July 19, 2018
Hollywood stars Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio had been offered roles in the
hit movie 'Brokeback Mountain', but they declined.
According to Fox News, the
movie's director Gus Van Sant had confirmed this by claiming that he had asked
the duo to be a part of the movie.
"Nobody wanted to do it. I was working on
it, and I felt like we needed a really strong cast, like a famous cast," Fox
news quoted Sant as saying.
The 65-year-old director further mentioned that
apart from Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt; Matt Damon and Ryan Phillippe also
denied playing a part in the movie.
Ultimately, Hollywood actors Heath Ledger
and Jake Gyllenhaal grabbed the lead roles in the movie which had hit theatres
in 2005.
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