DiCaprio Reevaluates Career After Titanic
Leonardo DiCaprio says the Titanic era prompted a reassessment of his acting goals. He notes consistency in choosing roles, with films like The Man in the Iron Mask Celebrity The Beach and the new Gangs of New York shaping his decisions. Director Martin Scorsese reflects on Oscar outcomes and the trade offs in making vivid but challenging films.
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Payne directs About Schmidt set in Omaha Nebraska
Director Alexander Payne roots his film choice in Omaha Nebraska describing About Schmidt as a story of a widower seeking human contact amid his daughter’s wedding plans. He criticizes modern cinema for not showing Americans and praises Omaha’s humor and realism.
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Martin Scorsese admits Oscar sentimentality talk
Miami report notes filmmaker Martin Scorsese reacting to speculation that his new film could be this year s sentimental Oscar favorite. He laughs at the idea and says the label could turn against him, predicting either adulation or rejection.
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In-laws Baptize Woman by Sprinkling Holy Water
Dear Abby notes that baptism after age seven requires a conscious decision. Father Greg Coiro confirms that a person is not baptized, but moistened, unless in a coma or under a conditional rite. The column then features a reader request reprinting a Christmas poem about giving to the poor.
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