How Leo DiCaprio cheated the bar exam| Final Scene | Catch Me If You Can | CLIP

[@BoxofficeMoviesScenes]

Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?

[@hugon6717]

-1

[@55mikeburns]

A 2. I would give an 8 if it had sound that I could hear. It's much too quiet.

[@Z561-k6j]

I wouldnt give it one.

[@ravercorum20]

17

[@alonvinkler]

you shouldn't have putted the thing at the start, probably a 5

[@沈啍]

Frank: “I’m a professional conman and I tell lies for a living. This is my life’s story.” Hollywood: “We believe you.”

[@twiska1402]

It's a movie, not biography. As long as it's good and makes money, there's no problem.

[@scipion34]

@@twiska1402 Also teaches the importance of presentation.

[@8XSaintX8]

And yet people think a traitor and a conman can be a good president; good dictador, yes

[@bullymaguire3614]

Yeah right No one would have ever fact checked these Mr. Smart man

[@raptorduck8785]

@@bullymaguire3614 They won't. For example we know that Wolf of Wallstreet movie it's full of lies.

[@SpendingAddict]

Frank Abignale passed the bar exam because at that time you could take it as many times as you liked and he just kept trying and failing until he got all the answers right.

[@thewkovacs316]

he never passed the bar. his claim about taking it multiple times in the time he claimed to would have been impossible

[@SpendingAddict]

@@thewkovacs316 Well, according to Google... "Abagnale forged a transcript from Harvard and applied to take the bar exam. He studied hard, and after failing the exam twice, he passed the Louisiana exam on the third try after eight weeks of studying. According to Abagnale, he was not fond of his job as an attorney."

[@steveno4871]

Huh, for some reason that same website also mentioned that that was based on Abagnale’s words and that he was known to just straight up lie in his stories. I guess that’s how somebody could get conned.

[@joelwillis2043]

Frank Abignale made all of this up.

[@rash9488]

@@SpendingAddict "according to Google"....FML where is the asteroid?

[@DummyYEEEAAHHHHH]

Tom Hanks and Leo DiCaprio played off each other so well in this film. Great movie ! That Frank Abagnale had one hell of a life.

[@aphotosyntheticworld]

Glad this movie is so good or I'd be mad he was lying about the whole thing.

[@madmaxx5612]

Hanks has been to epstein island.

[@HollowCrown45]

@@madmaxx5612 Would you have any reliable source to share to back this up? Last time I checked, this information had been largely verified to be false and was identified as mere propaganda with intent to wrongfully damage one's reputation.

[@RevinSOR13]

​@@HollowCrown45Don't waste your breath, it's a bot.

[@DMalltheway]

A hell of a fictional life of fairy tales

[@augustuslasay4991]

Frank is a special kind of genius. He was like "The Pretender" on this show. Main protagonist was smart enough to be whoever he wanted to be.

[@grumbeard]

That was a damn good show. Miss Parker, Sidney, Broots, Jarod even Mr Raines. Loved those characters.

[@JPerry-jw9ik]

​@@grumbeard am Miss Parker's legs. Omg!

[@grumbeard]

@@JPerry-jw9ik Oh yes! Andrea Parker was one hell of a babe that is true.

[@JPerry-jw9ik]

@@grumbeard I think I was less than 10 when the show aired... And she turned me into a man. Jaja

[@morningivy]

He was Mike Ross!

[@mikefriend1514]

I can’t imagine a more unlikely pairing of Hanks and DiCaprio and yet it works so brilliantly

[@brians9508]

why would you think that they are an unlikely pairing? They are both A list actors, both well respected, both involved in many Hollywood blockbusters. There are probably 100 more similarities.

[@yandhi5016]

@@brians9508 fr people just say things

[@littleoldmanboy]

@@brians9508 It’s simply because this is, I believe, the only movie they’ve been in together so then ppl say dumb shit like that

[@doomerantiboomer206]

​@@yandhi5016 perhaps they assume they're in multiple films together, like I did. But I guess its hard to remember a-list celebs in the same movie.

[@mustang8206]

Very likely

[@TearYouApart360]

This is one of my all time favorite comfort movies. Leo & Tom are so good in this movie.

[@rambotan5867]

What about twilight?

[@vMoorey]

@@rambotan5867none comparable

[@perfectionbox]

A true criminal does not look down upon honest people, for he knows that without them, he would not succeed.

[@brians9508]

While that is an interesting sentiment, I would have to say it is manifestly untrue. True criminals definitely look down on honest people. If they respected honest people, they wouldn't steal from them.

