Leonardo DiCaprio Vows to Never Work with Martin Scorsese or Robert DeNiro Again

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Leonardo DiCaprio recently announced he will no longer collaborate with acclaimed director Martin Scorsese and legendary actor Robert DeNiro. This decision comes in the aftermath of their latest film, "Killers of the Flower Moon," where tensions on set left Leonardo feeling "left out" and "disrespected."

Sources reveal that Leonardo, 49, believed Martin, 80, and Robert, 80, "dissed" him during filming, with any concerns DeNiro had about his co-star being immediately taken to Scorsese, who would seemingly side with Robert.

According to one industry insider,

“Until this project, Leo has always had Marty's undivided attention when they're making movies together. But with Bob [De Niro] in the picture, he felt left out."

In a recent interview, legendary director Martin Scorsese admitted that he and DiCaprio had opposite approaches when it came to tackling the script of their joint project. And, shared in a recent interview how De Niro, who recently settled in a $12M court case, didn't take too kindly to "endless" scene rewrites.

“Every now and then, Bob and I would look at each other and roll our eyes."

According to the insider, DiCaprio feels disrespected by the experience and wishes not to work with either star again.

“Leo felt like Bob and Marty abused him — and he is no glutton for punishment. He's not going to work with them again.”

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