Public Property?
Apparently there was a bit of a dust up between Leonardo DiCaprio, his bodyguards, Israeli police and paparazzi.
I understand that he is a big star and all but give the guy a break. He is visiting his girlfriend's homeland and just wants to be left in peace. It's hard enough to deal with the girlfriend's parents without being hounded by the press as well.
He won't get any sympathy from the public though. It's their demand for photos of him and other celebrities in their glossy magazines which fuels everything in the first place.
Is this complete lack of privacy worth the eight figures he is paid per movie?
I understand that he is a big star and all but give the guy a break. He is visiting his girlfriend's homeland and just wants to be left in peace. It's hard enough to deal with the girlfriend's parents without being hounded by the press as well.
He won't get any sympathy from the public though. It's their demand for photos of him and other celebrities in their glossy magazines which fuels everything in the first place.
Is this complete lack of privacy worth the eight figures he is paid per movie?
posted by Dot Co Dot Il at 1:14 PM
3 Comments:
Bar is hott.
and leo is NOT.
what a whiny jerk. he wanted to be famous, and this is what fame entails. cry me a river, build a bridge and GET OVER IT.
Anon - You think?
BUTC - bit harsh don't you think?
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