Thirsty? Don't Watch These Leonardo DiCaprio Movies on Netflix — They Won't Help

DiCaprio, who headlines this 2006 crime thriller as a sexy South Boston undercover cop, stars alongside Matt Damon, who plays a career criminal who infiltrates the Boston police department, and Mark Wahlberg, who plays a police sergeant — basically the eye-candy trifecta.

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In this 2004 biopic depicting the early years of director and aviation tycoon Howard Hughes (played by DiCaprio), Hughes hides his dark side with his successful public persona, with Cate Blanchett and Kate Beckinsale rounding out the cast as Hughes's lovers Katharine Hepburn and Ava Gardner, respectively.

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DiCaprio stars in this 2008 flick as ambitious CIA agent Roger Ferris, who teams up with subterfuge expert Ed Hoffman (played by Russell Crowe) to create a fake terrorist organization that he hopes will draw terrorist Al-Saleem (played by Alon Aboutboul) out of hiding, allowing Ferris to finally capture him.

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Taking place in 1990s Sierra Leone, DiCaprio stars in this 2006 thriller as a South African mercenary alongside Djimon Hounsou, who plays a local Mende fisherman, as the two men work together to recover a rare gem with transformative powers from rebel territory against the background of civil war.

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A young DiCaprio stars in this 1998 action drama as King Louis XIV, who becomes a target of a former musketeer, Athos (played by John Malkovich), and his two comrades after the king is responsible for the death of Athos's son. Athos's plan: to free a prisoner rumored to be the king's twin brother and then install him on the throne.

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DiCaprio actually appears as himself in his Martin Scorsese-produced documentary, which first aired on National Geographic in 2016. In it, DiCaprio works as a United Nations Messenger of Peace, meeting with scientists, activists, and leaders around the world to discuss the dangers of climate change, as well as to learn about possible solutions.

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