Leonardo Dicaprio -Once upon a time in Hollywood -The best scene.

Beautiful scene play by Leonardo DiCaprio in the movie of Quentin Tarantino in 2019

[@AA-fn9xz]

For an actor to play a failing actor, doing a brilliant scene, in a completely different style to his own acting... incredible.

[@garymitchell5899]

He's literally reviving his Django role. So, no.

[@michaelking2857]

Gary Mitchell Lol not at all

[@AA-fn9xz]

L. W lol

[@Whatever209804]

L M bro i KNOW! Isn’t that insane?

[@Whatever209804]

Gary Mitchell no... he’s not

[@hridyeshsaxena2009]

It is amazing how real it feels when he stops acting. It feels like he goes back to not acting, but in reality, he hasn't, he is still playing Rick Dalton, so naturally.

[@TheAerovons]

@Hridyesh...that is very incisive observation. Such a brilliant job he did in this.

[@danielsherwood3460]

Very astute observation, like inception of acting.

[@lexwhite6621]

I get what u mean , but you should of let it be simpler.

[@Dudemeister-id9mw]

There's a really Inception pun to be made here but I'm too talentless and drunk to know what that pun is...

[@themightykyuss]

@@Dudemeister-id9mw actception?

[@al5306]

When kids compliment you, it hits you different. They usually mean it.

[@krrishsharma9841]

Exactly

[@nicov2276]

Woah. You just blew my mind

[@theleafshandsomedevil1552]

So that's why Ninja has an audience of 12 year olds

[@supastar25]

That's so true...it really hits you different because they're so sincere

[@shmikeymo]

But she is an actress

[@seanzadsalamat5167]

“I’m the dude, playing the dude, disguised as another dude”

[@Bevsec]

Just watched that scene yesterday lol

[@dr.juerdotitsgo5119]

"it ain't nothing.. but a thaang"

[@khaitran43]

the dudes are emerging

[@AbdulManan-vm4gq]

Haven’t seen that movie for awhile but instantly read it in lazarus’ voice

[@Wis_Dom]

LMAO!!! Best comment.

[@moedanglez]

It’s a crime that Rick Dalton hasn’t won an Oscar yet

[@michaelking2857]

moedanglez came here to make jokes at the people that didn’t get your joke. Was disappointed.

[@grevoron]

@@michaelking2857 peeps are getting smarter

[@classic3511]

He needs to get out of making guest villain cameo's on TV shows and Italian westerns.

[@YousifEissa]

😂

[@beavis4play]

agreed. as bad as val kilmer not winning for his doc holliday portrayal in tombstone.

[@leonidas4998]

This movie is actually really wholesome, actors complimenting each other, no betrayal, no drama, and amazingly satisfactory ending with no sad death scenes

[@ghoziakbar6410]

For a movie that directed by Tarantino it's pretty wholesome

[@CrashHell]

It’s a fairy tale. Hence the title.

[@louisemc3680]

yeah! loved it that everyone was so happy at the end and Dalton got praised. He needed that

[@ilb473]

I almost cried when {somebody} didn't die at the end

[@charleshayes2553]

A can of dog food would say otherwise

[@ghaithghazi6748]

I mean he's acting like he is acting. he acted a scene where he is a shitty actor and the he acted a scene where he is a great actor. He can act to act......now let that sink in...

[@gurikasemit]

man, you said "act" so many times act

[@coryboy345]

Actception?.....

[@damonkize]

Help. Dick stuck in trashcan.

[@liamace1107]

Yeah that's been like... a pretty common thing for a while now. There have been quite a few actors over the years to act acting amazingly.

[@neo7566]

I'M NOW CROSS EYED THINKING ABOUT THAT.

[@user-gm3ej7rp5z]

And Tarantino behind this scene: "THIS WAS AWESOME, LEO!"

[@abdellatif3567]

😂😂😂

[@yougbuck]

And Tarantino behind the Tarantino behind the Leo "Great acting guys"

[@mauricioantonioreyesmontab1573]

best comment

[@kroneexe]

@@yougbuck Hol up

[@trellzx86]

Tarantino: let's do another take..why? Everyone: because we love making movies!!

[@TheBdavis2195]

I actually tear up when he does when she tells him that. Such a great movie. You feel the relief and emotional exhaustion he's gone through to get to that point.

[@luvyou-baby]

Same, I felt his emotions and teared up just before he did. It’s one of the best acting I’ve ever seen.

[@gilveber2929]

yes, and at the same time, she puts him down by saying that. this is just one of the best scene i ve ever seen

[@emilkarpo]

She's sort of classy and generous thing you would expect from a character loosely inspired by Jodie Foster. One professional to another.

