Leonardo DiCaprio Makes Shocking Admission About His Most Famous Film
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Our hearts can’t go on.
Near, far ― wherever you are ― you need to know that Leonardo DiCaprio has never watched “Titanic.”
The acting icon made the stunning admission during a sit-down with former co-star Jennifer Lawrence for Variety’s acclaimed “Actors on Actors” series.
“Have you rewatched ‘Titanic’?” Lawrence asks DiCaprio during the conversation, which was published on Wednesday.
“No. I haven’t seen it before,” the “One Battle After Another” star shared.
“Oh, you should. I bet you could watch it now, it’s so good,” Lawrence said.
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