Work on the painting "The Wolf from Wall Street" in earnest brought Margo Robbie and Leonardo DiCaprio together. In the film, they play a loving couple, the truth that parted when the spouse is on the rocks and behind bars, but this is not the issue now. Sexy blonde and handsome man moved their passionate feelings from the set to life.
A film that brought Leonardo DiCaprio and Margo Robbie
In the rental of the film was released in 2013. Already after some time after filming, the curious paparazzi repeatedly managed to capture how the actor leaves the house of Margot, who is in Union Square late at night.
In the same year, at the celebration of his birthday, Leo appeared with the blonde Robbie, introducing her to friends as his girlfriend. Recall that before that the actor had a relationship with one of the angels Victoria's Secret Erin Heatherton.
Many people said that for Leonardo Margo was another entertainment with ideal parameters and a sweet face. For the young actress DiCaprio - supposedly a kind of springboard to Hollywood, to the world of celebrity.
Considering that last year the star of the Oscar-nominated film "Survivor" met with the young model Kelly Rohrbach, then with Margot Robbie, if there were any relations, only short-lived, however, as with many other beauties.
The kiss of Leonardo DiCaprio and Margot Robbie
The film "The Wolf from Wall Street" is known not only for its brilliant business ideas, but also for hot scenes with no less sexual actors, Robbie and DiCaprio.
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In an interview, Margo admitted: "After the filming, all my friends fell asleep on me about the kiss of a famous Hollywood bachelor. Honestly, I do not know. We were shooting scenes with a kiss with a total complexity of 17 hours. In addition, the set was incredibly stuffy and hot on the set, so I wanted to hear "Stop! Taken off "and go home."
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