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"  14. The Man In the Iron Mask (1998)  Leo plays King Louis of France, a womanising bad boy whose keeps his secret twin brother imprisoned for six years in an iron mask. What a MEANIE. This is certainly an entertaining movie, but we&amp;#039;re not 100% sure about the long hair. 13. The Aviator  Leonardo&amp;#039;s not afraid of a biopic or two, is he? In this high-flying film, set in the 1940s, he plays legendary aviator Howard Hughes. 12. Revolutionary Road (2008)  Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio playing troubled lovers - we wonder where the film makers got that idea?! In this film, they are April and Frank Wheeler, who appear to be living the ideal life with their kids in Connecticut, but in truth are both deeply unhappy with how their careers turned out.\u00A0 11. Gangs Of New York (2002)  Leo appears as the brilliantly-named Amsterdam Vallon (note to self: call first child Amsterdam), who returns to New York to seek vengeance for his father&amp;#039;s death against Bill &amp;#039;The Butcher&amp;#039; Cutting, played by Daniel Day Lewis. Just a teensy bit violent, this one. 10. Catch Me If You Can (2002)  This film tells the true story of Frank Abagnale Jr, who successfully conned his way into millions of dollars by faking it as a pilot, doctor and legal prosecutor. Captivating stuff, and that&amp;#039;s not just because Leo&amp;#039;s in it. 9. Shutter Island (2010)  This film twisted with our minds, maaaan. Our fave actor plays Teddy Daniels, a US marshal investigating the disappearance of a patient at Shutter Island Hospital. But then there&amp;#039;s a power cut, loads of dangerous criminals escape on the island and things get seriously WEIRD for Teddy. 8. Django Unchained (2012)  Leonardo&amp;#039;s character Calvin Candie may have a sweet-sounding name in this movie, but as a ruthless plantation owner he is anything but jolly. We&amp;#039;re not really feeling the facial hair, but you&amp;#039;ll enjoy this if you&amp;#039;re not too much of sensitive soul. 7. What&amp;#039;s Eating Gilbert Grape (1993)  Look at Leo&amp;#039;s little face! He was just 18 when he appeared in this film, alongside a very youthful-looking Johnny Depp and Juliette Lewis. Leo plays a mentally handicapped 17-year-old with a dangerously obese mother. Breaking himself into films gently, then. 6. Inception (2010)  Leonardo DiCaprio and Joseph Gordon-Levitt in a film TOGETHER? Praise be. As Dom Cobb, Leo is able to steal people&amp;#039;s secrets from them while they dream. So he would know all about that time we dreamt we rode \u00A0away with him on a love heart-covered tandem. Awkward. 5. The Great Gatsby (2013)  As Lana Del Ray sings in the Gatsby soundtrack &amp;quot;Will you still love me when I&amp;#039;m no longer young and beautiful?&amp;quot; As far as we can see, that will never, ever be a problem for Leo, who if anything, improves with age. Here he stars as a troubled millionaire who rekindles his romance with another man&amp;#039;s wife. 4. The Beach (2000)  Not only did this film bring us a rather excellent song by All Saints, it also treated our eyeballs to lots of lovely topless shots of Leo. He plays Richard, a traveller type who finds a map supposedly leading to a paradise island... 3. Titanic (1997)  How many sleepovers did you spend watching this film in your tween years? For us it&amp;#039;s at least five thousand. Three hours of forbidden love, impending doom and nudey drawings - plus a bit of Celine Dion - are every young girl&amp;#039;s dream, after all. 2. The Wolf of Wall Street (2013)  Nominated for Best Picture at this year&amp;#039;s Oscars, Wolf of Wall Street is a frantic romp through the life of Jordan Belfort, who becomes incredibly wealthy (and a complete a-hole) through setting up his own stockbroking company. Leo at his finest. 1. Romeo &amp;amp;amp; Juliet  Surely the winning Leo film, because a) it&amp;#039;s based on one of the most enduring love stories of all time, b) it brings Shakespeare to life for a whole new audience and c) just thinking about how beautiful the young Clare Danes and Leonardo DiCaprio are makes us want to have a little cry. So there. TEN REASONS WHY LEONARDO DICAPRIO WILL BE WONDERFUL FOREVER WATCH: LEONARDO DICAPRIO AND MATTHEW MCCONAUGHEY IN THE WOLF OF WALL ST OSCARS 2014: OUR PREDICTIONS "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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