Leonardo DiCaprio recently made a surprising revelation about the 1997 blockbuster Titanic, the film that brought him worldwide fame.

Speaking candidly with Jennifer Lawrence for Variety’s Actors on Actors series on December 17, DiCaprio admitted that he has not revisited the iconic movie since its release.

“No. I haven’t seen it in forever,” he told Lawrence. “I don’t really watch my films.” He explained that, once a project wraps, he prefers to leave it behind, focusing instead on the present and future work.

This humble approach, despite Titanic’s enduring legacy and monumental success including 11 Academy Awards reflects his commitment to artistry over accolades.

In another candid moment, DiCaprio addressed his career aspirations at Time’s A Year in TIME event in New York City, revealing he will never direct a feature film.

The 52-year-old actor expressed deep respect for Martin Scorsese, with whom he has collaborated on six acclaimed films, saying he could never match the legendary director’s expertise.

Their partnership continues with a seventh project, What Happens at Night, marking another chapter in a collaboration built on trust, creativity, and shared dedication to cinema.

DiCaprio’s reflections offer a reminder that true artistry is rooted in humility, respect, and a love for storytelling.