[@finnmacmanus5723]

@@gilveber2929 bro how

[@gilveber2929]

@@finnmacmanus5723 Sorry i dont understand your question, i was, with my bad english , and my acting experience, saying that, i dont know if this was on the script but when she says to him that this is the best perfomance she has ever seen, instead of being happy , he manages to cry even more lol. (that s genius in all layers possible, writing acting filming editing... )

[@Adultguj]

Leo went back to Candy Land for a moment there.

[@synystershreds]

I dont get it

[@jibranabbasi8242]

Misoure candy

[@adrianobarbosa2196]

@@synystershreds his character in Django Unchained

[@ShepardOfficial]

When he screamed and broke the glass on the table in django, it was very reminiscent of when he screamed and through the little girl here. That's backwards but I'm not retyping it.

[@tomclancy3809]

In Candy land he scream with high pitch voice but here (2:02) he have a strong voice which makes it so much more intense. Looks like he was working on his voice and it shows. I think this is the best Dicaprio performance to this date. But I would say the worst Tarantino movie.

[@Michelle-lb9ii]

"That was the best acting I've ever seen in my whole life" I like that though she is only ten years old, how earnest she is in her compliment (given her character's deep interest in acting), and how Rick genuinely receives it kindly. So cute

[@Grayto]

Compliments from children usually mean more because they can be brutally honest and come without the perceptual filter of being in society for a long time.

[@ShaferHart]

Prior to this scene she had been established to be very competent and dedicated to her craft, and not the average child actor. That's why her compliment meant so much to him and us, the audience: even though she's just a child, Dalton rightfully considered her a peer. That's why I love this scene.

[@Fuq2]

It probably was honestly, and she got to see it behind the lens of an actor playing an actor, amazing

[@leonardodicaprio1313]

💞💞Thanks for your moral support as a good fan... I've been noticing your comments..you can reach me on my private email to hangout app [e-mail] thanks for your love ♥️❤️

[@vvthetalentlessduo6976]

Yep

[@TheRadScientist_]

“Give me evil, sexy, hamlet...” The director has me rolling in this movie lmao he has some golden lines that people overlook when they first watch this film.

[@julianlopez436]

Thats my girl

[@Bellavista26]

He's hilarious in the book too lmao

[@Sheriff_GrimLaw]

"Not so much hippie. More like Hell's Angel. _RRRRHHHHMMMM!!!"_

[@coffeeheadduck3773]

@@Bellavista26 After one read, I do feel the same way. Wannamaker made me laugh in the book.

[@CRAiCED.]

"that was the best acting I've ever seen in my life" followed by the best acting you've ever seen in your life

[@hankmoody5514]

that little girl is adorable. she's gonna be a huge star

[@marcaiz2496]

Next DiCaprio fiancée maybe?

[@m0z4rt427]

@@marcaiz2496 nah too old

[@hankmoody5514]

@@marcaiz2496 hahaha. It's funny because it could be true in the future.

[@goseone412]

Kazuyaa94 whats with this joke?

[@hankmoody5514]

@@goseone412 what about it?

[@FishbowlPhenom]

The pathos of this character is actually quite fascinating, and something that doesn't get explored enough in movies (probably because it's not all that sexy). At the core of Rick Dalton is just a profound desire to do well. At first, his career aspiration seems to be all about vanity (and perhaps it is to a degree), but once we actually get to set with him, it becomes clear how much he genuinely cares about doing a great job, even for a little bit part on a random show. That's a very universal struggle - wanting to do a good job, beating yourself up when you don't perform as well as you could, and using that fire to perform better next time. It's quietly inspiring.

[@IvanLendl87]

Cody Willoughby Well said 👍

[@marcoferrando6096]

That was the best comment i've read in my whole life...

[@FishbowlPhenom]

@@marcoferrando6096 Thank you... Cody fuckin' Willoughby...

[@Sam-ho1xp]

Nice

[@Cocothemechanic]

The pathos? FOH

[@jackrthorne]

This Rick Dalton guy is a good actor, he deserves to make it big one day

[@InspireDosez]

Jack Thorne only in 🇮🇹

[@ianmcpherson2171]

Clever

[@silvervalleystudios2486]

He is based on Burt Reynolds. So his future would have been Smokey & The Bandit, Rentacop, Sharky's Machine.

[@JS-vm7pg]

Silver Valley Coins and Bullion and I think Boogie Nights

[@UserRobot215]

He might make it into one of Antonio Marghaaariiiiitiiiiis movies

[@jpobrien2123]

This might sound dumb but as an actor this scene actually makes me very emotional. That feeling when someone compliments your performance to that degree and you know that they mean it is like nothing else in the world, and DiCaprio portrays it so beautifully.

