Another Round director DEFENDS English remake with Leonardo DiCaprio: There’s integrity in choices he’s made

Eminem, Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg and more all wowed audiences with their performances during last night's Super Bowl.The landmark US event is one of the biggest sporting moments of the year and gains huge viewership for its entertaining sports and famous halftime entertainment.This year, NFL allowed hip-hop legends to grace the halftime performance with some rap classics - and megastar Eminem even caused a stir by symbolically taking the knee.The stage structure itself is reported to have cost over £5million, which helped Mary J Blige's soaring tones complement a surprise appearance from 50 Cent.Said stricture is known to have been funded by Dre himself and included various Compton landmarks - where the rapper hails from - such as a statue of Martin Luther King and the famous Tam’s Burger Joint.With so much invested in the performance, people have been left wondering how much the performers get paid for this once-in-a-lifetime show.Halftime show performers do not actually get paid for featuring in the NFL's biggest event, watching by millions across the globe.It may seem strange, but essentially the show is treated as one big advert.The Super Bowl is, of course, famed for its adverts and performers hope that by appearing on the show, they will still earn a huge wad of cash as impressed audiences turn to streams and music downloads during and after the performances instead.Around 118 million people are believed to have watched Katy Perry's roaring performance in 2015.Not that any of last night's performers necessarily need the extra cash. Dr Dre is already listed by Wealthy Gorilla as the fourth richest rapper in the world, and the combined net worth of Eminem, Snoop Dogg, Mary J.

Elliot Page is opening up in more detail about dealing with gender dysphoria at the height of his fame as a child actor prior to his recent transition. Page, now 34, gave his first televised interview since transitioning to Oprah Winfrey on Apple TV+.

Everyone connected with Thomas Vinterberg's Oscar-winning dramedy Another Round has a drinking story. For Emil Goll, lead singer of Scarlet Pleasure — the band behind the song "What a Life," which plays over the film's final, climactic dancing scene — it was his first time being full-out wasted with fellow band member Joachim Dencker, or as the Danes call it, "druk," the movie's original title.

Thomas Vinterberg says he's 'full of hope and curiosity about' an English language adaptation of his Oscar-winning film Another Round that Leonardo DiCaprio and his company Appian Way are working on.'I’ve seen various interpretations of my work before,' the Danish film director, 51, told Indiewire Monday. 'It’s an interesting artistic thing to see something grow into different versions.'Vinterberg said he was optimistic about how the Oscar-winning actor would handle the material, complimenting DiCaprio, 46, about how he's curated his career, after the A-lister's company acquired the rights to the remake.

Thomas Vinterberg is opening up about the news about remaking Another Round with Leonardo DiCaprio.

One of the most surprising bits of news to come out of the Oscars aftermath is the report that Leonardo DiCaprio’s production company has secured the rights to an English-language remake of the Oscar-winning film, “Another Round.” As you might expect, the news was met with immediate WTF?! energy by Film Twitter.

Another Round is set to receive an English-language remake led by Leonardo DiCaprio.The film, which stars Mads Mikkelsen, just won the Oscar for Best International Film. It follows four middle-aged men experimenting with raising their blood alcohol levels on a daily basis.DiCaprio’s production company Appian Way won an auction for the English-language remake rights to the film, alongside Endeavor Content and Makeready.

Endeavor Content, Leonardo DiCaprio’s Appian Way and Brad Weston's Makeready have picked up the English-language remake rights to Thomas Vinterberg's Another Round (Druk), the Danish dramedy that won the Oscar for best international film on Sunday night, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. Endeavor and Makeready are set to finance the movie remake that potentially could star DiCaprio.

Brad Pitt snuck in a shout out to good friend Leonardo DiCaprio while presenting at the 93rd Academy Awards.All eyes were on the dapper 57-year-old actor as he took the stage to hand out the Best Supporting Actress trophy to Minari starYuh-jung Youn, but it was easy to miss the quick nod to his Once Upon a Time in Hollywood co-star.'My love of movies began at the local drive-in, watching the likes of Clint Eastwood and Godzilla. Our nominees for best supporting actress also fell in love with movies at an early age,' he began his speech about what made all of the nominees fall in love with film.

There was a very quick moment during the 2021 Oscars when Brad Pitt gave a shout-out to his friend Leonardo DiCaprio, but you might have missed it.

Oscar 2021 was all about the first-time winners and it would be one of the first in Leonardo DiCaprio’s career if he ends up playing the lead part in the remake of a Danish film titled Another Round that just won the Best International Feature in Oscar 2021. Another Round has been one of the best-reviewed films of the last year starring Mads Mikkelsen in the lead part.

won the 2021 Oscar for Best International Feature Film on Sunday night — could soon see an American version starring Leonardo DiCaprio. The English-language remake rights to director Thomas Vinterberg’s movie were recently won in an auction by DiCaprio and Jennifer Davisson’s production company, Appian Way, according to Deadline.

The Danish film Another Round took home best international feature film at last night's Oscars.And it looks like an English-language version of the drinking dramedy is already in the works, and with one big name attached according to Variety.Leonardo DiCaprio, 46, is reportedly being eyed for the lead role, which was playedMads Mikkelsen, 55, in the original. Bottom's up! Leonardo DiCaprio is reportedly being considered to lead the English-language adaptation of the Danish dramedy Another Round, which won the Oscar for best international film at last night's ceremony.

The English-language rights to the Danish film “Another Round” have been acquired by Leonardo DiCaprio’s production company Appian Way and is being eyed as a star vehicle for the actor.

If you’re a fan of Thomas Vinterberg’s Oscar-winning film, “Another Round,” it might be time for you to take a seat. I am about to deliver some news that might be upsetting.

Denmark is raising a glass to its Oscar winners, celebrating Thomas Vinterberg, whose dramedy Another Round won best international film, and Mikkel Nielsen, who took home the Academy Award for best sound editing on Sound of Metal. "Huge Danish Victory!" shouted the headline of Danish tabloid BT, which blasted the news early Monday morning, local time, that Vinterberg's Another Round had won the Oscar for best international film.

EXCLUSIVE: English-language remake rights to Thomas Vinterberg’s Best International Film Oscar winner Another Round have been acquired after an auction. The film will be developed as a potential star vehicle for Leonardo DiCaprio and was won in a bid by his and Jennifer Davisson’s Appian Way, Endeavor Content and Brad Weston’s Makeready. The film will be fully funded by Endeavor Content and Makeready.

The 93rd Academy Awards were held on April 25, 2021. Taking home the major Oscars at this year's ceremony was director Chloe Zhao whose film Nomadland won the Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress awards.

Losing a child is every parents’ worst nightmare and the pain was etched on director Thomas Vinterberg’s face as he accepted his Oscar for the film Another Round.

Thomas Vinterberg paid tribute to his late daughter Ida in a moving acceptance speech at the 93rd annual Academy Awards on Sunday night.The 51-year-old Danish director held back tears as he honored his late daughterafter winning the Best International Feature Film Oscar for Another Round.Ida was only 19-years-old when she tragically died following a car collision in Belgium when a distracted driver slammed into the vehicle his ex-wife, Maria Walbom, was driving.

Thomas Vinterberg’s Another Round added to its strong cocktail of prizes over the past several months, scooping the Best International Feature Film Oscar tonight. The front-runner coming in, the director’s latest marks his first win at the Academy Awards after his 2012 The Hunt was nominated in the same category.