Leonardo DiCaprio is the go-to actor for essentially any prestigious movie that's meant to connect with both audiences and critics, having worked with the biggest names in the game ― we're talking Martin Scorsese, Steven Spielberg, Quentin Tarantino, James Cameron, Clint Eastwood. See? Everyone.

He’s played characters ranging from a nasty villain with a sweet tooth in Django Unchained to important historical figures like Howard Hughes and J. Edgar Hoover to one of the biggest names in American literature, the title character of The Great Gatsby (opening today!). One thing his roles have in common? Not a whole lot of them take place in the present.

Yep, it turns out that Leo is a big fan of the period piece, as he’s embodied characters who hail from at least four different centuries, from 17^th century France to the pre-Civil War American South to the Wild West and, yes, a few more modern offerings. So in honor of his detour in the Roaring Twenties today, we decided to track Leo on his journey through time across his cinematic career (in chronological order, of course) ― catch it after the jump!

Kate Winslet recently sat down with MTV News and gave one of the most honest and hilarious interviews we've ever seen!

Though she was there to promote the re-release of Titanic in 3D, she didn't have any qualms about confessing her true feelings about the film's lingering effects on her life. She said she still can't get on a boat without people making a joke and she admitted that any time she hears Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" she feels like throwing up!

Watch the hilarious interview after the jump!