[@cinnis5670]

Tell me you’re a high schooler with no life experience without telling me you’re a high schooler with no life experience.

[@brians9508]

@@cinnis5670 ?

[@Raison_d-etre]

Ah, the No True Scotsman fallacy. Lame.

[@B10-f8y]

​@@cinnis5670 👌🏻

[@mwm48]

Tom Hanks is probably one of the best actors that has made some on the best movies of the last century.

[@jarrettwhitworth]

And that other guy seems like a real up and comer in the industry. I’ll be interested to see how his career pans out.

[@mikemc4549]

Hanks is in so many movies that you see when bored and channel flicking and just start watching no matter what point they are at.

[@johnwilson783]

Also Tom loved a trip to Epstein's island lmao

[@aidanhobbing7459]

Sucks he was on epsteins island

[@johnwilson783]

@@aidanhobbing7459 he probably got sucked while he was there lmao

[@jamesstewart8377]

One of my favorite Leo films. At this time he could do no wrong.

[@HomeDefender30]

He still can’t…. Never seen a bad Leo film.

[@thelonewolf7443]

How about The Great Gatsby?

[@HasturYellowSign]

This is the story that inspired the TV show White Collar. Fun show with a good cast

[@lordandrak]

you display the Yellow Sign and invoked the name - do you have no consideration for public safety! :P

[@HasturYellowSign]

@@lordandrak madness is only an issue for the sane. Carcosa beckons

[@tristanchristiansen9054]

lol i just suggested above that people who love this movie watch that show.

[@akunekochan]

so thats why i liked so much the movie

[@Styrofoam-ee]

What's great about the film is Frank being told no one was chasing him there's no thrill anymore and even if there was he'd just be tracked down and thrown back in jail so Frank comes back.

[@guywithprincipals]

- I studied for two weeks and I passed. - You passed the bar? What a sick joke!!

[@adeeness]

Chicanery!

[@wordnerd2005]

I believe him. If Fanny and Wade can pass , I believe someone could study for a few month and pass after several tries.

[@jordanfangon2468]

Ayyyy bcs reference lmao

[@castelodeossos3947]

There I was, thinking Leonardo di Caprio had taken the bar exam and found to have cheated. Turns out it was the character he was playing and not him at all.

[@ryanvandoren1519]

The title really makes all the difference!

[@GoAwayPlx]

Ohhhhhhhh

[@stevowilliams8279]

the power of acting, truly unbelievable stuff isn't it?

[@zacharymaneja1207]

A lot of courage to not stop him

[@strangerinvienna345]

His claim that he passed the Louisiana bar examination, worked for Attorney General Jack P. F. Gremillion, and closed 33 cases, was challenged by several journalists in 1978. No record has been found of Abagnale ever being a member of the Louisiana Bar and no evidence shows he ever worked as an assistant attorney general in Louisiana's Attorney General's Office. In 1978, the Louisiana State Bar Association reconciled all those who took the bar exam and concluded that Abagnale never took the exam using his own name or that of an alias; the State Attorney General's Office examined payments to all employees during the time Abagnale claimed he worked there and concluded that he never worked in the office using his name or an alias.

[@Jermbot15]

That makes sense. You pass the bar exam in 1978, you get a piece of paper that says you passed the exam and you get your name in a record that nobody checks unless they have a good reason. Forgery takes care of the piece of paper, and being a conman makes sure that nobody checks the record until you're ready to leave town.

[@landsraad9745]

Im sure the govt didnt wash the stain out before putting the laundry on the line in front of the neighbors

[@xPRODIGYxGAMER]

​@@Jermbot15 Or he just lied. Which he was known for doing. It makes no sense he was never caught for his big cona but soent much of his early life in prison for his small cons. In reality he was a small time conman that tried to spin a fabricated story to become an entertainer. Ironically that means hes never stopped being a conman. He just cons people like you who desperately want to buy into his fantasy. Although its no more harmful than wanting go believe in superheroes. So go for it.

[@Jermbot15]

@@xPRODIGYxGAMER "He just cons people like you who desperately want to buy into his fantasy." Wow projection and condescension in a comment that didn't grasp my point. Lets examine the context here and see if we can help you figure out where you went wrong. The original post is about the complete and utter lack of evidence that he ever actually passed the bar examination or worked as an assistant district attorney. My post starts with "That makes sense" and then goes on to discuss how the certificate they give you as evidence of your passing can be forged, and lack of electronic record keeping makes double checking that certification annoying. What makes you think I want to buy into his fantasy? And while you're explaining this utter failure of your intellectual processes, decide how fair it would be for me to leap to conclusions about your dumbass.