[@pavelbarsan6090]

❤

[@Matt_from_Florida]

No matter what you do for a living, when you get a heartfelt compliment, it's nice.

[@marisamar3247]

@@Matt_from_Florida In the specific case of actors, I think they NEED compliments and admiration as the rest of us normal people need air to breathe.

[@gilveber2929]

i was an actor, and i , like you did, am stunned by that performance. He s still RIck Dalton, still sick , still in major depression for being the villain and not the hero , he s acting with a child on his knees, which normally steal the show and the dialogue is a cliche, which actor is capable of such a level of acting?

[@execatty]

@@gilveber2929 this is the inception of acting.. four levels deep.. I'm 55 and he's one of the goat...

[@rajatbakshi6587]

Nobody thought jack from Titanic will become such a big method actor...Leo has come a long way..

[@chiara8561]

What's eating Gilbert Grape? was already out and he was phenomenal in it

[@wtfgretchen]

@@chiara8561 That and the Basketball Diaries... incredible. He was always a star.

[@chiara8561]

@@wtfgretchen great actor since the beginning A lot of people unfortunately hasn't seen his movies before Titanic Fantastic performances in This Boy's Life and Marvin's Room too

[@wtfgretchen]

@@chiara8561 I forgot about Marvin's Room! Thanks, I'm going to rewatch it right now.

[@chiara8561]

@@wtfgretchen it is not a great movie but I really liked his performance and the interactions with Meryl Streep and Diane Keaton's characters

[@alvarc3675]

Mr. Di Caprio, your whole career is the best acting ive ever seen in my life

[@Sean-cr7xk]

Damn right

[@bookeblade]

Kind of but have u watched blood diamond Leo performance was pure gold and again he was robbed for his role in blood diamond.

[@LeDore38]

Tbf there was some bad leo acting, especially in his younger days.

[@chiara8561]

@@LeDore38 the only performance where I think he made bad was Philippe in the man in the iron mask

[@sirmarshall9521]

@@chiara8561 I think his only 'bad' performance, just, in my opinion, was The Beach.

[@user-sh5iu1lq6x]

This isn't Leo DiCaprio's best scene. This is Rick Dalton's best scene Edit: My bad, it's Rick Fuckin Dalton

[@rudebwoy012]

Nobody said its his best scene

[@ryanjones9498]

Is that Luke Perry? I thought he died.

[@jerrycanela]

Because his performance in this movie is very bad... and the whole movie is very bad

[@user-sh5iu1lq6x]

@@jerrycanela well you can say it's not for you but it's definitely not bad news

[@abbybuttonn]

rick fuckin dalton

[@mr.fufucudlypoops8207]

The way she said "I got pads on" was the cutest thing I've seen in my whole life.

[@snecko]

I got paaaaads awn

[@JerryMetal]

BABYMETAL Gimme Chocolate

[@nachiket7565]

@@snecko FBI open up

[@rizmemes]

@@nachiket7565 wtf dude

[@JR-ju3kj]

@@rizmemes There are a lot of sick weirdos hiding out in the comments section and when they make these kinds of gross and inappropriate jokes,they're saying something about themselves.They're the ones with the issues not the movie or the character or DiCaprio.

[@jebus9001]

The way his eyes well up at the end. Gets me every time.

[@funkydozer]

lol that's supposed to portray his colossal ego in order to make you pity him, not make you empathize with him

[@jebus9001]

@@funkydozer Disagree

[@funkydozer]

@@jebus9001 You disagree with the message Tarantino was communicating with this scene? Well... ok then, I guess

[@jebus9001]

@@funkydozer I'm not sure what source you found that proves that that was his message, but assuming that it's even from the horse's mouth, it's art, so my own interpretation is fully legitimate. But for what it's worth, your colossal ego does make me pity you.

[@funkydozer]

@@jebus9001 I agreed that you disagreed, so why are you triggered?

[@SCSRdotorg]

This was a brilliant scene. He played two characters in one scene.

[@dayyanahmad117]

@@HawaiianCrow I think he is even now underrated

[@jasonibanez9855]

@@HawaiianCrow Overrated. Just because he acted different flavors of loony, doesn't make it impressive. His various alter egos were all one dimensional. His main character "Kevin" was just James McAvoy using baby talk.

[@jasonibanez9855]

@@HawaiianCrow I didn't say it was nothing, I said it was overrated. Which it was, and is, massively. He played shallow one note characters. Do you deny that? No, because you can't. Does playing multiple one note characters equate to a multidimensional character? Yes, no doubt. So does playing a single multidimensional character. Pick apart my arguments, but you can't because I'm right.

[@jayc3715]

@@HawaiianCrow Actors are judged by their total body of work not by one movie. McAvoy is a great actor but to say he's better than DiCaprio because of that one movie is silliness, I don't care how good he was in it. Leo has been bringing it for 30 years.

