Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio Talk Aging Out of Hollywood

Get ready for a ferocious box office battle. Can those big cats, Brad and Leo, take down the Lion King? Well, it won't be easy, but anything can happen once upon a time in Hollywood. Tell me about working with Leo. Your chemistry in this film is magnetic. You know, we come from the same circle. I really admire his taste and his choices, and I'm really happy this one lined up for us. With faces like these, who wouldn't throw down 16 bucks a ticket to watch Brad and Leo on screen for two hours and 41 minutes? Are you an actor? No, I'm a stuntman. A lot is riding on the success of this $90 million film. Brad, who's 55, and 44-year-old Leo both recently addressed the topic of aging out of Hollywood. Brad's quote, it's a younger man's game. Listen, there's a shelf life on this thing, and hopefully we have other things going for us. But there's no shelf life on you, Brad Pitt, because you're on top of the roof fixing the satellite TV in a little shirtless scene. I love that. They probably cleaned that one up, I don't know. It's official, old buddy, I'm a has-been. A has-been. Yeah, that's something Leo definitely is not. In fact, after a four-year hiatus from the big screen, Leo has officially been called Hollywood's last movie star. Check this out. The Oscar winners got no agent. They're the ones that broker the deals. He reportedly took a $5 million pay cut just to make this movie, but still got paid 15 million, so not bad. The Titanic star also calls his own shots. You may have noticed Leo's never doing a superhero movie, a family film, or a big franchise. Woo! The perpetual bachelor who loves a good hoodie disguise casually hops on a city bike to get around New York and can often be spotted hanging with his 22-year-old model girlfriend, Camila Morrone. He definitely knows how to keep the mystery. One report claims crew members were told they were not allowed to make eye contact with Leo on the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood set. Hollywood's changing in a lot of ways. This is kind of an art film. I feel lucky to have been an actor that's been able to work for this long. And sure, we know this film is all about these two, but Leo told Entertainment Weekly there's another star who left him speechless. There was this immediate excitement in seeing Luke Perry on set. It was incredible. I remember being in my teens and he was the manifestation of the new dean on television and everyone was crazy about him. And I felt this overwhelming feeling of kind of being starstruck. But then he and I got to sit down and talk about Los Angeles, the 90s, his life, where his career had gone, where my career had gone, where his life had gone, where my, and I was just so, how do I say this? It really affected me when I heard that news. It was really heartbreaking. Incredibly generous human being.