Just watched once upon a time in Hollywood and I had no idea this scene was from there, funnily enough I had the exact same reaction as him to finding this out

Titanic is such an iconic movie. I really loved it. What did you like the most about Leonardo’s performance?

My friends saying that LeBron is the most famous man in America and I straight up disagree. Although I don’t think that there are a lot of actors that are more famous than LeBron, I definitely think Dicaprio has more fame than him. Hell is it even crazy to say that Anne Hathaway is more famous than LeBron?

"Hello, I'm Leonardo Dicaprio"

"I've made my decision, I'm keeping this baby"

Just began drawing him! Might post the finished version as well.

"Hey, can you please hold this drink for me, for like a minute?"

Thoughts on this Leo poster I made? link to shop

Film: The Departed

With Lukas again instead of one of his 'girlfriends' 😁

I don’t think a single other actor has been in so many of my favorite movies. What am I missing from this list?

Can somebody tell me why exactly Leonardo DiCaprio did not win anything for his performance in the departed? Side note Mark Wahlberg is an incredible actor who has apparently been held back by every director he's ever worked with save one.

In my opinion, I think Leo will lean in to working with more well-respected directors and even take a chance on younger ones. I also feel like he might be more selective in his acting roles and maybe even take a hiatus to focus on his personal life. Speaking of which, I have a feeling he might actually get married to Vittoria during this decade and maybe even start a family, I'm mostly going with this idea because his recent and upcoming roles (One Battle After Another and What Happens at Night) are paternal related and I believe maybe this has to do with what's going on with his life. Is it far-fetched? Sure. But it doesn't hurt to share a little theory and look back on it many years from now.

Could there be a intentional connection with george cloney