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“I declined an offer from our friend Lanny Jones, People editor, to write an O.J. essay for them, based upon a few days at the trial.”
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“I declined an offer from our friend Lanny Jones, People editor, to write an O.J. essay for them, based upon a few days at the trial.”
Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman keep up playful banter on social media, while Steve Martin and Martin Short now star in Hulu’s Only Murders in the Building
Titanic is the way we will always remember Leonardo DiCaprio, but Catch Me If You Can is more likely the way he wishes we would. This came five years after Titanic, and in that interim Leo made some of his worst movies (see: the back end of this list). Then comes Catch Me If You Can, where Leo leans into the charm and fascination with the sly wink of a con man. It’s like he knows that we know that he knows who and what he is—but here, Leo’s sleight of hand is right there on the surface. This is all an act, a long con. Do we know the real Leo or do we just think we know him? It’s a ...