[@smorgasbordbipples8106]

@@HawaiianCrow Your confusing a new character at a time with a layered actor in actor performance

[@bluecatky]

I think the little girl Trudi's simple compliment about his acting meant more to Rick than all of the Director's praise.

[@ViktorRadoslavov]

she was his inspiration

[@DekuStickGamer]

Kids are honest

[@famlauriek7353]

What’s the little girls name? Wonder if she’s still acting? Not much of a movie critic but becoming more interested now!

[@premix3663]

Best scene is near the end when hes holding a margarita pitcher yelling at dirty hippies.

[@moviemaen]

DIRTY FUCKING HIPPIES!!!

[@Thomas116-m2n]

@SpiderMan 62 "Nah, it was dumber than that...."--Cliff Boothe.

[@TrueNordGaming]

That's my favorite scene.

[@MrTeeye]

That was a beautiful scene!

[@bobkaiser8782]

Any scene where damn dirty hippies are berated and/or beaten is a great scene.

[@nickkelly3199]

The scene where he's reading the book in the chair next to her is really great too!

[@joyjr91_]

People who say that Dicaprio’s overrated or way too mainstream should really blow their head off. This man has got unlimited range and he deserves even way more praise than he gets. An absolute legend of our time!

[@TrollHunterxXx]

These people have never seen the Revenant

[@MrRaulstrnad]

well he has improved through experience

[@naylik2562]

" People not praising one of the most mass sponsored actor in Pedowood as the most talented actor of all times should literally kill themselves" You seem like a great man and not a sheeply cocksucker at all

[@soulknight5330]

*blow their head off?????*

[@illicitleafcombuster]

Uh…I’m not sure disliking an actor should be punishable by death

[@bw-xv2rz]

"Rick *FUCKING* dalton!" -Rick Dalton

[@kartikeysharma4644]

Cliff booth

[@bg357wg]

Leonardo DiCaprio

[@mataronakeni3569]

Brad Pitt

[@jetMan365]

Quentin Tarantino

[@musakhan9719]

God

[@joemckim1183]

Luke Perry's last acting performance that anyone got to see was him going out on top appearing in a Tarantino movie acting with one of the best actors in the world(Leo).

[@doric_historic]

I actually thought it was Paul "Crocodile Dundee" Hogan, not see the Movie yet so not sure why i am even watching this.

[@ChickSage]

Fuckin' A!

[@StreetTruckinTitan]

Actually was in season 3 of Riverdale when he passed.

[@joemckim1183]

@@StreetTruckinTitan Well still its great to see that one of his last performances is he really gets to step up to the big leagues and have a great scene with DiCaprio and others.

[@StreetTruckinTitan]

@@joemckim1183 I agree. Tragic. Rip

[@rockoperajon]

This is probably the best performance I’ve ever seen out of DiCaprio. If he hadn’t been going up against Joaquin Phoenix, I think he would’ve gotten another Oscar for this.

[@chiara8561]

I know It Is unpopular but I thought he was better than Joaquin Joaquin should have won for his incredible performance in You Were Never Really Here the year before but he wasn't even nominated. So I'm glad he won for Joker

[@imbored6879]

Joker is a knock off of Taxi Driver, And it was a terrible movie. The Oscar’s are a joke just like the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame.

[@mattm8932]

@@imbored6879 no it isn’t. It’s great.

[@MegatronRacing237]

Watch him in Django

[@rockoperajon]

@@MegatronRacing237 I did. He was fantastic. He’s better here, though.

[@tomedward8652]

It is those last 60 seconds of acting that hit you. The slow zoom to his face as you see the emotions welling up in him - so very well captured and acted.

[@yanderefangirl8317]

RIP Luke Perry Can’t believe that this was his last movie.

[@alchemyphoenix2374]

He definitely could have done worse. Tarantino loves bringing back actors who haven't been in the limelight for a while. I'm glad I got to see Luke Perry do something awesome again before he passed away.

[@SCharlesDennicon]

Yes it was kind of a downer. But on the bright side, his last movie could have been much worse.

[@milugardeimagenysonido]

This movie kind of immortalized him.

[@praveensukabrahmam]

@@SCharlesDennicon thinking of Riverdale, although he was the only good thing that series had

[@srami004]

Oh sh!t I forgot that he died...

[@douggraham5082]

DiCaprio really is a fantastic actor. Maybe the best of his entire generation.

[@JFinker73]

Look at Leo Dicaprio in a movie while in a movie....its a Filmception.

[@alexanderstark5233]

AND he was in inception. What is this, 3 levels?

