The Film Enthusiast on Instagram: "Leonardo DiCaprio's Django Unchained moment that made it into the final cut. During the tense dining room scene in Django Unchained, DiCaprio accidentally smashed a glass while delivering his lines as Calvin Candie, severely cutting his palm. Rather than stopping, he continued the scene with full intensity, blood and all. Quentin Tarantino was so impressed by the commitment that he kept the take in the film. The crew applauded once Tarantino called cut, recogni

History Photographed on Instagram: "Leonardo DiCaprio is known for his intense dedication and concentration on set, often using a method-acting approach to fully immerse himself in a role. ⁠ ⁠ Rather than having one single technique, he draws on several strategies to get into character for a perfect take, sometimes even in extreme or unexpected ways.⁠ ⁠ In this behind-the-scenes clip of The Wolf of Wall Street, he instantly gets into the character of Jordan Belfort, the infamous American stockbr

WASTED on Instagram: "😂 Leonardo DiCaprio is an acclaimed American actor and film producer known for his versatility and intense performances. He began his career in television in the early 1990s before making a breakthrough with roles in films like *What’s Eating Gilbert Grape* (1993), for which he earned his first Academy Award nomination. DiCaprio gained international fame with James Cameron’s *Titanic* (1997), becoming a household name. Over the years, he has built a reputation for taking o

Letterboxd on Instagram: "Watch an exclusive interview with Leonardo DiCaprio as he talks about how fear presents itself in Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another. Only in theaters and IMAX September 26 from @warnerbros. #OneBattleAfterAnother #Letterboxd"

Fboy Problems on Instagram: "the incredible CGI that placed Leonardo DiCaprio seamlessly into The Great Escape (1963) In Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (2019), Tarantino stages a “what-if” sequence where Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio) imagines himself as Hilts from The Great Escape—the movie uses visual effects to insert DiCaprio into the 1963 footage, effectively replacing Steve McQueen for that moment; it’s framed as an audition/near-miss in Dalton’s memory rather than a literal remake, unders