Leonardo says he became closer to his director after working in The Wolf of Wall Street
London:
Leonardo DiCaprio feels the Wolf of Wall Street director Martin Scorsese created organised chaos deliberately to help the cast explore their characters more.
The 39-year-old actor believes the director helped him explore his role in-depth, reported Contactmusic.
"Martin Scorsese really created this set in a really specific way, it was like organised chaos. So we were all kind of living in a giant Bosch painting. It was like the modern day Roman Empire. We wanted to make a portrait of our culture today. So it's really thanks to him and this character really took on the life of its own," he said.
The Titanic star first worked with the renowned director on The Gangs of New York followed by The Aviator, The Departed and Shutter Island but DiCaprio claims their relationship became even closer working on their latest project, which took them seven years to complete.
The 39-year-old actor believes the director helped him explore his role in-depth, reported Contactmusic.
"Martin Scorsese really created this set in a really specific way, it was like organised chaos. So we were all kind of living in a giant Bosch painting. It was like the modern day Roman Empire. We wanted to make a portrait of our culture today. So it's really thanks to him and this character really took on the life of its own," he said.
The Titanic star first worked with the renowned director on The Gangs of New York followed by The Aviator, The Departed and Shutter Island but DiCaprio claims their relationship became even closer working on their latest project, which took them seven years to complete.
