Jared Leto
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Hanging out on the beach in Malibu - July 4, 2012
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Democratic National Convention in Charlotte - September 6, 2012
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I wish he'd keep his hair like it was in Requiem For A Dream.
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Jared Leto is photographed by Yu Tsai for the cover story of the 'Head Piece' seventh issue of Contributor magazine
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Jared has a new movie. Its called 'Dallas Buyers Cllub' and he plays transsexual Rayon. Here is the trailer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8utPuIFVnUc
So many people are talking about his Oscar nomination but we will see.
Movie will be out in November.
So many people are talking about his Oscar nomination but we will see.
Movie will be out in November.
Wow, that's a schocking physical transformation for sure.
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Jared Leto Talks 'Dallas Buyers Club' Transvestite Character with 'V' Mag (Exclusive)
Jared Leto opens up in this brand new feature from V Magazine‘s winter issue, provided exclusively to JustJared.com.
Here’s what the 41-year-old entertainer told director Gus Van Sant, who photographed and interviewed the star for the mag:
On his appreciation for the future: “Yeah, there’s a lot going on right now, which is fantastic. I was reminding myself last night, I went for a run fairly late, around 11 pm, and I was just remembering how great it is to have so many things and how wonderful it is to actually be driven crazy by those things. That actually helped me a lot today, because I’ve been having really full days and a lot going on, whether it’s the interview with you or even driving here and getting lost and trying to figure it out or taking the photo or being in rehearsal right before this, the four meetings that I had…all those individual things, to have gratitude and appreciation for that time that I get to do that. I had a bit of a perspective change last night, it was strange. Not that I hadn’t been grateful before, but I’ve just been feeling on the edge a bit.”
On researching to play a transvestite in Dallas Buyer’s Club: “First of all, I’ve been fortunate in my life to have had contact with all kinds of different characters, I didn’t grow up in a really sheltered way, so the idea of playing a transsexual, a drag queen, transvestite, wasn’t too daunting. It wasn’t like, Oh my god, that’s the craziest thing I’ve ever heard in my life, which may have been the reaction of some actors. I was like, Well, I think I could offer something here. I did meet with people specifically about the role, a wonderful woman who has been living in Los Angeles for quite some time who’s also from the South and had this beautiful voice and made a choice, maybe a couple of decades ago, to start to live her life as a woman. I met with quite a few people in Louisiana, where we shot as well, great stories, great contribution.”
On his character in Dallas Buyer’s Club: “I didn’t want to play the Hollywood version of a transvestite. You know, someone who’s dancing on the table, balls-to-the-wall screaming out loud, the funniest person in the room, on 12 the whole time. I felt like that had been covered, that had been done before. I was really on my little-—on a journey just to be like, let’s represent a real person here, and hopefully that came across…”
For more from Jared, visit VMagazine.com.
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Jared Leto opens up in this brand new feature from V Magazine‘s winter issue, provided exclusively to JustJared.com.
Here’s what the 41-year-old entertainer told director Gus Van Sant, who photographed and interviewed the star for the mag:
On his appreciation for the future: “Yeah, there’s a lot going on right now, which is fantastic. I was reminding myself last night, I went for a run fairly late, around 11 pm, and I was just remembering how great it is to have so many things and how wonderful it is to actually be driven crazy by those things. That actually helped me a lot today, because I’ve been having really full days and a lot going on, whether it’s the interview with you or even driving here and getting lost and trying to figure it out or taking the photo or being in rehearsal right before this, the four meetings that I had…all those individual things, to have gratitude and appreciation for that time that I get to do that. I had a bit of a perspective change last night, it was strange. Not that I hadn’t been grateful before, but I’ve just been feeling on the edge a bit.”
On researching to play a transvestite in Dallas Buyer’s Club: “First of all, I’ve been fortunate in my life to have had contact with all kinds of different characters, I didn’t grow up in a really sheltered way, so the idea of playing a transsexual, a drag queen, transvestite, wasn’t too daunting. It wasn’t like, Oh my god, that’s the craziest thing I’ve ever heard in my life, which may have been the reaction of some actors. I was like, Well, I think I could offer something here. I did meet with people specifically about the role, a wonderful woman who has been living in Los Angeles for quite some time who’s also from the South and had this beautiful voice and made a choice, maybe a couple of decades ago, to start to live her life as a woman. I met with quite a few people in Louisiana, where we shot as well, great stories, great contribution.”
On his character in Dallas Buyer’s Club: “I didn’t want to play the Hollywood version of a transvestite. You know, someone who’s dancing on the table, balls-to-the-wall screaming out loud, the funniest person in the room, on 12 the whole time. I felt like that had been covered, that had been done before. I was really on my little-—on a journey just to be like, let’s represent a real person here, and hopefully that came across…”
For more from Jared, visit VMagazine.com.
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He looks well - and much younger than 41, I'd say.
Interested in seeing this film, for sure.
Interested in seeing this film, for sure.
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leaves the restaurant Craft after attending a luncheon to celebrate the movie Dallas Buyers Club on Sunday afternoon (November 17) in Los Angeles.
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'Dallas Buyers Club' Screening
(December 3) at the Crosby Street Hotel in New York City.
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(December 3) at the Crosby Street Hotel in New York City.
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