▲ 24 r/LeonardoDiCaprio
I love that Leonardo DiCaprio is every directors ideal go-to actor!!
u/FayyadhScrolling — 13 hours ago
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Leonardo DiCaprio and Charlize Theron at her 22nd birthday party in 1997
u/Fit-Secret-7235 — 2 days ago
▲ 29 r/LeonardoDiCaprio
First time watching This Boy’s Life (1993)
How have I been a fan of Leo since Titanic and still haven’t seen This Boy’s Life? That’s crazy to me. Anyways Tubi had it for free, so of course I had to check it out. It’s a good movie! Very underrated. Oh, and I can’t stand Dwight. Dude’s a straight up asshole but De Niro and Dicaprio played off each other so well. I’m so glad they left him in the end too! 😂 He was so dramatic! “WHAT ABOUT ME?!” Dude, no one cares about you. One more thing: Leo was 19 in this movie?! No way! You’re joking. He looked 12.
u/NoRelief63 — 3 days ago
Leonardo DiCaprio rarely feels like he’s just “acting”
Sometimes I forget how different his performances can be. The Departed, Inception, The Wolf of Wall Street, The Revenant — he doesn't really have one fixed screen persona.
I think that's one reason people still get excited whenever he's in a new movie.
Which DiCaprio performance is your favorite?
u/GossipBox — 4 days ago
In the 1990s, young Leonardo DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire were in an entourage called the “P**sy Posse” where the goal was to party hard, pull pranks, and sleep with tons of women in LA.
u/TXNOGG — 9 days ago
Need Full Length Leo Photo for Bach Party
I’m making a cardboard cutout for a friends’ bachelorette party and I’m having a hard time finding a high quality full length photo to use.
Would love one from titanic or during that era of red carpets. At this point even a 3/4 would work! If anyone has one I would greatly appreciate it!!!
u/cashmeregeorgie — 8 days ago
Vin Diesel cries as he remembers Paul Walker .
I pray that in your life, you have a brother like Paul...it wasn't on the script at first that this blond-haired,blue-eyed guy would be a brother to me.
u/dollarbill1474 — 12 days ago
"The Movie Show" | Baz Luhrmann promoting his ill-fated "Alexander the Great" project at the 2003 Venice Film Festival, intended to be shot in Australia and starring Leonardo Dicaprio and Nicole Kidman
youtu.beu/Sharaz_Jek123 — 13 days ago