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Leonardo DiCaprio tells Paul Thomas Anderson that turning down “Boogie Nights ”is his biggest regret
When asked by Anderson — who interviewed DiCaprio for the outlet while promoting their upcoming film, One Battle After Another — if he has any regrets over his 35+ years in the entertainment industry, the actor doesn't hold back his truth "even though you're here."
Paul Thomas Anderson's second film, Boogie Nights (1997), still gets a lot of attention when it comes to its ending.
It wasn’t terrible, suffice to say. “Boogie Nights” was one of the most acclaimed films of 1997 and remains a touchstone of Anderson and Wahlberg’s careers.
Mark Wahlberg Worried 'Boogie Nights' Would Be 'Next Level of Exploiting Me' After Calvin Klein Ads The actor and producer shares his initial doubts about playing porn star Dirk Diggler in ...
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.
Mark Wahlberg has a complicated relationship with Boogie Nights. It was the first movie that took him seriously as a leading man after his Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch days (it’s also his ...
Then, after meeting him in person, Wahlberg said he was immediately on board. Julianne Moore and Mark Wahlberg in a scene from the movie, "Boogie Nights," 1997.
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