Leonardo DiCaprio - Biography, Height & Life Story

Leonardo DiCaprio American Actor and Film Producer

Quick Facts

Nickname:Leo Lenny D

Full Name:Leonardo Wilhelm DiCaprio

Profession:Actor and Film Producer

Nationality:American

Age (as of 2019):45 years old

Date of Birth:November 11, 1974

Birthplace:Hollywood, California

Zodiac Sign: Scorpio

Height, Weight & Physical Stats

Height:6 feet 0 inches (1.83 m)

Weight:75 kg (165 lbs)

Chest:42 inch

Waist:34 inch

Biceps:14 inch

Hair Color:Blonde

Eye Color:Dark Brown

Leonardo DiCaprio Education

Qualification: General Equivalency Diploma (GED)

School: Seeds Elementary School (now UCLA Lab School), Los Angeles, California,
John Marshall High School, Los Angeles, California,
Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies, Los Angeles, California

College: Not Known

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Leonardo DiCaprio Career

Profession: Actor and Film Producer

Debut TV Series/Movie:

Television Debut: The New Lassie (1989)
Film Debut: Critters 3 (1991, science fiction horror comedy film)

Salary: Under Review

Net Worth: $216.8 million

Family & Relatives

Father: George DiCaprio (writer)

Mother: Irmelin Indenbirken, Peggy Farrar (step mother)

Brother(s): Adam Farrar (step brother)

Sister(s): N/A

Marital Status: Single

Leonardo DiCaprio Favorites

Hobbies: Collecting Action Figures, Playing Video Games

Favorite Actor: Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, & Jack Nicholson

Favorite Actress: Meg Ryan, Meryl Streep

Favorite Food: Pasta, Lemonade

Favorite Color: Green, Black

Leonardo DiCaprio is pretty active on Instagram

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#Regram #RG @franslanting: Photos by @FransLanting The best way to document endangered animals like the Asiatic cheetah, which occurs only in Iran, is to use camera traps. It took the combined expertise of Iranian scientists and local wildlife rangers along with the permission of Iran’s Department of Environment and the support of an @NatGeo assignment to enable me to make this rare image of a male cheetah crossing a mountain pass. The second photo shows the teamwork that is required in the field. I am thankful to my friends in Iran for their help and devastated that two of the people shown in this photo have been in jail for more than a year now, accused of using camera traps for espionage: One of them may face the death penalty. But camera traps are not spy tools. Houman Jowkar and Amirhossein Khaleghi Hamidi worked with the government, not against it, and local rangers worked with them in the field. They were not operating on their own. They are patriots dedicated to saving one of Iran’s most powerful natural symbols from extinction. Yet they are on trial now along with six of their colleagues shown together in the third photo. Please spread word about this injustice and sign the Care2 petition by clicking on the link in my Instagram bio. @hrouhani @jzarif_ir @hediyehtehrany @Reza_Kianian_Official @mitra.hajjar @raisi_org @richardbranson @leonardodicaprio @hope4nature #ConservationIsNotaCrime #Free_Iran_Conservationists #anyhopefornature #hope4nature⁩⁩ #ConservationNeedsCameratraps #cheetahs #bigcats

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#Regram #RG @oceana: Right now, the federal government allows about half of shrimp trawls to operate without Turtle Excluder Devices (TEDs). These boats kill thousands of sea turtles in the United States each year. USE YOUR VOICE! Tell Secretary Ross to save thousands of threatened and endangered sea turtles each year by finalizing the proposed TEDs rule immediately. (Link in bio) #TEDsForAllTrawls . 📸: OCEANA / Carlos Suarez #ocean #oceans #turtle #turtles #seaturtle #seaturtles #takeaction

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