[@khalidkaxs5649]

oh yeah nice one

[@puremadness]

JFinker73 technically they’re making a TV show not a movie lol

[@mathieustephens8391]

Best comment i've seen in a long time! mind blown

[@Sean-cr7xk]

@@alexanderstark5233 it is infinite

[@lorenzolamas1768]

Dude I almost cried when she says “That was the best acting I’ve seen in my entire life”

[@Far592]

*the character I’m watching on screen almost cried upon hearing that line so I’m going to tell people on the internet that I almost did too in order to feign a connection between me and this character* You’re embarrassing.

[@LacoSinfonia]

Review Screw Settle down, bud.

[@Luke-gs6kz]

@@Far592 chill i almost cried too, the build up to that scene led to us feeling that way. I bet your triumphant moments coming, and ill cry then too:)

[@cachorrao0703]

@@Far592 calm down, kid.

[@jojo_n_dat7325]

@@Far592 Right loool

[@mastercontrolprogram163]

Seeing Leonardo DiCaprio growing up from What’s Eating Gilbert Grape, to Titanic, to Inception, to The Revenant and to Once Upon a Time In Hollywood is my generations Marlon Brando.

[@jayc3715]

Completely agree. First movie I remember seeing him was in Grape. He outshined Depp back when he was still good, and I thought to myself man what a great job but probably just a one hit wonder. Then I saw Basketball Diaries, and thought nope, he's going to be a mega star. The huge range he had was very evident just between those 2 movies.

[@mattkemerait]

RIP Luke Perry. Dude was way too young. Leo crushing it as always.

[@iamthem.a.n.middleagednerd1053]

There are times in life when a little bit of kindness can have the biggest of impacts on our lives. I feel like in this scene Rick Dalton summoning up this great 2 minutes of work and then getting the compliments from the little girl and the director was what he needed at that point in his life to erase all thoughts that he was a fraud or a poser or that he didn't belong in his world. So beautiful.

[@RustinChole]

Good point.

[@iamthem.a.n.middleagednerd1053]

@@RustinChole thank you

[@losbebeast8449]

leonardo truly is one of the greatest actors of our time, you know you're going to get gold every time he is on screen

[@TrollHunterxXx]

Can say the same for BP

[@RSpracticalshooting]

@@TrollHunterxXx absolutely, he has had so many amazing roles as well.

[@ranchump]

DiCaprio nails it as usual. You see how desperately he wants to be a master of his craft and how happy he was to be able to deliver it.

[@shivamr4725]

Damnn the way his eyes get teary after saying thank you. Leo 🔥🥰

[@shogunrua1040]

I remember watching this scene in the theather and realizing after the scene ended how amazing Leo's acting was. His role in this movie is soooooooo underrated

[@Flyhr]

Its a good movie with some great acting. Compared to Tarantino's other films it's nothing special. But this scene is one of Leo's best acting scenes imo

[@uncletrick1]

"That was the best acting I've seen in my whole life" is an underrated great comedic line.

[@chriscrux4556]

and the way Rick reacts to it as well. Really sums up the whole tone of the movie really well.

[@ReMattch]

@@chriscrux4556 This movie was way more feel-good than I expected a movie about Hollywood in the 70s and the Manson Murders was going to be. Walked out with a big smile on my face like everything is gonna be okay in life.

[@Mobischer]

@@ReMattch but a little sad right?

[@ReMattch]

@@Mobischer I suppose, since it's not what really happened. But I think that's what Tarantino was going for, it's his love letter to the golden age of Hollywood.

[@Mobischer]

@@ReMattch yes excactly but i was sad because what could have happend and the last song was sad too

[@mateoairaudo5535]

Di Caprio is so fantastic in this movie. He´ll most likely receive another Oscar nom, though Phoenix and De Niro are just extraordinary too and a hint above Leo.

[@aitormartin9111]

Mateo Airaudo I’m totally agree with you , I never been i huge fan of DiCaprio until his last 3 films I think . In this one , in my opinion , he plays one of the best rolls in his career and this time he has the bad luck the Joaquin Phoenix has the Oscar in his pocket.

[@mateoairaudo5535]

@@aitormartin9111 Yeah, but at least he already won. However, he should have got it for The Wolf of Wall Street.

[@mateoairaudo5535]

This year is competitive as hell. Di Caprio, De Niro, Phoenix and let's not leave Pattinson out. He's getting great reviews for his work in The Lighthouse. Adam Sandler might be a surprise too. Have seen Joker, The Irishman and Tarantino's. I still have to see The Lighthouse and Uncut Gems.

[@aitormartin9111]

Mateo Airaudo I can’t wait to see those two movies , Adam Sandler surprise me in the trailer. But as I said , they are a beautiful performances this year but one is above all of them. Joker is one of the best that I saw in my life. Maybe the best . He is gonna get it for sure. No doubt.

