Leonardo DiCaprio takes acting lesson from YouTube
Actor Leonardo DiCaprio took inspiration from a YouTube video to make his act look more convincing in his latest offering The Wolf of Wall Street.
Los Angeles: Actor Leonardo DiCaprio took inspiration from a YouTube video to make his act look more convincing in his latest offering The Wolf of Wall Street.
For a particular scene, when DiCaprio’s character Jordan Belfort indulges in drugs overdose, he loses senses to walk and is required to crawl up to his car by himself.
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To make the scene dramatic and funny, the Titanic star took inspiration from a YouTube video titled The World's Drunkest Man. DiCaprio aped the man in the video to get near perfection for the scene, said a statement.
The Martin Scorsese directorial, distributed by MVP Entertainment and PVR Pictures, will release in India Jan 3, 2014.
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