[@ChristopherHalbersma]

Louisiana in the 70s was a hella corrupt place.

[@jeremypresutti]

Why is it so hard for you to comprehend an actor is not the character?

[@cestlavie1588]

thats the experience cinema xd

[@RS-jb1lf]

Spielberg did cinema proud with this masterpiece. Wonderful story telling. Go see his new film, Fablemans. You won’t be disappointed.

[@user-dq6se6er8j]

I thought they only showed superhero films in cinemas

[@jacobshirley3457]

@@user-dq6se6er8j Only if you don't go to the cinema.

[@wordnerd2005]

Ive seen so many movies from so many time periods and genres. This movie is somewhere in my top 50. Excellent movie. Napoleon Dynamite is my favorite comedy, Scarface my favorite gangster movie , and unforgiven my favorite western.

[@infinitenothingness]

Tetrachloroethylene (PCE) will wash ink from a check without getting the paper wet. It is a chemical they Formerly used in dry cleaning, currently found in automotive decreasing agents including brake cleaner. 💸 Just in case anyone was wondering 🤔

[@jeffsmith8842]

Dea, fbi, atf....ect......just entered the chat........lmfao

[@gordonkerr2323]

Correct.... everyone knows that.

[@whirlybird5244]

Now, how do you know that? LOL

[@missellyssa]

This is one of my favorite movies. I once told a friend that, "I liked movies where people were pretending to be different people." He smirked. Then, he said, "Isn’t that ALL movies?" Uh...I see what you did there...

[@carlossoso2711]

One of my all time favorite movies.

[@jonathonpolk3592]

As someone who has actually passed the bar exam in my state, this is really funny. It doesn't matter how smart you are; someone who studies for just 2 weeks won't be able to pass it. The test isn't a simple memorization / regurgitation based exam. Even if someone memorized all of the current law (which is impossible, but i digress), they would still fail the exam because they never learned the nuances of how the laws are applied differently in varying contexts. That understanding comes from practice and training, not simple book reading. Still, I loved the movie. EDIT: it turns out that he lied or fabricated almost all of his claims. They've either been unverified or actually debunked, including his claims of passing the LA bar and being employed as a doctor, peofessor, and lawyer. The guy isn't a con; he's just a liar that people believed because they wanted his lies to be true.

[@harrisonzhu3300]

Some people are geniuses

[@allisterfield6028]

Some ppl are just built different

[@hithere8753]

Jealous

[@macree01]

It’s a true story though. Frank passed the exam in LA in real life.

[@PS-zw4yc]

Prob quite different 40 years ago. Things now you can get a 95 on the test and fail because too many others got a higher score. Plus the dude was genius level

[@humblemumble1591]

toms character was gaslighted so much, he has a minor breakdown trying to catch frank in a lie.

[@wecantmatch]

“He steals checks from mailboxes, washes off their name and writes his own” I think he stole someone’s exam Seeing this a year later w 500+ likes 😅 thanks guys 🫦💋 let’s get it to 500 billion by next year 🙏🏼

[@Mani_Katti]

Better yet, someone's certificate probably

[@twixles6297]

@@Mani_Kattistealing the exam would get you your own certificate tho

[@Mani_Katti]

@@twixles6297 But it takes longer

[@ReneeJoan]

I’m inclined to agree with one of the above posters - it’s possible he just took the test over and over until he passed. That’s still possible here in California (reputed to be the toughest bar exam in the nation). You can take the exam as many times as you want until you pass. I’ve known people who took it six or seven times before passing, and they went on to work for good firms and have successful careers. Occasionally thieves and cheats will actually do something honest.

[@phillipbranch2887]

😂😂😂

[@OldDemonTooth]

Leo didn't pass the bar exam, his character did in the movie. In real life Frank Abignale didn't pass the bar exam either, he just claimed he did in his book.

[@billblaski9523]

Lol what??

[@nurphurecarnium]

​@@billblaski9523his a literal con man, his biggest con is fabricating the whole story.

[@wordnerd2005]

He passed on his third attempt after studying for several months.

[@vdoggydogg3922]

This was the movie where i truly appeciated leo's acting ability

[@siregirl9599]

HE DEFECATED THROUGH A SUN ROOF!!!

[@cranbers]

Dude is smart, most insanely good con artists are. Good thing he went legit and started fighting the bad guys instead of being one of them.

