The global football icon - now considered one of the greatest players of all time - was a straggly-haired 16-year-old when he turned out for Barcelona in a friendly for the first time on 16 Nov, 2003. Messi didn't score on his first appearance, but showed glimpses of his dazzling skill in an friendly against Jose Mourinho's Porto.He would have to wait another 11 months to make his competitive league debut for Barcelona, but nearly two decades later, Messi has won it all.With a record six Ballon d’Or wins, 35 trophies (including 10 league titles and four Champions’ Leagues) and a host of scoring records thanks to his staggering 474 goals for Barcelona, it’s no wonder fans now consider him the greatest current player in the world and one of the best ever.
'Anatomy of a Fall' writer and director Justine Triet shares her feelings about being a first time nominee, working with Messi the dog on set and more at the 2024 Oscars.
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Mayan Lopez tells THR at the THR X TikTok Awards Weekend Party how her friend America Ferrera from 'Barbie' gave her favorite performance of the year. Plus, she shares her favorite animal actor in honor of Messi the dog's rise to fame from 'Anatomy of a Fall.'
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Messi, the dog who plays Snoop in 'Anatomy of a Fall,' and his trainer Laura Martin joined The Hollywood Reporter to reveal how they brought Snoop's near-death scene to life in the Oscar-nominated film. Director and co-writer Justine Triet and star Sandra Hüller also spoke to THR about Messi's acclaimed performance in the film. Plus, Messi recreated his iconic scene and showed us his other best tricks.
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Ahead of the 2024 Oscars, first-time nominees Sandra Hüller and filmmaker Justine Triet spoke to The Hollywood Reporter about their movie 'Anatomy of a Fall.' They also addressed all the love Messi, the dog who plays Snoop in the film, has received this awards season.
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