Leonardo DiCaprio has had his share of steamy sex scenes in films including his most memorable one in "Titanic" with Kate Winslet but the "Wolf of Wall Street" leading man got quite a shock during the filming of his bed scene with costar Margot Robbie.
23-year-old Margot Robbie shared the awkward but humurous experience filming the sex scene with DiCaprio in an interview for Manhattan magazine's January/February issue.
She shared details of the experience, saying, "we were positioned while they lit around us in one scene, and I kind of pushed Leo's head to one side and told him he was in my light and he moved out of [it]."
Margot Robbie added a description of her costar's reaction, sharing, "he was so incredulous that I had told him to get out of my light, and physically moved him out of the way, he was like, 'Did you really just do that?'"
Leonardo DiCaprio had reportedly been shocked by his costar's unexpected remark and action that he was incredulous for the next few seconds.
Margot Robbie expressed her views on Leonardo DiCaprio regarding the incident, saying that she doesn't think anyone has told the "Titanic" star to get out of their light in quite some time.
She also shared that DiCaprio looked extremely shocked by her action but she found his reaction funny instead of scary.
Despite Margot Robbie leading DiCaprio by the nose in the bedroom scenes, the star confessed to looking up to her famous costar throughout
"The Wolf of Wall Street" filming. She said that working with DiCaprio had challenged her every minute of the filming and the struggle to keep up with the movie veteran pushed her to improve her acting to a level that's beyond her expectations.
She added that she found the experience of working with Leonardo DiCaprio "incredibly satisfying" and described it as "a dream come true."
Margot Robbie also confessed to Manhattan magazine that Leondardo DiCaprio has always been her favorite actor, adding, "both he and Marty [Martin Scorcese] have such massive presences when you're around them-they're unstoppable, like this force that keeps moving; they have so much dimension, it sometimes seems impossible to keep up with them."
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