[@mateoairaudo5535]

@@aitormartin9111 99% sure. You never know with the politically correct Academy. Yes, so looking forward to see the other films. As for Sandler, he's always been talented. I'm glad he's doing serious stuff again instead of Grown Ups 3. God.

[@TheLatesAnalyst]

“50,000$ would buy me a whole lotta chicken moelaay in Mexico” … thats a lot of money … “ well she’s a lotta little girl or don’t chu agree? “ bruh killed that scene 😂

[@kungfu5130]

The girl is so talented the best part was when the girl laughs and says 'oh yeah that is kind of funny'

[@puremercury]

With every role, Leo grows a little. Very few actors more than 30 years into their careers can say the same. I am proud to have interned for his company.

[@jonazo7188]

"Well she's a lot of little girl" is such a Tarantino line.

[@infringinator]

that's still a lot of money

[@sancheezzzy2712]

She had no business being that good & stealing scenes from Leo. That little girl is going to be a STAR.

[@Mari000]

She’s on American Housewife on ABC 👍

[@Jackholiday1025]

I mean who knows

[@fancypants5782]

@Just think And you'll still be a degenerate loser who spends his days ranting about little girls because you're so frustrated that women your own age won't talk to you.

[@twodogs3868]

Tatum and Ryan.

[@yekna459]

🤮

[@al4prez13]

This scene is utter redemption for Rick, and that's partly what makes it satisfying to watch.

[@mhaze210]

This scene felt like a sense of relief, after seeing Rick Dalton depressed throughout the film... to see the Director (the original Spider-Man actor), praise Rick Dalton (Leo) 2:48 it was almost shocking to see a "happy moment" like that in a Tarantino film. I was expecting some twist at the end of the scene like the cameras weren't even rolling and they had to go again.

[@Badchi]

Just like with the moment at Charlie Manson's farm, Tarantino had us by the balls

[@raziel4235]

Nah, the best scene is when Brad beats the living crap outta that bizzare chick for stabbing him

[@bluskamqko]

yeah, this guy hasn't seen the ending

[@mrimpossible4353]

They are both the best for their own reasons. Also when Brad Pitt beats the shit out of that hippie and makes him change his tire.

[@michaeljensen2013]

I personally like the flamethrower scene with the chick in the pool.

[@timmybeduria5719]

I feel sorry for those poor cute girls and i think im the only one lol

[@manaspuranik8353]

Turns her face into a fuckin pulp lmao

[@theplourde]

No going to lie when I saw Luke Perry on screen, I cried. The best. RIP

[@dallasbagley]

He did great in this scene too. I love his understated style of performance.

[@briangraysonesq.4955]

DiCaprio said he was thrilled to do this scene with Luke Perry because he loved him in 90210.

[@rodrigocecchetto]

He's an actor acting as an actor who's acting in that moment, and all of it was perfectly executed. Leo is amazing.

[@crosleysparty]

That was the best acting I’ve seen in my whole life.

[@jayc3715]

My mother and I were sitting on a coach having a random conversation with this movie playing in the background, we both had already seen it. Then this scene started, we both stopped talking and were just captivated by it. It was like we were in a trance, and when it over we just looked at each other and we were like damn he's good. I never realized how good that scene was until then.

[@Qwazin]

"We don't need to go again?" Oh, Rick. It's as if he just realized how much he loves acting. My heart can't take it.

[@tonybalsamo8673]

Leo stops for a solid minute to let the adrenaline wear off AND THEN he cries. Spectacular.

[@joyitreethakur4218]

That expression in his eyes is just priceless!

[@nikagogibedashvili6476]

To really see how good of an actor Dicaprio is it really helps to see when he's intentionally acting bad - during the scene when he forgets lines and is generally not natural. Now he's on top of his game in this scene and the difference is so huge, that you automatically appreciate Dicaprio's craft.

[@collinmartin9925]

The director talking to rick at the end was actually the eldest male van trapp kid in the sound of music and also played spider man in the 70s.

[@isabelalzateestrada]

He played Friedrich?

[@collinmartin9925]

Isabel Alzate that is correct

[@isabelalzateestrada]

@@collinmartin9925 cool, thanks

[@gomcocramp]

looks like bryan cranston

[@MrTeeye]

The Sam Wanamaker character (director) was played brilliantly by Nicholas Hammond, one of my favorite characters in this movie.

[@sameerahmed-gx8js]

that’s why i say leonardo is hollywood one the greatest

[@nicolasderuiter1699]

This was one of the best scenes, in terms of pure, powerful acting, I've ever seen. It communicates so much meaning and is totally absorbing to watch.