[@e-naa4118]

You know it was all a lie, right? Unless you mean the character in the movie.

[@doomsday9973]

95% of the book and movie was a complete lie.

[@takeaholiday]

I like this. “Look around. You’re finally at the one place in your life where you don’t have to pretend to be someone else just to get by.”

[@davehaworth2742]

Abagnale admitted on his website that some facts had been overdramatized or exaggerated, though he was not specific about what was exaggerated or omitted about his life. In 2020, journalist Alan C. Logan provided evidence he claims proves the majority of Abagnale's story was invented or at best exaggerated. The public records obtained by Logan have since been independently verified by journalist Javier Leiva. In 2023, author and journalist Abby Ellin provided further evidence to challenge Abagnale's claims

[@loisen]

Why are people so naive? Yes, a person who’s known for lying could have lied about some of his stories.

[@edandchristina617]

Tom Hanks, the only thing original is the signature, DeCaprio, the only thing changed was the signature.

[@ericmharper]

Who is "DeCaprio"?

[@princeo15]

​@@ericmharperLeo, the young guy

[@BoloBouncer]

Men bond by solving problems together. Vasopressin. Such a simple thing.

[@tonyc8752]

The biggest con of all: this story was made up by William Abagnale. He was a low level con artist but his biggest con was this ‘autobiography’ that got turned into a Hollywood Movie.

[@ericmharper]

Incorrect. Also, his name is Frank William Abagnale Jr.

[@brians9508]

@@ericmharper so when making a decision about truth or lies, you are taking the side of a conman? i am trying to follow your logic, but having a difficult time . . .

[@DMalltheway]

@@ericmharperDude you got conned so bad believing his lies

[@mickflick8133]

​@@ericmharperIncorrect? How do you figure?

[@Toxic_0_]

The great thing is, if he didnt turn to crime, he could have been amazing at whatever he wanted

[@Kelso540]

The interview Frank did for Google was a tear jerker.

[@thedaftpowerranger8828]

They could of legit made a sequel of them working together and I would of watched it

[@rafi_on_youtube]

Premise of White Collar

[@thibaud1832]

The title of this video is slanderous. Mr. DiCaprio, despite all his flaws, has never cheated the bar exam. In reality, only the character he portrayed in the motion picture "Catch me if you can" cheated the bar exam. Mr. DiCaprio also never died on The Titanic.

[@TheEnergizer94]

Sergeant Guarnere you can't do us dirty like that

[@McLeod2022]

I remember seeing the "real" Frank on Carson's late night. He absolutely slayed when he told the story of how he got a prostitute to pay him cash to service him... i think he called it "hooking a hooker" if I remember it right. 🤣

[@doejan8549]

the conman conned a guillible person again. i bet he can sell you blinker fuel if he wants

[@josephforest7605]

It never happened .

[@McLeod2022]

@@josephforest7605 I've also heard that said... believe a story a scammer tells?... its a fun story at least and Carlson was flabbergasted... i just dont know the debunking side. Comment appreciated. I should have done that caveat.

[@Jay-vr9ir]

Alan C Logan found out Frank's story is all fake.

[@McLeod2022]

of course... pttthththth... played by the player... i'd heard the same after... i dunno... makes for good tv, huh? @@Jay-vr9ir

[@Chris-fh3qv]

Finally this clip is on youtube!

[@kylenielsen5341]

Abagnale did almost none of what he claimed he did. His big hoax was his book and this movie.

[@ericmharper]

The FBI says otherwise.

[@brians9508]

@@ericmharper source?

[@kylenielsen5341]

@@ericmharper No they absolutely do not.

[@DMalltheway]

@@ericmharperFBI didn’t even name him in their book of former criminals helping their cases, your getting conned so bad.

[@josephforest7605]

@@brians9508 Alan C Logan checked Frank's story and Frank was in jail all during his teens.

[@svogel186]

Frank recently admitted he never took the bar exam or ever worked as a lawyer.

[@lolroflroflcakes]

Implying that studying for two weeks is alot of studying.

[@gordonkerr2323]

Exact opposite.... meant 2 weeks is no time at all.

[@myrandomlife8881]

1:05 he understand him 😂

[@jadedliontamer9832]

Chuck: You passed the bar?

[@williamturner1517]

I studied 2 weeks and passed the FAA, ATP written in 75 minutes. Scored 90..

[@TarHeelsKenny]

The one where Wild Bill Guarnere comes in late

[@tragedician]

He lied about practicing law (among MANY other things). Bar exam questions and answers change every year. Otherwise, law grads would have figured this out decades ago and we wouldn't have studied so hard. There's no record he ever passed the Louisiana Bar exam. Great movie though.

