This old work was recently broadcast on Central 6.
At that time, Leonardo DiCaprio was enjoying the great sense of achievement brought by Titanic, with countless fans around the world, and enough appeal.
Back then, Danny Boyer was being worshipped by countless alternative youths in the world, and his "Trainspotting" became the bible in the minds of young literary and artistic people.
A British director takes an American actor, a French actress, and another French actor to Thailand, Asia, and begins a legendary journey.
The work that was originally expected to be released suffered a minor blow and failed to make Leonardo DiCaprio complete the transformation from an idol to a powerful faction.
Years later, I saw this movie. Okay, but not so commercial. The director put a lot of effort into making it.
Guillaume canet, the second male lead in the play, is not what it used to be. The most familiar character is Julian in "Two Little No Guess". His romance is also notable. He married Diane Kruger on September 1, 2001, and broke up in 2006. (Diane Kruger starred in "National Treasure" with Nicolas Cage in 2004, and as Belle Helen in "Troy," starring Brad Pitt.) Guillaume is now a partner It is Marion Cotillard, the heroine of "Two Little No Guess", who came together in 2007.
I found old news: Leonardo's old work "The Beach" was sentenced to environmental damage
http://bjyouth.ynet.com/article.jsp?oid=17782376
Thailand's High Court recently ruled against the movie "The Beach" starring Leonardo DiCaprio in 1999, requiring the producer to compensate the local environmental damage caused by the filming and be responsible for restoring the original appearance of the damaged beach .
When "The Beach" was filmed, the production company cut down many coconut trees and destroyed part of the green space at Maya Beach on PP Island, Krabi Province. In 1999, Krabi Province and related units jointly filed a lawsuit with the court, accusing Santa International Productions and 20th Century Fox, which filmed the film, of violating environmental protection laws and national park laws, requesting the court to ban the filming of movies on the beach and restore the film. The untouched state of Maya Beach. Leonardo, star of the film, insists that they are actually cleaning up PP Island, refusing to take on the notoriety of destroying the environment. Following the High Court's decision, the Civil Court has also decided that a hearing will be held early next year to determine the valuation of the beach's restitution and seek damages from the defendants.
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