Even Eddie Redmayne thinks that Leonardo DiCaprio deserves
an Oscar at this year 2016 awards. After the Win of a Golden Globe award,
Leonardo DiCaprio the 41 year old Hollywood star is all set to break his Oscar
duck and may finally get his hands on this year 2016 Oscar award. Even many
critics of his work are pretty sure that this 2016 is Leo’s year to finally win
an Oscar. His first nomination was way back in the year 1993, but was not lucky
enough though. But he also won many other accolades, like Golden Globes with
Critics Choice Awards plus various other awards. Oscar awards has many times teased
him but this might change this year and poor Leo might have the joy of finally
getting one of those small gold dudes? The Revenant is a stunning film, but
many people think that Leo's performance in The Revenant is far from being the
finest of his older roles. That is why in this article we are going to show you
Leonardo DiCaprio's best performances from past films that we think actually
deserved an Oscar win for him.
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8 Times We Thought Leonardo DiCaprio Will Win an Oscar
1. What’s Eating Gilbert Grape? Leonardo DiCaprio first
nomination for Oscar award, his accurate work was recognized for the role of
Johnny Depp’s brother Arnie. The developmentally disabled tough role of a teen
boy Arnie in Lasse Hallstrom’s drama was DiCaprio’s breakthrough performance.
The critics also wrote about Leo's acting with great enthusiasm of the
character, but unfortunately lost to Tommy Lee Jones.
2. The Aviator was DiCaprio’s next definitive portrayal of
his work. DiCaprio exceptionally plays this biopic, which was directed by
Martin Scorsese.
3. Catch Me If You Can from Leo and Tom was one of the
lighter mood films from the actors. But both of their performances was superficially
underrated, Leo actually shines as the professional fraud who plan his path to
the highest places while trying his best not to hurt someone along the way. The
crime comedy Catch Me If You Can brought Leo a Golden Globe nomination, but his
act was overlooked by the Academy.
4. The Wolf of Wall Street was also a great dark comedy film
but unfortunate for Leo that this time Matthew McConaughey took the best actor
trophy to home. Leo plays a charming and deceitful financier, Jordan Belfort,
who becomes successful and goes into a wild lifestyle. The role of Jordan
Belfort brought Leo a Golden Globe for this work, but not the Oscar.
5. Titanic won many Oscar awards except one for the acting,
Kate Winslet was only nominated, but DiCaprio was not even nominated. But Leo
was more likeable and charming in this role than any other movie. He was Jack
Dawson in the film and everyone who watched the movie was crying when he died
at the end.
6. The Departed film was also overlooked for Leo's great
performance because many was confused to put him in the supporting actor or
lead actor category. By some great performances from all the actors, Leo was
the one amongst all who was shining in his acting.
7. Django Unchained brought the surprising performance of
Leo's villain portrayal directed by Quentin Tarantino, watching Leo in such a
role was quite a shock to the whole world. He deserved an Oscar for the popular
glass smashing scene alone, in which he injured his hand by accident in real.
But Leo kept the scene going by using his injured hand to some great effect for
all the involved actors in that particular scene.
8. Inception the brain twisting film by Christopher Nolan
also brought us the role of an international criminal in which DiCaprio’s
performance as Dom Cobb made us to applaud his acting. Leo is stealing
important information in Inception by infiltrating the subconscious of high
profile targets for money in this great action science fiction adventure. So
what do you think of this list of best acting roles of Leonardo DiCaprio which
we think was some great performances by him. Which one is your favorite role
please leave us your feedback in the comments below?
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