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Celebrities(male):- Before & after

BRAD PITT

HUGH JACKMAN

JUSTIN BIEBER

JOHNNY DEPP

LEONARDO DICAPRIO

ZAC EFRON

TOM CRUISE

Upcoming films of Hollywood superstars(2013)

Leonardo DiCaprio.

2013	The Great Gatsby	Post-Production; Releasing on May 10, 2013
2013	The Wolf of Wall Street	Post-Production

Tom Cruise

2013	Oblivion
2014	All You Need Is Kill

Johnny Depp

2013	The Lone Ranger	post production
2014	Transcendence
2015	Pirates of the Caribbean 5	In development

Will Smith

2013	After Earth	Producer
2013	Winter's Tale

Ashton Kutcher

2013

Jobs

Brad Pitt

2013	12 Years a Slave	Post-production
	World War Z	Post-production
	The Counselor	Post-production

Arnold Schwarzenegger

The Tomb	2013	post-production
Ten	2014	post-production

George Clooney

2013	Gravity	Completed
2013	Monuments Men	Pre-production
2014	Tomorrowland	Pre-production

Hugh Jackman

2013	Movie 43
2013	The Wolverine	Filming

Jim Carry

The Incredible Burt Wonderstone	2013	Post-production
Kick-Ass 2	2013	Post-production
Dumb and Dumber 2	2014	Pre-production (Filming June 2013)
Loomis Fargo	2014	Pre-production (Filming April 2013)

Kate Winslet

2013	Movie 43	Beth
2013	Labor Day	Adele Wheeler	Post-production

Robert Pattinson

2013	The Rover	Filming
2013	Queen of the Desert	Pre-production
2013	Mission:Blacklist	Pre-production
2013	Maps to the Stars	Pre-production
2013	Hold on to Me	Pre-production

Taylor lautner

2013	Grown Ups 2	Filming
2014	Tracers	Pre-production

Cut, Censored, Changed

TITANIC-3D

Kate Winslet got covered up during the well-known naked portrait scene when director James Cameron’s epic hit got the 3D treatment in China. The scene saw Kate cropped up to the neck, with censors citing fears audience members might try to grab the 3D flesh."Considering the vivid 3D effects, we fear that audience may reach out their hands for a touch and thus disrupt other people's viewing,” source said.

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End

The Johnny Depp movie didn’t get a big response from one of

China

’s biggest stars, as Chow Yun-fat’s turn as pirate captain Sao Feng was cut from the film for Chinese audiences. Officials said his character was an offensive, racial misrepresentation.

Johnny Depp:Why is he different from others?

Did you comprehend you most likely know Johnny Depp’s films better than he does?

That’s if we can take this interview at face worth, where he claims not to have seen his most recent movie Public Enemies.

Incredulous, the interviewer asks him why not. Here’s Johnny’s answer:

I’ve always kind of tried to avoid them as much as possible… I just prefer the experience. I like the experience, I like the process, I like doing the work. But then, you know if I’ve got to see myself – I don’t like to see the thing become the product, I suppose. Once they say “You’re wrapped” on the film, it really is none of your business. The director is going to take that performance or whatever options you gave him and the editor, and they’re going to do with it what they want.

From the outside, this might sound hard to believe. After all, for anyone who has dreamt of being a celebrity, surely watching the end product of your efforts, seeing yourself up there on the big screen, is central to the fantasy?

Not for Johnny.

According to him, the thrilling part is doing the work, immersing himself in the character and putting the whole thing into his presentation. After that, the film is “none of his business” – it belongs to the director.

Johnny is interested in the procedure, not the product.

Those of us who are actively involved in creative work will know in our hearts what he’s talking about. The minute you take your eye off the ball, forget the work in front of you and start daydreaming about money, fame and other rewards, you’re risking mediocrity.

Extrinsic motivations such as money, fame and critical acclaim represent rewards for artistic work. While it’s nice to enjoy these things after the fact, Amabile’s research shows that focusing on them too much is a creativity killer.

Does Johnny Take It too Far?

Johnny’s explanation to the problem of creative motivation is brutally simple – he focuses exclusively on intrinsic motivation, and does his best to ignore the external rewards. I’m sure he remembers to collect his pay cheque, but by avoiding watching the movie, he minimises his investment in his screen persona and the finished artefact.

Now, many people might say this is a bit extreme, and it wouldn’t do Johnny any harm to watch his films at the cinema, and have the DVDs on heavy rotation at home. But then many people haven’t achieved a fraction of what Johnny has, creatively. So it sounds like his approach works just fine for him.

You could also disagree that Johnny is in the fortunate position of having someone else to worry about marketing and shipping the ‘product’. I’m sure there are plenty of public reading this who would love to be able to focus on their inventive process all day long, and hand over the messy business of business to someone else. While millions dream of being a famous actor, Johnny Depp concentrates on performing.

Johnny Depp, Tom Cruise, and who's the next?

Some days ago I've heard that another couple of celebrities has split up, this time is Johnny depp &Vanessa Paradis. It's not surprised though as about 80 percent of celebrities got break-ups or divorce. But for couple who have already lived together for 14 years and got 2 children (seem like a perfect family to me) got breakups, and Johnny depp has almost reached 50 years of age, I seriously speculate what's the point, Johnny? Love's gone wrong? Is it all about ? Or could it possibly caused by any reasons I talk about below ?

5 probable reasons why celebrities frequently split-up:-

1. Easy to get anything they want.

They are attractive, wealthy, and famous. Who doesn't want him/her ? Thus, they sometimes don't value what they have. They've possibly never felt how hard it is to get a date. If one's gone, that's very easy, just get another one. Easy come, easy go, baby..

2. Too much attraction & competition.

How could you prefer between Gisele Bundchen and Blake Lively? Ashton Kutcher and Bruce Willis? Too much better choice to choose and they're all interesting. While Brad was filming mr. & mrs smith, Angelina Jolie was successfully get his attention with her kids and her interesting world. There are tough competitions bound them, you can't make any small mistake. Even getting older can be your mistake.

3. Their personality.

Celebrities which most of them are successful entertainer tend to have "sanguine" personality, which mean they're talkative, easy going and like to have fun, they are also more likely to get bored, and like to discover something new. Sometimes it is their job that push them to be more "sanguine" ( I'm not saying that "sanguine" person is playboy/playgirl, it depends on backgrounds and other personality as well)

4. Hunger for attention

Nothing last forever including celebrities' fame. Younger or more attractive actor/actress come each years ,there's a time nobody want to hire them anymore/ to work with them. Thus, they are sometimes just faking their relationship in order to get attention from media. They don't really be in love with the partner, it's just the way to make them famous. If they maintain steady, what gossip can you give to the public ?

5. Celebrity attitude

Being famed means being an significant human being in the society, means you are above everyone, people treat you in a different way. The more famous you are, the higher possibility you can be arrogant. Therefore, in relationship, it's hard for celebrities to deal with their ego, to confess their fault, to lose their pride by asking forgiveness, even just to pardon their partner.