Biografia

Often appears in the films of Martin Scorsese

Often plays conflicted, tortured-by-their-own-demons characters, who need to deal with their past

Often plays hard-edged anti-heroes

Intense emotional acting style

Often stars in period films or plays real-life individuals

DiCaprio, along with Kate Winslet and director James Cameron, publicly pledged to support the financial future of the last living Titanic survivor, Millvina Dean, after it was reported that she had been forced to sell her mementos to pay for nursing home bills.

Bought Kate Winslet an inscribed gold ring, after they finished filming Revolutionary Road (2008) together. However, Winslet keeps the inscription a secret.

Is named after Leonardo Da Vinci because he first kicked in his mother's womb when she saw Leonardo Da Vinci's artwork at the Uffizi Gallery, his artist father felt it was apt. His paternal grandfather's middle name happens to be Leon.

Robert De Niro and Jack Nicholson are his favorite actors.

(December 26, 2012) Attended Kate Winslet and Ned Rocknroll's wedding in a private ceremony in New York. He also gave the bride away.

The best thing about acting is that I get to lose myself in another character and actually get paid for it. It's a great outlet. As for myself, I'm not sure who I am. It seems that I change every day.

People want you to be a crazy, out-of-control teen brat. They want you miserable, just like them. They don't want heroes; what they want is to see you fall.

On working with Martin Scorsese in Gangs of New York (2002): He's a perfectionist, obsessed with detail. That's why he went over budget and over schedule.

You can either be a vain movie star, or you can try to shed some light on different aspects of the human condition.

It's a really obvious thing to say, but the more people know too much about who you really are, and it's a fundamental thing, the more the mystery is taken away from the artist, and the harder it is for people to believe that person in a particular role.

Killers of the Flower Moon (2023) - $30,000,000

Don't Look Up (2021) - $30,000,000 (includes back-end)

C'era una volta... a Hollywood (2019) - $10,000,000

The Audition (2015) - $13,000,000

The Wolf of Wall Street (2014) - $25,000,000 (including bonuses)