Leonardo DiCaprio successor?

"Following Pattinson on Glamour's list are Johnny Depp, Hugh Jackman, David Beckham, Brad Pitt, Zac Efron, George Clooney, Chace Crawford, Justin Timberlake, Colin Firth, Channing Tatum, Wentworth Miller, Ed Westwick, David Tennant, Enrique Iglesias, Jensen Ackles, Colin Farrell, Josh Holloway, Chad Michael Murray, Paul Walker, Alex Pettyfer, Gerard Butler, Jake Gyllenhaal, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Josh Hartnett, Jude Law, Shia LaBeouf, Chris Pine, Christian Bale, Cristiano Ronaldo, Daniel Craig, Ewan McGregor, Matthew McConaughey, Orlando Bloom, Rafael Nadal, Clive Owen, James McAvoy,Leonardo Di Caprio, Milo Ventimiglia, Will Smith, Fernando Torres, Jason Statham, Keanu Reeves, Noel Fielding, Russell Brand, Ryan Reynolds, Tom Welling, Ashton Kutcher, Brandon Flowers, and last, but certainly not least, Cam Gigandet".
Source: www.examiner.com

"There will be no Robert Pattinson-Leonardo DiCaprio showdown in Stephenie Meyer's big-screen blockbuster franchise. But indeed the latter heartthrob is about to enter The Twilight Zone. Per Variety, Warner Bros. and DiCaprio's production company Appian Way are moving forward with a new film based on Rod Serling's classic sci-fi fantasy TV anthology series and have hired Rand Ravich to pen the screenplay.No word yet whether DiCaprio will star. He's currently in London shooting Christopher Nolan's top-secret sci-fi epic, Inception, and will next be seen in theaters in another spookfest, Martin Scorsese's heavily anticipated thriller, Shutter Island". Source: uk.eonline.com

No way Robert Pattinson looks like Leonardo DiCaprio or is going to be his successor with exception of his boom with fangirls. Jake'se's more goofy and a grunge type as in its day Jake Gyllenhaal.

Pattinson is the Gyllenhaal of this decade, being Twilight's vampire hearthtrob a player/ladies' man one of the differences I see between them.
Effusive chemistry with his co-star Kristen Stewart.

Robert Pattinson is too British to be compared so closely to Leo DiCaprio:
Emile Hirsch is who approximates to Leonardo DiCaprio the most, not only physically, also counting some roles in cinema both have chosen.Emile Hirsch and Amanda Seyfried in "Lords of Dogtown" premiere.
Emile Hirsch and Claire Danes during "Taking Woodstock" premiere.Leonardo DiCaprio with Claire Danes during "Romeo + Juliet" premiere.

Jake, from handsome to Persian stud

"Stewart said that he was assured from the beginning by editor Nachie Castro that this book wouldn’t be a typical movie tie-in. “I asked Nachie, ‘Is this going to be micro-managed? Does every drawing have to look like Jake Gyllenhaal?’ He said no. One of things interesting is there are all these different artists with different interpretations. I think that’s cool, it’s going to make it very different than a typical movie tie-in.”McFarlane said that everything he’s seen from the movie so far leads him to believe “Prince of Persia” will be a blockbuster. “The movie is being produced by [Jerry] Bruckheimer. He’s moved from the ‘Pirates’ movies, he’s looking for something he can do multiple movies with. This is a big time movie, big time budget, big time effects,” McFarlane said. “Jake Gyllenhaal, for all you people who saw ‘300?’ He is in fantastic shape for this movie, for all the crazy stuff he has to perform in this movie. There’s super-heroics going on. My wife always liked him. She saw him [now,] he went from handsome to stud. I believe the divorce papers are being filed.”
Source: www.comicbookresources.com

(500) Days of Summer in Theatres!

"Costars Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Zooey Deschanel premiere their latest movie (500) Days of Summer at Hollywood’s Egyptian Theatre late last month. The movie’s tagline? “Boy meets girl. Boy falls in love. Girl doesn’t.”
The clever, offbeat romantic comedy has been getting strong buzz from critics and has scored an impressive 88% on RottenTomatoes.
Source: justjared.buzznet.com

Joe posted up this awesome video of the 500 Days of Summer cast guys hanging out over at HitRecord.org, so check that out too!

Source: josephgordonlevitt.org

Note from Weirdland:
I feel so nostalgic. All this story of not having been reciprocated in a love fling, so awfully familiar for some of us, lovelorn machines weirdos who have endured poor relationships maintenance. Anyway, it's good that the girl doesn't believe in love in a Hollywood film, my awareness towards the mainstream romantic genre gets activated by excessive female's unconditional fervor, usually misunderstood by these fearful to commitment guys who are too busy plucking their eyebrows or playing the hard to get prince. It's not the deal in "500 days of summer", and I hope its potential sad ending doesn't obscure the comedic/under the sheets highlights.

I remember when I used to post more often in Joe's Hitrecord forum and both got along having brainy discussions online about recording (Really good times!):
Joe: "That moment when you hit the REC button, when the tape starts rolling, or the camera clicks, or even when somebody writes something down, it always makes my heart beat a bit harder".

Me: "And we can suppose, only suppose, that sometimes that moment (the very existence of that moment) will be more significative than the final filmed result".

Joe: "True, sometimes the act of recording is even more significative (nice word) than the resultant record. This, of course, can go too far. Putting no significance in the future record (if that's possible) can occasionally result in something cool, but usually makes for a record hardly worth playing. Then again if significance only resides in the final filmed result, then whenever I'm filming, I'm losing that bit of life which makes me want to leave the camera in the bag. I tend to hope for a balance of both". Source: www.hitrecord.org

Joseph sort of declared his love for me (lol, she called me "maestra" -master- and "loca chica" -crazy chick-, after these unexpected compliments, in a flawed spanish jargon he said to me "te quero"). Source: www.hitrecord.org

Joe also replied to my thread "Female Crushes" confessing his. Source: www.hitrecord.org