[@larsyxa]

That's Luke Perry. He tragically died early 2019 from a stroke. RIP.

[@eatfugu]

He does look unhealthy here

[@oceanpacific3841]

Sucks he died but for him to be in a tarrentino film is pretty cool, I'm sure he was happy about it

[@NecroxProduction]

-That's a lot of money. -Well, she's a lot of little girl! I love how this sounded.

[@jonazo7188]

That's Tarantino for ya!

[@birk3nstock]

I feel that scene in the end a lot. Once when I was feeling really down my little sister facetimed me to show me a picture she drew of me and I almost broke down in front of her. She really cheered me up a lot in that moment.

[@alejandroalartiz9451]

I've will love to see that entire movie inside the movie.

[@frozenbananas6726]

Alejandro Alartiz it’s actually a real life TV show from the late 60’s called Lancer. A lot of that stuff is based off real life tv shows and movies. I also want to see a real life version of DeCaprio’s show Bounty Law, that would be awesome 😂

[@alejandroalartiz9451]

@@frozenbananas6726 Thanks for that trivia dude. And yeah, Bounty Law is a good concept for a western.

[@jamesallen4447]

Alejandro Alartiz I know, What happened in the kidnapping deal. I imagine it written and directed by Terrantino where anything could happen as long as it's violent.

[@PiCheZvara]

I think a lot of people (including me initially) overlook how great DiCaprio's performance is in this scene and the scene before. How you can see how Rick Dalton is moved that he finally did something right, he finally got some respect. You can see how not used to this he is, how much it means to him and you literally see how the expression changes in his eyes from that of surprised joy to a kind of inner, subjective reflection of "OK, at long last I finally did something right, I finally succeeded at least at something". This and the scene before where DiCaprio had to act like he forgot his lines, but still tried to stay emotionally in the scene, but couldn't because he's pissed off at himself - it's one of the best pieces of acting DiCaprio has ever done and it's probably what will earn him another Oscar nomination. And it's all the more impressive considering he himself has never experienced failure like this - he was always lauded and respected since his early acting days, he is the exact opposite of a loser and yet he absolutely nails the emotions of someone who feels like an overlooked piece of crap that gets no respect. A hell of an actor.

[@ghadaghada5124]

👏👏👏👏 A hell of a comment

[@tiagombg]

No way I'm gonna read this big ass comment.

[@Horror-Man]

"Evil Hamlet scares people!" A single line funnier than entire episodes of Big Bang Theory.

[@randompalmtopgaming7541]

This was really Rick Dalton giving his best. It wasn't an all time grand display in absolute metrics, and the girl's comment at the end brilliantly encapsulates that. BUT the fact that Leonardo Fucking DiCaprio manages to act out a solid actor's greatest moment in that exact measure..well oh my.

[@jeremiebradette8502]

The director is very wholesome. A lot of actors and actresses and either overly sensitive or absurdly insecure, so you need positive reinforcement to bring the best out of everyone

[@okayge_]

Leo is the only person who could've played this character.

[@21bootup]

Same with him in django

[@World-birder]

I like when Leo is not acting, he’s a stutter in “real life”. Great idea.

[@humbukkerz]

I think the best scene by far is when he has a melt down in his trailor after fucking up his scene lol

[@kevinpenman6443]

I fucking love that scene 👌🏻👍🏻

[@travisbickle5829]

I prefer the scene the one just before that which causes his meltdown.

[@JuicePrime]

Yea

[@jezmo3761]

I completely agree

[@brophpiece]

Just absolutely beautiful. This is the kind of moment that should remind people that age comes with experience, and experience comes with personal fulfillment

[@visencere]

I honestly would’ve watched the full version of this movie with Leo. That was fantastic.

[@prosimian]

1:22 Leo sounds exactly like a Spaghetti western villain from the 60s

[@christocrisco]

Some of Rick Dalton’s finest work! And very funny. The trusting relationship he accidentally cultivated earlier with Trudi makes this a believable and satisfying victory for ol’ Rick. And you’ve gotta love the director. Guy is just fantastic.

[@johnn_.e]

I was so proud off Rick for nailing it when I watched it lol Leo is a beast

[@BebeLush2]

"Deliver my message!" This scene is just about everything you ever wanted to see in a great actor.

[@rorichey3010]

"Evil Hamlet scares people." 😂

[@covert0overt_810]

ya.. ya....

[@SuperSoupy]

In the words of Downey in Tropic Thunder: "I'm a dude playing a dude disguised as another dude!!"

[@thathandleistakentrythisone]

Nice lololol

[@MegaRudyray]

The dudes are emerging....

