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Film credit
Leonardo DiCaprio
Also referred to as Leo, DiCaprio, Leo DiCaprio, Leonardo Capriano
Stats
- Episodes featuring their films
- 8
- Movies in this archive
- 8
Rewatchables episodes featuring Leonardo DiCaprio’s films
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
2019 film
Bill Simmons · Sean Fennessey · Chris Ryan
Aired February 6, 2020
The Wolf of Wall Street
2013 film
Sean Fennessey · Chris Ryan · Ryen Russillo
Aired December 3, 2019
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Mentioned in discussions
In the discussion (4)
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- The choice is Leo, followed by agreement on Leo winning the movie. — Chris Ryan
- Mark Wahlberg is described as overwhelming on early viewings before the preference shifts to DiCaprio. — Chris Ryan
- Matt Damon is praised for his creep performance and as the structural counterpart. — Chris Ryan
- Nicholson is said to lose the movie because of excess. — Bill Simmons
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In the discussion (6)
Approx. transcript time · 00:28:40Read transcript
- Ray Winstone reportedly said he and Nicholson did not get along during filming. — Bill Simmons
- Nicholson reportedly refused a Red Sox hat and banned Celtics hats on set. — Bill Simmons
- DiCaprio left The Good Shepherd to make The Departed. — Bill Simmons
- DiCaprio’s Boston accent coach is named as Jay Giannone. — Bill Simmons
- The film is reported to use “fuck” or derivatives 238 times. — Bill Simmons
- Wahlberg reportedly based Dignam on a compilation of people who arrested him as a youth. — Bill Simmons
In the discussion (8)
Approx. transcript time · 00:17:36Read transcript
- The contrast between DiCaprio and Damon is praised. — Bill Simmons
- The title arriving about eighteen minutes into the movie is praised. — Bill Simmons
- Costigan’s jail workout is part of the delayed-title sequence. — Bill Simmons
- Alec Baldwin and Mark Wahlberg running an internal-affairs-on-internal-affairs department is praised. — Bill Simmons
- The cranberry-juice confrontation is praised as a perfect scene. — Bill Simmons
- Costello’s death is nominated. — Bill Simmons
- Dropkick Murphys entering with the title is praised. — Bill Simmons
- The Dropkick Murphys cue is linked to the closer transcribed Papoban and the Red Sox era. — Bill Simmons
Most Rewatchable Scene
The opening briefing; the rooftop meeting and death
In the discussion (7)
Approx. transcript time · 00:09:06Read transcript
- The Nicholson–DiCaprio confrontation repeatedly asking whether he is still a cop is nominated. — Bill Simmons
- Queenan’s rooftop death and body fall are nominated. — Bill Simmons
- Wahlberg killing Matt Damon at the end is nominated. — Bill Simmons
- Sullivan calling Costigan on Queenan’s dead phone is nominated. — Chris Ryan
- Costigan’s sudden elevator death is nominated and remembered for making the theater gasp. — Chris Ryan
- The opening briefing with DiCaprio, Baldwin and Wahlberg is explicitly selected as most rewatchable. — Chris Ryan
- The rooftop meeting with Queenan is described as the part one host always watches, including Queenan’s fall and the reaction afterward. — Bill Simmons
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Films in the archive
Blood Diamond
2006
Catch Me If You Can
2002
Django Unchained
2012
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
2019
The Departed
2006
The Wolf of Wall Street
2013
This Boy's Life
1993
Titanic
1997