During the promotional tour for their film "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," Margot Robbie and Brad Pitt couldn't resist poking fun at their co-star Leonardo DiCaprio regarding the controversial ending of his character, Jack, in "Titanic."
Leonardo DiCaprio, known for his diverse roles, faced a humorous interrogation about the iconic scene during an interview related to "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood." The spotlight turned to the pivotal moment when Jack did not join Rose on the floating door, leading to his character's tragic demise.
In response to a journalist's question about why Jack didn't use the door, DiCaprio playfully responded with a succinct "No comment." This prompted Margot Robbie to join in the banter, teasingly suggesting, "Didn't you ask them to use a smaller door?" Her laughter resonated through the conversation, highlighting the lighthearted atmosphere.
Brad Pitt, observing DiCaprio's response, decided to add his own jest, stating, "Accept it, Leo, you did fit!" The remark elicited laughter from everyone in the studio, showcasing the camaraderie between the actors on the promotional tour.
In good spirits, Brad Pitt chimed in, "Hey, at least you made it into the water, Leo. It was a close call for Jack, but he still managed to take the plunge." The camaraderie between the actors was evident as they turned a lighthearted spotlight on one of the most debated scenes in cinematic history.
DiCaprio, taking it all in stride, couldn't help but crack a smile at the friendly teasing. "Well, at least I didn't sink with the ship, unlike some other characters I know," he quipped back, referring to Pitt's character in "Titanic," who did not fare as well as Jack.
The exchange added a delightful touch to the promotional tour, showcasing not only the actors' chemistry on-screen but also their camaraderie and sense of humor off-screen. As the laughter echoed in the studio, it was evident that, despite the passing years, the enduring legacy of "Titanic" and its unforgettable ending continues to be a source of amusement for the cast.
