Is Leonardo DiCaprio embarrassed of Titanic?
Is Leonardo DiCaprio embarrassed of Titanic?
Actor Leonardo DiCaprio was embarrassed when he recently revisited his 1997 blockbuster Titanic. Director James Cameron and DiCaprio's co-star Kate Winslet attended the premiere of the new 3D version of the film here. Actor Leonardo DiCaprio was embarrassed when he recently revisited his 1997 blockbuster Titanic.
Does Leonardo DiCaprio still make money from Titanic?
In the 25 years between 19, Leonardo DiCaprio has earned north of $300 million from salaries and backend points alone. For example, though he earned just $2.5 million in base salary from 1997's Titanic, he eventually earned $40 million thanks to 1.8% cut of gross backend points.
Did Leonardo DiCaprio like filming Titanic?
After being asked what film he turned down and wished he could have made, the former child star replied, "Boogie Nights is a movie I loved and I wish I would've done." The publication clarified that DiCaprio said no to "Boogie Nights" in favor of "Titanic" and he confirmed, but he wasn't quite sure if he would go back ...
Who highest paid actor?
British actor Daniel Craig has become the highest paid actor in the world after signing a lucrative deal with Netflix. His new contract with the streaming giant will see him film the next two sequels of 'Knives Out', earning him around 100 million dollars (80 million euros).
Who was the cast of the Titanic?
- Directed by Richard Jones with choreography by Lynne Taylor-Corbett, the cast included John Cunningham, David Garrison, Larry Keith, Alma Cuervo, Michael Cerveris, Victoria Clark, Don Stephenson, and Brian d'Arcy James. Danny Burstein was a cast replacement.
Who was Leo in Titanic?
- Titanic Jack Dawson – Leonardo DiCaprio – A Character Study. Played by Leonardo DiCaprio, the fictional character Jack Dawson was born in Chieepwa Falls Wisconsin around 1892. His parent died while he was still young and Jack became a talented artist.
Who was the director of Titanic?
- Titanic was directed by the famous director James Cameron. He was also involved with the writing, producing and editing of the movie. He began work on the film in 1995 when he shot footage of the actual Titanic wreck.
