Leonardo Wilhelm DiCaprio (born November 11, 1974) is an American actor and film producer. His first role was on the sitcom Growing Pains, but his breakthrough film performance came in This Boy's Life. This was quickly followed by What's Eating Gilbert Grape; his performance as the mentally handicapped brother of Gilbert (Johnny Depp) brought him nominations for the Golden Globe and Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. He gained fame for...
Howard Hughes is talking to his engineers about the new design for the aircra...
Howard Hughes knows that Brewster works for Juan as they negotiate with each ...
Ariadne and Cobb sit at a sidewalk cafe. He explains the physics of dreams.
Howard is amazed by the speed of his new plane during its test flight. He sha...
Billy is telling Colin that all he wants is his identity back, he doesn't nee...
Howard Hughes is in front of his engineers telling them how he wants the plan...
Hani regrets not getting to the safe house earlier, so that he could have pre...
Odie has some concerns about Howard Hughes' new Western movie that he wants t...
Howard Hughes tried to threaten Juan Trippe but Howard is in a much worse pos...
Howard's discussion with John is interrupted by the cigarette girl. Howard lo...
Howard figures a way to build the plane that he is discussing with Jack, whic...
When Jack and Rose return to inform Cal and Ruth of the ship's condition, Lov...
Howard becomes more uncomfortable at the Hepburn's table and becomes short wi...
Howard Hughes is talking to Juan about his spy plane that crashed into a resi...
No sooner than the Hercules is successful, Howard moves in another direction....
Cobb explains to Ariadn that the subject's population attacks the dreamer whe...
French gets Billy to back down from the guy at the bar, then keeps talking.
After getting orders from Ed not to go to the Balad safe house, Roger tells B...
Howard Hughes hates it when people call his gigantic airplane the Spruce Goos...
Howard Hughes is talking to Johnny and he wants to make sure that the lenders...
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