Jack of Titanic resided in a Hillhurst, Los Feliz slum with his mother after his parents split. Leonardo was up obsessed with violence, addiction, and prostitution. Leonardo’s realistic attitude on life and determination to avoid drug users and criminals came from his horrific memories and frequent panic episodes.

Leo’s mother has supported his acting career since he was young, despite their poverty. At 15, Leonardo was cast in Parenthood, Growing Pain, and This Boy’s Life. After Romeo & Juliet (1996) and Titanic (1997), he became famous.

Before stardom, Leonardo DiCaprio lived in the slums.
Catch Me If You Can, Gangs of New York, The Aviator, The Departed, Blood Diamond, Inception, and others have shown Leonardo DiCaprio’s versatility.

After 16 years of ungratefulness, the Oscars smiled at Leo for his sacrifice in The Revenant. Childhood also taught Leonardo to be modest, persevere, and avoid fame’s traps.