Leonardo DiCaprio sure loves his period pieces hes made about a dozen of them.
But this got us thinking, which historical Leo is the best Leo?
Do you prefer him as the King of the World or the Wolf of Wall Street?
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(Same goes for Baz Luhrmanns contemporary retelling ofRomeo + Juliet.)
ThenThe Man in the Iron MaskLeo is the one for you.
That said, he does wear a bear pelt and hat that is totally 1820s frontier chic.
The Quick and the Dead (1880s)
Welcome Leo to the wild, wild West.
But we still have so much nostalgia (and so many feelings) for this historical Leo.
This historical Leo might just be the king of our world.
His shirts are so beautiful they make grown women cry.
We raise a glass of champagne to this historical Leo.
J. Edgar (1919-70s)
This one is sort of cheating becauseJ.
Edgarspans decades and multiple historical periods.
Leo portrays J. Edgar Hoover from young adulthood to deathbed.
DiCaprio delivers a compelling performance with an Errol Flynn worthy mustache and a bevy of impeccable suits.
InRevolutionary Road,DiCaprio perfects the suburban ennui of the man in the gray flannel suit.
Plus, he gives fans a long-awaited (if deeply depressing) reunion with Kate Winslet.
Plus, he gives Tom Hanks a run for his money while doing it.
This just might be our favorite historical Leo, and thats no con.
Who do you think is the best historical Leo?
Vote in our poll below.
