"I've always felt proud and connected to that film as such a key part of my growing up in this industry," DiCaprio adds.

Leonardo DiCaprio loves re-watching 'The Aviator' because it represents a moment of his growth in the entertainment industry.

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Somebody called "The Aviator" the film of his maturity, but to 30-year-old DiCaprio, it is not so. "I'd be happy to play a teenager again, too," he says. "To me, it's just part of the character.

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