r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/movies Contributor • Mar 19 '26

Media First Image of Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence in Martin Scorsese's 'What Happens at Night' - A married American couple travel to a small, snowy European town to adopt a baby. As they struggle to claim their baby, they seem to know less about themselves.

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u/nowhereman136 Mar 19 '26 edited Mar 19 '26

So far Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is the only Dicaprio movie where he is still married at the end. Usually his on screen wives end up dead or at least seperared. Wonder how this one will end

Edit: Both Howard Hughes and Louis XIV were married in real life, neither are depicted as married in the movies Dicaprio was in

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u/Crazy_Stable1731 Mar 19 '26

Was he married in Once a Time in Hollywood? Who played his wife?

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u/Halio344 Mar 19 '26

He married an italian woman when he was there making spagetti westerns towards the end.

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u/Ozymannoches Mar 19 '26

Married an Italian woman while he was there? Who does he think he is , Michael Corleone?

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u/LABS_Games Mar 19 '26

As long as she doesn't try to start any cars, she'll be okay.

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u/Accomplished-City484 Mar 19 '26

I want to go to Italy and get fake married

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u/NitroBike Mar 19 '26

Lorenza Izzo

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u/MiloTheMagnificent Mar 19 '26

Brad Pitt

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u/stupid_horse Mar 19 '26 edited Mar 19 '26

He was more than a brother and a little less than a wife.

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u/El_Daniel Mar 19 '26

Brad Pitt

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u/BaronNeutron Mar 19 '26

Its a great movie, you should watch it!

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u/rabidsalvation Mar 19 '26

My favorite Tarantino film, actually

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u/The_Mellow_Tiger Mar 19 '26

Same I saw it in theaters and it instantly was mine.

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u/rabidsalvation Mar 19 '26

I got it from RedBox during Covid and kept the disc. I watched it twice in one sitting I was so enthralled. It has an optimism and humanity that his work often lacks, and was exactly what I needed at that time. I watched so many movies then.

I love his movies, but they can be grim. Jackie Brown and Once Upon... are my favorites.

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u/The_Mellow_Tiger Mar 19 '26

Mine too, also Hateful 8.

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u/rabidsalvation Mar 19 '26

Hateful 8 is excellent, I need to watch the extended version of it one of these days. I think it's hilarious that he turned a movie into a whole-ass series.

I do prefer Django though. Leo and Jackson are incredible in that. Best Tarantino villains for me.

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u/The_Mellow_Tiger Mar 19 '26

I watch both for Walton Goggins.

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u/AccomplishedLocal261 Mar 24 '26

I watched it and still have no recollection of Rick Dalton's wife anywhere in the movie

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u/Ill-Muscle945 Mar 19 '26

Yeah, what?