Leonardo DiCaprio has spent years delivering one stellar performance after another, yet for the longest time, the Oscars kept slipping through his fingers. It wasn’t until The Revenant that he finally took home the gold, but let’s be honest, his vast library of work with Martin Scorsese alone could have earned him one ages ago.
Now, the iconic actor-director duo is showing no signs of slowing down. Because, out of DiCaprio’s six upcoming films, four are with Scorsese! Safe to say, the filmmaker isn’t letting go of his favorite leading man anytime soon.
Why DiCaprio-Scorsese fans are in for a treat!
From the very start of his career, Leonardo DiCaprio has been a force to be reckoned with, and that fact still stands true to this day! If a movie has his name on it, one thing is for sure, no matter what, DiCaprio will never be the weak link.
Even in a hypothetical “bad” film (which, let’s be real, is nearly impossible with DiCaprio in it), he would still be the standout element, elevating the experience.
Now, pair him with Martin Scorsese, and it becomes something truly special. Over the years, their work together has not only shaped modern cinema but has also redefined the very essence of what makes a film unforgettable.
And the best part? They’re far from done. And it looks like the best is yet to come, and fans should be excited as it turns out, out of DiCaprio’s six upcoming films, four are with Scorsese. Here is the list of the actor’s upcoming films fans should look out for!
- The Wager – Dir. Martin Scorsese
- One Battle After Another w/ Regina Hall – Dir. Paul Thomas Anderson
- Devil in the White City – Dir. Martin Scorsese
- Untitled Evel Knievel Biopic – Dir. Damien Chazelle
- Untitled Frank Sinatra Biopic w/ Jennifer Lawrence – Dir. Martin Scorsese
- Untitled Crime Drama w/ Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt – Dir. Martin Scorsese
Fans are certainly excited to see what the next few years hold for the actor, and by the looks of it, he is booked and busy, ready to deliver some truly stellar performances.
Everything you need to know about Hollywood’s golden boy’s next exciting chapter (in detail!)
Leonardo DiCaprio is gearing up for an incredible run of films, with a mix of action, biopics, and crime dramas, that have fans eagerly waiting. Thus, here is something more fans should know about these films and get excited.
First up on the immediate horizon is One Battle After Another, a believe it or not, three-hour action-comedy directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, set to hit theaters on August 8, 2025. Reports suggest the film takes inspiration from Something Wild, the 1988 film, and will be a blend of action, dark humor, and high-energy storytelling.
Meanwhile, as seen on the list, Martin Scorsese and DiCaprio are reuniting for quite a few projects and one of them is The Wager, an adaptation of David Grann’s 2023 book, though its release date is still under wraps, the two names attached are enough to get people hyped up. And adding to the good news, after years of delays, Devil in the White City, the true-crime story of serial killer HH Holmes, is finally moving forward and of course, the duo is a part of it.
Now coming to the list of biopics he has stacked up, Damien Chazelle’s Evel Knievel biopic will take a fresh approach, focusing on Knievel’s daring 1974 Snake River Canyon stunt.
Another perfect people are waiting for is Scorsese’s Frank Sinatra biopic, with DiCaprio set to play the legendary singer and Jennifer Lawrence as Ava Gardner, though the film faces hurdles, as Sinatra’s daughter has yet to give her blessing.
Lastly, DiCaprio is yet again diving deep with Scorsese in the world of action with an untitled crime drama featuring Dwayne Johnson, and Emily Blunt. The film is said to be inspired by the real-life power struggle for control of the island’s underworld in the 1960s and 70s.
It is pretty clear, that even after spending decades in the industry, Leonardo DiCaprio (as well as Martin Scorsese) are gearing up for some of their most ambitious projects yet, giving fans plenty to be excited about!
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