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In their heads, Leonardo DiCaprio and Paul Thomas Anderson are just a couple of cool guys in their 30s
The most interesting stuff, from a historical counterfactuals point of view, pops up early, when Anderson opens by asking DiCaprio if he has any big regrets, and immediately gets back “not doing Boogie Nights ” in response.
Leonardo DiCaprio’s ‘biggest regret’ in his career is turning down this iconic movie
DiCaprio, who is starring in Anderson’s upcoming action thriller “One Battle After Another,” told the director that he “rarely” watches his own films, but he’s seen “The Aviator” the most. “That’s simply because it was such a special moment to me,” he said of starring in the Howard Hughes biopic.
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How Paul Thomas Anderson's Magnolia Influenced The Groundbreaking Horror Epic Weapons
Zach Cregger's Weapons is one of the most talked-about movies of 2025, but one of its strangest aspects is directly lifted ...
Leonardo DiCaprio opened up to Paul Thomas Anderson for 'Esquire' about turning 50 and feeling 'emotionally' in his 30s.
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Leonardo DiCaprio Unfiltered
How do you get the actor talking? Put him in a room with. During hours of conversation, two era-defining men—on the record ...
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If You Loved Jimmy Olsen in 'Superman,' Skyler Gisondo Was Even Slicker in This Best Picture Nominee
Before playing Jimmy Olsen in Superman, Skyler Gisondo stole the show in Paul Thomas Anderson’s Licorice Pizza.
Alana Haim Is Paul Thomas Anderson’s ’70s Ingénue in the Licorice Pizza Trailer Bradley Cooper is also there, smashing cars.
Paul Thomas Anderson & the Cinema of Outcasts The director of The Master, There Will Be Blood, Boogie Nights, and his latest, Inherent Vice, is the finest of his generation.
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Leonardo DiCaprio Tells Paul Thomas Anderson His ‘Biggest Regret’: Not Doing Boogie Nights
Leonardo DiCaprio tells Paul Thomas Anderson in a new interview he regrets not starring in Anderson's Boogie Nights.
Leonardo DiCaprio recently confessed that he wanted to headline Boogie Nights, the 1997 comedy-drama film, which was writer-director Paul Thomas Anderson's sophomore feature directorial project.
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