[@WlatPziupp]

Greatest con he ever pulled was convincing the world he was a great conman. It's poetic

[@thefinnishlovestheprime]

​@@WlatPziuppso he is a con artist..love it

[@Submissive-Soul]

channels like this are why i block all ads i can see they have it set to max and double ads only.. pathetic ive saved months of my life avoiding ads

[@MattDawgGaming]

Supposedly Frank Abigail (the real one) failed the bar twice before passing the 3rd one, studying a lot longer than 2 weeks.

[@ericmharper]

His name isn't Frank Abigail. It's Frank Abagnale Jr.

[@iggystardust9236]

@@ericmharper "It's not Abag-nolli, it's not Abag-naili, its ABAGNALE!"

[@Empr.Palpatine]

​@@iggystardust9236 😂

[@DMalltheway]

And he lied about ever taking a test. You got conned.

[@mwt3579]

...and we wonder why people can get snowed on vaccines and masks. Good Lord some of you people are gullible.

[@ginoongboyong]

Wow!! That last line... that was so clear!! Subtext! He study how to pass and he did!! Great!!

[@ronartest8638]

" nobody chasing you" he knew franck loved to be chased , it was his only goal in life, and now he got no more purpose to do it.. really clever

[@markcarey67]

Abagnale was a con man squared, in that most of his confessional stories about being a con man were also a con job.

[@frempy4426]

I love how the original story ended up being a big con in itself in real life

[@BrianEllinger-hh4rm]

He didn't cheat... He just studied.....

[@Hindusanatan192]

This scene shows that carl was too tense as he thought frank ran again. Carl wasn't able to concentrate on his work until frank arrives. Carl cared too much about him just like his own son.

[@pambahaygaming]

now i wanna see chuck asking leonardo dicarpio if he passed the bar.

[@DJ_Music_Man2]

“You passed the bar?”- Chuck McGill

[@Captainkebbles1392]

i'm gonna be real...the exam is not that hard.......but it doesn't mean anyone would hire you

[@sn4rl277]

It's not if he cheated or if he passed it without cheating that eats at Carl. It's that he cannot figure out how he passed the bar. It eats at him that he cannot figure it out and wants to know the truth. That drive to know the Truth is what pushed these two men to be the best in their field.

[@richardmckrell4899]

Wouldn't all the airlines have his photo up after being arrested? Unlikely he could stow away again.

[@Xaasrevile]

this story took place way before 2001 when anybody could ride a plane.

[@kiradwinurzaman5423]

How can't I remember this scene from catch me if you can, Witch movie is this

[@calebhayes7691]

Title: "how he cheated" Video: "nah, I didn't do it"

[@24pavlo]

Frank Abignale never took bar exam.

[@michaelhammond2848]

He got Mike Ross to do it for him

[@bill2734]

"I didn't cheat, I used ChatGPT"

[@a.m.studios6126]

"Franky, you passed the bar ?"

[@PaulDavis-jb1bx]

Now that Daniel Day-Lewis has stepped aside, Di Caprio is the best actor on the planet. No Contest

[@vientoyamada8430]

この映画は印象的なシーンが沢山あるけど、私はこの場面が一番すきかな。

[@4sfield527]

Turns out the whole story is mostly fake and Frank Abagnale Jr's biggest grift was actually the book that spawned this movie and made him famous.

[@lacesout8292]

The flik was adapted from Frank Abignale & Stand Redding's book about Frank's adventures. Tom Hank's FBi character Carl was inspired by/based on real life FBi agent Joe Shea, with the caveat that Carl represents the many real FBi agents that were involved -- as a collective whole for the flik. Joe was the most known of them all

[@BobbyL80123]

I cheated on many exams in high school and college. I'll tell you the secret but, please, don't tell anyone: I read and memorized all the relevant facts on the subject that the exam tested me on. all the answers to their questions were embedded in my brain. hahaha. completely fooled them!

[@erikeriks]

Brilliant.

[@krugerstan]

Hey guys. I don't know if you knew this, but Leonardo DiCaprio is actually an actor who only pretended to cheat the bar exam.

[@abrahamgomez653]

The philosopher will always be the most dangerous individual in society.

[@romiljain2092]

He used chat gpt to pass the exam

[@igor3b]

I like to imagine the character Frank Abgnale(not the real guy, this image of him that is in the movie) really studied and passed the exam because he really wanted to marry that girl

[@1BABartz1]

He didn’t. The person he portrayed did.

