Brian Van Holt claims SATC’s role is inspired by Leonardo DiCaprio

Brian van Holt He has revealed his unforgettable allegedly surprising inspiration Sex and the city Features.

“I don’t even know if this is true, it may be all rumors and rumors, but there is P ***y Posse,” Van Holt, 56, claimed during his appearance Monday, August 18th, episode of Kristin Davis “You’re a Charlotte podcast. The actor plays celebrity Wylie Ford in the beloved HBO sitcom, a so-called Heartthrob Davis character, almost before closing with one of his sexual requests.

David confirms she remembers Leonardo DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire It is allegedly a group of friends who chased women and engaged in mischief, although the group has never been publicly or officially confirmed.

Van Holt added that the role allowed him to “steer my inner bag.”

He continued: “I just embrace it and it’s not only creatively fulfilling, but it’s also very therapeutic.”

Van Holt later added that answering the question was “funny”, “How could I do as much as I can? It means something I don’t care about?” In his joke that he “does a lot of research” to fully understand the part.

DiCaprio and Maguire allegedly join actors frequently Lukas Haas and Kevin Connolly in their reported utilization. according to arrive Distant magazines,after Titanic Star has achieved international success thanks to the 1997 blockbuster, and he is the leader of a group of young men who have spent some time in a club that pursues women.

The duo allegedly changed their minds when releasing their Miramax movie Tang’s plumBoth of them thought it was “so obvious sexism that people thought it might be awful to reflect their speech when no one was around.” The two blocked the release of the film, prompting the producers to file a lawsuit David Stutman.

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“Maguire and his manager are sure that in the film, Maguire does not have a strong “leader” like DiCaprio, and some of the improvised comments Maguire made in the film reveal personal experiences or tendencies that would undermine the public image he and his manager are trying to project.”

The two sides finally reached a settlement in 1999 type Report. The film’s team agreed not to release it on the United States, Canada and the respective territories of each country.