may be on line
Newsday++++++++++++++++++++ || || || || || || ++++++++++++++++++++ Newsday None of the actors listed below will miss a meal in 2009. None will have to tighten his Versace belt, have his Gucci driving shoes resoled or be on the lookout for the repo man....Tags: Leonardo DiCaprio, Sam Mendes, Richard Yates, Valkyrie (movie), Steven Soderbergh
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Hartford Bow Tie Cinemas Hartford Palace 17: Bolt in Disney Digital 3D (PG) 12, 2:30, 4:50, 7:20. Cadillac Records (R) 12:40, 4:10, 7:20. The Day the Earth Stood Still (PG-13) 12, 1:10, 2:10, 2:55, 3:40, 4:45, 5:30, 6:10, 7:05, 8. Four Christmases (PG-13)...Tags: Slumdog Millionaire (movie), Bolt (movie), PG-13 Rated Movies, R Rated Movies, Changeling (movie)
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Holiday films get serious
The timing just wasn't right.
It's a statement Hollywood executives often use to explain a movie's failure at the box office. It's not the movie's fault, they say, but external circumstances beyond its control: cold weather, the Olympics, anthrax scares,...Tags: Slumdog Millionaire (movie), Leonardo DiCaprio, Bolt (movie), Richard Yates, Milk (movie)
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Man power
Sun Movie CriticHollywood has often relied on its $20 million men - stars who can "open" films, immediately bringing in two or three times their prodigious salaries - to motivate moviegoers during the two bonanza weeks of Christmas and New Year's. This year will test...Tags: New Year's Day, Leonardo DiCaprio, Samuel L. Jackson, Richard Yates, Valkyrie (movie)
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Leonardo DiCaprio lists one of his Malibu properties for sale at $8,999,000
Leonardo DiCaprio, who in a sort of passing of the teen-idol baton sat courtside next to "High School Musical" star Zac Efron at a Lakers game last weekend, has listed one of his Malibu properties for sale at $8,999,000. What's next? Will the mini-me...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Leonardo DiCaprio, Magazines, Bob Dylan, Music
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Oliver Stone
Oliver Stone waited almost two decades to make a movie based on his Vietnam War experiences, but he couldn't wait till President George W. Bush was out of office to immortalize him on film. "W.," which opened Friday, is a rarity: a biopic about someone...Tags: Film Festivals, The Lucky Ones (movie), Michael Douglas, Government, Terrorism
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Endorsement ends drought for Democrats
Well, apparently you have recovered, picked yourself off the floor and have resumed reading your Sunday Tribune. Grab an ice pack and a seat, and let's consider this whole endorsement thing. With Barack Obama, the Chicago Tribune's editorial board has...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Walt Disney Co., Ulysses S Grant, Robert R. McCormick, Adlai Stevenson
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'Chihuahua' trumps DiCaprio-Crowe film
Chicago Tribune reporterWhen the economy goes to the dogs, moviegoers follow. That's the apparent message of "Beverly Hills Chihuahua's" weekend box office triumph over the explosive, topical thriller "Body of Lies." "Body of Lies" came in boasting three-time Oscar nominee/"...Tags: Walt Disney, Leonardo DiCaprio, Beverly Hills, Film Festivals, The Lucky Ones (movie)
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'Body of Lies' stars Russell Crowe, Leonardo DiCaprio, Golshifteh Farahani
Chicago Tribune criticRussell Crowe is one of the wittiest character actors in movies. People forget this because technically he's a movie star. For example: Take the way Crowe, who plays a Central Intelligence Agency spymaster in the busy new thriller " Body of Lies,"...Tags: Leonardo DiCaprio, Espionage and Intelligence, Abusive Behavior, Ridley Scott, Terrorism
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Leonardo DiCaprio brings a complex performance to 'Body of Lies'
Leonardo DiCaprio brings straight-razor reflexes and rooted emotion to the role of a deceptively rugged CIA man in Ridley Scott's Body of Lies. He helps turn what could have been a dry-as-sand Middle Eastern thriller into a compelling suspense film that...Tags: Leonardo DiCaprio, Espionage and Intelligence, Abusive Behavior, Refugee, Ethics
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