[@doejan8549]

nah. this frank abagnale is as fake as billy kimber. he doesnt walk, talk, act like a smart man and almost all his claims is debunked. this movie is great but it doesnt say anything about the real person

[@nemonucliosis]

Followa him to tell him no one is chasing him even though he was literally chasing him 😂😂😂😂

[@christan4913]

Is that Sergent Will Guarnere coming late to a FBI briefing?

[@TheFraziers]

Some 4-year-olds can ski.

[@joaodasneves4283]

Law is not hard. But it is extensive. It is more about memory and carefullness. In 2 weeks one would not have the time to watch videos on 2x speed about all those laws, let alone read about them all.

[@TheBossStudioZ]

it took the real guy a month

[@OnceShy_TwiceBitten]

The bar is only state specific lol. And the real guy DID do it, HOWEVER, it took a month not 2 weeks.

[@brians9508]

@@TheBossStudioZ says who? and please don't say "Frank". He was a con man, remember?

[@brians9508]

@@OnceShy_TwiceBitten says who?

[@TheBossStudioZ]

@@brians9508 he's a conman, I dont know whats real anymore. But I love living the lie.

[@HeavyInstinct]

Pretty sure "Leo DiCaprio" has never taken a bar exam.

[@bobross1829]

He never passed the bar exam, it was just a tall tale he told. There is zero record of him doing so or ever serving with the attorney general like he claimed. He really only claimed to be a pilot as part of his scams and no record exists that he ever flew or people at Pan Am thought he was a pilot. He just learned places would cash their checks so bought a uniform and obtained a Pan Am check where he started forging them. He got caught very quickly. Most of his "exploits" as shown in the movie were not true or greatly exaggerated. This is always the problem with these kind of crime movies. The real Frank was a small time swindler who was almost always immediately caught passing bad checks, really fooled no one, and repeatedly was convicted in America and Europe for petty thefts and passing bad checks. He was always a pathological liar and part of the reason his story caught on was the big tales he told of his "exploits" to make his experience as a fraudster seem way more exciting and make himself seem like some kind of master criminal. This helped his "legit" business after his small time exploits of banks hiring him to catch real thieves. There are crooks like him all over the place that do stuff like this. He just made up a cool story that got Hollywood interested and it was just a movie. He was small time and the crimes he did were small time, and he was young when he did them, so it was more palatable for people to think it was cool and to make a movie based on his tall tales.

[@faisalwho]

Did y’all notice how when he walking down the terminal as Tom is trying to convince him not to leave, Leo distance from Tom is increasing slowly, implying Tom is failing and he slowly losing Leo?

[@Bethune_Groundstaff]

He’s younger

[@DescartesRenegade]

Tom stated that nobody was chasing Leo anymore. Him walking slower is showing exactly that. Don't read too much into it.

[@wotdoesthisbuttondo]

What a weird title trying to make out the actor was a real life financial whizz kid instead of just the character he played.

[@EndodoNYirnyir]

LATER HE QUITS CIA AND BECOMES WOLF OF WALL STREET

[@RyanWeaver-fp5kq]

The work of better is very much real.

[@Leylen-G]

You’d be lucky if you passed the Bar Exam after only studying for two weeks😬, that stuff takes time, it’s not just memorisation, it’s hard work and practice. There’s not a chance this guy did that in two weeks.

[@KingofNewark]

Frank Abagnale and Frank Dux had my two favorite bullshit biopics.

[@WadyWady-zh8ki]

My forever best scene ❤

[@gannicusii4163]

The fact it took wolf of wall street for Dicaprio to win his first oscar is criminal

[@balteize]

He won because of the Revenant, not Wolf of Wall Street

[@sunshine8338]

Yeah, that was 2017 or 16 I think

[@brians9508]

how so? there are 100s of fantastic actors out there - many of which never get an Oscar.

[@tristanchristiansen9054]

if you want a show almost as good , try the show white collar

[@takvacs]

How do we know the conman didn't con us into thinking he's a better conman?

[@armvieri99]

He should have won Oscar

[@Joseph-s6y]

He has a photographic memory and he studied. Extreme intelligence really throws the rest of you for a loop, doesn't it?

[@swarmk5809]

Frank Abignale lied a TON about his past. go figures.

[@Myadigi]

I didn't cheat I studied ❤

[@Sam-mh4mc]

amazing actors who defined the term "acting"

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2:10 Wth Guarnere!