5 things you (definitely) didn't know about Leonardo DiCaprio
In a few days we will find out if Leonardo Di Caprio was finally able to achieve his much desired and long-awaited Oscar, meanwhile, the world reviews his achievements, his loves and his long film career. We all know that he is gorgeous, a womanizer, an inveterate single and that if you are a blonde and a supermodel (plus points for being a Victoria's Secret 'angel') it is very likely that at some point he will ask you out. We adore him as Jack Dawson in 'Titanic'; we have put monkeys every time he has been nominated for the Oscar and practically everyone recognizes him as one of the best - if not the best - actors of his generation, but what we are going to reveal here, I bet you not Did you know… And in the tutorial, a girl wants to acquire a key piece in the color of the season, what is it?
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1) His haircut on Titanic was considered against the law by the Taliban
Although this sounds like a Deforma note, it is totally true. According to 'BBCNews', after Leo gained impressive world fame thanks to his role as Jack Dawson (Rose, of course!) In 'Titanic', some young 'rebels' in Afghanistan wanted to copy his haircut. Seen by the government as a symbol of Western colonization, it was quickly banned. Even some teenagers and hairdressers were jailed for breaking this #howcrazyisthat rule.
2) His lifelong 'bestie' is Tobey McGuire
Years ago, NBC decided to turn Steve Martin's hit film 'Parenthood' into a television series and they needed someone to play the tormented teenager Joaquin Phoenix had played on the big screen; Leonardo was chosen for this difficult job when he was only 15 years old. The series did not air for long, but it was one of his first major roles; But the best result of this program has been the actor's long friendship with his colleague Tobey McGuire, whom he met in the waiting room for the audition. The two formed a group of friends, along with David Blaine, Lukas Haas, Harmony Korine and Q-Tip, -which they continue to take with them until now- which they then called 'Pussy Posse', that is, the Gang of ... ...
3) Yes, it's called Leonardo by Leonardo Da Vinci
Yes, like the Ninja Turtle, Leonardo is named in honor of the famous artist and inventor. Apparently, according to the Wall Street Journal, DiCaprio's parents were visiting the Uffizi Galleries in Florence, Italy, when while looking at a work by Da Vinci, the baby gave his first little kick in his mother's womb; They decided it was a sign and named him Leonardo.
When the very young performer was 11 years old and looking for an agent, the first one he wanted to hire told him that Leonardo DiCaprio sounded too ethnic and that he should trade it for Lenny Williams! Fortunately Leo sent it directly through a tube.
4) He is fascinated by fossils
Leonardo is a great collector, he started with baseball cards of which he still has boxes and boxes, from there he continued with vintage Hollywood movie posters -which eventually evolved into an important art collection-, and with fossils, which they fascinate him. His passion for them is such that, according to EntertainmentWise.com, when he wanted to put his house up for sale and realized that it would be very difficult to move his dinosaur skeleton, which incidentally is worth more than the $ 13 million in which it is valued his house, so he decided to stay where he was. Not only that, but in 2007, according to Vanity Fair, he embarked on a war with Nicolas Cage at the auction for a tyrannosaurus skull; it was a big piece, about 67 million years old, so things got hot. In the end, the winner was Cage, who paid $ 270,000 for the skull.
5) Has never tried drugs
Kevin Conelly, who is one of Leo's closest friends, says of him that he is 'a totally normal guy' and is just how Leo likes to be. The award-winning actor grew up poor in a Los Angeles neighborhood that was tough and dangerous then (and today is totally hipster); his father was a hippie comic book salesman and was friends with characters like Charles Bukowski or Allen Ginsberg. Leo said in an interview with the newspaper 'LA Times': "I have never taken drugs because I grew up watching that from a very young age, so the 'temptations' of Hollywood were not a big thing for me. I have seen many people fall prey to that and it's very unfortunate ... "