Depicting the memories of what happened aboard the Titanic on film is by no means a small feat. But so was Leonardo’s role in the movie, which earned him admiration from so many people when it hit the screens. Leonardo is exceptional in his acting, no doubt. He’s been married twice, is worth about $260 million, and has been on the annual list of the highest paid male actors for about eight times. Still, he also has a soft spot for the climate as he constantly promotes activities to create awareness about climate change.
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Why we love Leonardo DiCaprio
For roles in Django Unchained, Aviator, and even Titanic, no one can say they don’t love how well Leonardo DiCaprio fits into any part he’s given. Leonardo lives a private life and rarely grants interviews, but it doesn’t keep him away from controversy. Born on the 11th of November, 1974, this refined gentleman of Italian, Russian, and German descent grew up in the streets of Los Angeles. As young as he was, he detested going to public schools but instead pressured his mother to take him to auditions. To Leonardo, he had to drop his interest in marine biology and stick with acting to improve his family’s financial situation considering his parents were separated. This desire to act grew because one of his older stepbrothers earned about $50,000 from a TV commercial.
His determination to act paid off as he began to get roles in different commercials, and sometime in 1989, he landed a role in the TV show, The New Lassie. But it wasn’t all that easy finding parts and agents to connect him with the directors. At one point, an agent asked him to change his name to appeal more to the American audience, but he refused.
Leonardo is known for his roles in films like The Outsiders, Parenthood, Critters 3, Growing Pains, This Boy’s Life, What’s Eating Gilbert Grape, The Quick and the Dead, The Basketball Fairies, Total Eclipse, Romeo + Juliet, Marvin’s Room, Titanic, amongst other. His delivery in Titanic and What’s Eating Gilbert Grape earned him a lot of praise from critics. It also opened the door for several awards, including a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor. He wasn’t nominated for an Academy Awards even though Titanic got 11 awards.
Leonardo founded Apian Way, a production company, in 2002 and released some notable films through the company. It would interest you to note that he dropped a role in the film Boogie Nights to concentrate fully on Titanic. In 2002, he starred in the film Catch Me If You Can, which shares similarities with the 2013 film The Wolf of Wall Street. For his role in the movie Blood Diamond, he spent almost six months in Africa, learning and mingling with the locals to fit into the role properly.
Leonardo collaborated with A-list director Martin Scorsese on several movies, many of which were a commercial success. He’s the life of the party and tries to keep away from the teen idol image people attach to him because of his Titanic Role. As mentioned earlier, he’s an advocate for climate change and is a philanthropist.