DiCaprio remembered filming this movie for the rest of his life: only one scene was to blame for it all (and we’re not talking about “Inception” or “Titanic”)

Given the range of films and the variety of roles in which Leonardo DiCaprio has managed to prove himself during his long career, it is naive to believe that the artist can be surprised by everything. And indeed: “The Revenant”, “The Wolf of Wall Street”, “Titanic”, “Shutter Island” – all these films are well-known, they have all become cult classics, and this is perhaps the only thing the films have in common.

Still, it was easy to surprise DiCaprio. Moreover, the actor considers one of the rather trivial and quiet moments in his career as a real turning point. We are talking about filming in Quentin Tarantino’s film “Once Upon a Time in … Hollywood.” But Leo did not remember all the shooting as a whole (which is really surprising), but the scene in which he played together with the legendary Al Pacino. And here’s what he said about his experience.

“Al and I rehearsed this scene for a couple of weeks. A lot of it got cut, but talking to Al Pacino about the industry was one of the highlights of my career. It was incredible to work with someone who could pull off a scene like that, and it was unforgettable to talk to him,” the artist recalled with nostalgia about the fateful shoot.

Still from the movie “Once Upon a Time in… Hollywood”

Later, DiCaprio complained somewhat irritably that much of their dialogue had been mercilessly cut during editing. Nevertheless, these recordings left an indelible mark and the most vivid, “spinning” impressions on the artist’s heart. It’s not every day that you come into contact with a true legend in the acting world, even if you are one yourself in one way or another.