This Article is From Dec 17, 2011

Leonardo Dicaprio likes complicated roles

Leonardo Dicaprio likes complicated roles

Highlights

  • Actor Leonardo DiCaprio says he chooses his parts based on the characters rather than the genre of the movie.
  • The J. Edgar star said he never thinks about the type of genre he wants to tackle next in his career path and instead plans his movie choices according to the roles he finds interesting, Contactmusic reported.
  • "I've never doubted the material I've been drawn to. I don't do a film because I feel it's time to do a comedy or a science-fiction or another genre.
  • "I do it because I'm motivated, it interests me, and I feel as if I could be of service to the character. And I like complicated characters," he said.
  • DiCaprio, 37, stars as FBI founder J Edgar Hoover in the drama film and is also working on The Great Gatsby - an adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel - and has enjoyed the experience of both movies as he was able to do so much research to prepare for the parts.
  • "Like The Great Gatsby, 'J. Edgar' led to a million questions I wanted answered, and it got me excited to research the character," he added.
London: Actor Leonardo DiCaprio says he chooses his parts based on the characters rather than the genre of the movie.

The J. Edgar star said he never thinks about the type of genre he wants to tackle next in his career path and instead plans his movie choices according to the roles he finds interesting, Contactmusic reported.

"I've never doubted the material I've been drawn to. I don't do a film because I feel it's time to do a comedy or a science-fiction or another genre.

"I do it because I'm motivated, it interests me, and I feel as if I could be of service to the character. And I like complicated characters," he said.

DiCaprio, 37, stars as FBI founder J Edgar Hoover in the drama film and is also working on The Great Gatsby - an adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel - and has enjoyed the experience of both movies as he was able to do so much research to prepare for the parts.

"Like The Great Gatsby, 'J. Edgar' led to a million questions I wanted answered, and it got me excited to research the character," he added.

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