[@lesliepropheter5040]

Oscar for Downey Jr. in Tropic Thunder

[@susancioban-dwyer2569]

Downey Jr. was nominated for best supporting actor but Heath Ledger got the Oscar.

[@lesliepropheter5040]

@@susancioban-dwyer2569 Thanks for that! Yeah, I see why now. Ledger went so deep he couldn't get back out. Excellent acting. Downey was more wicked fun though, all those guys were.

[@deepkumar16]

Loved this scene. That's why Di Caprio is best actor of his generation.

[@ryebread921]

Christian Bale says hold my beer.

[@mohammedghattas1842]

@@ryebread921 christian bale my ass

@@ryebread921 lmao did you just compare bale to freaking leonardo ? Lmao i'm dead

[@deepulse9752]

@@ryebread921 Christian Bale is the best in transformations. Leo is the best in acting. period.

[@eddiehill7831]

It’s like he’s acting like someone who acts good, but not great, he’s like finding the right acting ability for the character of rick and it’s incredible how he can do that

[@Veldtian1]

Yeah like that petty narcissistic self congratulatory insecure Rick-fuckin-Dalton bit at the end, exactly what that tier actor would do when he pulled one out that once in awhile.

[@daveyboy_]

not the best scene in the movie, maybe the best acted scene .

[@juliabarrosmachado47]

Yes the ending is definitely better it’s so good

[@ralexand56]

@Mario Martin Lozar You are correct, sir!

[@AC-wl7ve]

bruce lee scene

[@narwhal5447]

*Anybody order a fried sauerkraut?*

[@crowthebro1599]

J M Unpopular opinion: it’s the most overrated movie ever.

[@eminc4135]

Best part of the scene for me was when Trudi meets up with her stunt double at 2:50 every actor needs a stuntman

[@TheRealCabe]

It’s the little things...

[@painhead6326]

For me, it seems familiar between them and Rick & Cliff because in the scene of Rick Dalton saying to Trudi: "in 15 years you will living it" maybe it predicts the life of that girl with her stuntman as Rick and Cliff are living it right now.

[@alaskaguyd963]

@Libertate Veritas The double in that scene is 27.

[@DTD110865]

@@alaskaguyd963 So who is she?

[@BerlinerinToni]

And the stunt double is wearing glasses! 😆😆

[@hitman.agent69]

3:32 my parents after they see me playing a tree in a school play

[@mikeyyyyyy3312]

The way he tears up in this movie shows so much emotion my god man

[@SoulRebelInStereo]

He cries because he knows even kids will love his acting when hes past his prime it's a testament

[@carl_anderson9315]

[Soul Rebel In Stereo] Ikr. I just happened to turn 42 a few days ago but I take care of myself pretty well. I saw my 12 year old goddaughter a last week and she looks at me all confused and said “42? I thought you were 27 or something”. It made my day because from all people, she was the only one being sincere. Personally I don’t think looks are important, and certainly I don’t look 27, but my point is, sometimes children compliments are the best, so I get Rick.

[@christinelackey1794]

He's a good actor but an ASSHOLE man

[@choccy1984]

This is the exact scene I was looking for. Pure artistry.

[@loyalbaratheon]

“I got pads on!” Adorable! Give Leo another Oscar!

[@vishnuanand1583]

This has to be one of the best acting scenes in movie history

[@diegohoyos6129]

I agree... is one of the best directors, the best actor in the world in one of the best scenes of the history.

[@buckeye256]

This movie and most scenes, get better each viewing. There is something so deeply personal in the way Tarantino tells a story. We can't help but be drawn to the characters.

[@theeastwoodbro7505]

This scene (and the scene before it) absolutely sold me on this as one of the best flicks i've seen. You start out slowly, getting to know the neuroses of DiCarpBro's character, his insecurities and belief that he is a has been. When he fails his lines and goes berserk about it in extreme hyperbole - you are on edge for this entire scene. You really believe for a while there that he will fail his career at this point in the movie and botch the scene, and then this happens, he turns it around and BAM, goosebumps.

[@zep68cd]

I remember when i used to think Dicaprio wasn't a great actor, i look back now, at his growing process as a professional, and it's simply outstanding how he got me used to expect nothing but the best out of every performance. What a carreer.

[@Ron-tj8is]

an actor acting as an actor acting. That is the true test of incredible acting.

[@matthix2678]

I swear he is the best ! I cannot stop watching this scene.

[@HellavaGz]

Best scene for me is when he messed up his lines and he had nervous break down tried to stop then continued his part and made that face of anger and confusion while trying to play it straight and trying to play his part all at the same time😂😂😂😂

[@jeffreysmith4309]

Di Caprio robbed of Oscar for this performance and for Wolf of Wall Street as well.

[@Velimirius]

Best scene ever especially at the end, would give him oscar for that.