Leonardo DiCaprio@40: His defining roles

The Wolf of Wall Street: As Leonardo DiCaprio turned 40, we put a focus on his career defining roles. This irreverent Martin Scorsese film saw the actor in one of his most infectiously dynamic roles. An Oscar nomination and rave reviews were the result.

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The Wolf of Wall Street: As Leonardo DiCaprio turned 40, we put a focus on his career defining roles. This irreverent Martin Scorsese film saw the actor in one of his most infectiously dynamic roles. An Oscar nomination and rave reviews were the result.

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The Aviator: DiCaprio worked with Martin Scorsese to give audience four memorable films -- The Aviator, which yielded the actor a second Oscar nomination, The Departed, Shutter Island and The Wolf of Wall Street.

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Romeo+Juliet: Despite his romantic image post Titanic, DiCaprio avoided romance till Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo + Juliet. As one of the most famous lovers in literature, he gave Romeo a Los Angeles drawl and ladies something to swoon over.

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Titanic: As one half of the star-crossed lovers in this saga, DiCaprio went skittering into the top tier of stardom.

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What's Eating Gilbert Grape: Directed by Lasse Hallstrom, this 1993 film saw Leonardo DiCaprio in an odd, angular role that brought him his first Oscar nod.