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Satire ‘Don’t Look Up’ Gave Six Months To World Destruction By Comet; Leonardo DiCaprio Puts 9-Year Ticking Clock On Climate Crisis

Deadline · Mike Fleming Jr · last updated
LEONARDO DICAPRIO: Well, it’s been a lot more efficient and a lot easier in a lot of ways. Now, the way it usually goes is, okay, if you’ve got Leonardo, you got a movie and you cast around him. That has been acting, and the protection of the natural world and getting the message out about the climate crisis. I got to see world leaders make some pretty substantial commitments, but much like this movie, there is a ticking clock. The movie is being watched all over the world, and there is a feeling of anxiety amongst the world community about this issue.
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