The Revenant ... Leonardo DiCaprio goes to while playing a fur trapper who survives a bear attack and is left for dead by his comrades. At one point, DiCaprio's character even crawls inside a ...

After enduring freezing winters, horse-carcass sleeping bags ... to find enough snow to complete “The Revenant.” After many nominations, Leonardo DiCaprio finally wins an Oscar for his role ...

So why did Leonardo DiCaprio sleep inside a horse? Let's back ... in the process of making The Revenant. DiCaprio need not even make sleeping inside an animal carcass out to be more than it ...

Leonardo DiCaprio ... in “The Revenant,” in which he portrays a left-for-dead fur trapper who, among other feats of survival, climbs inside a still-warm horse carcass to keep from freezing ...

Leonardo DiCaprio is calling "The Revenant" shoot one of the most difficult in his life, and by difficult, he means sleep-inside-an-animal-carcass difficult. In an interview with Yahoo!

It's cooking. A headline in The Independent reads: "Leonardo DiCaprio slept inside an animal carcass and ate raw bison for The Revenant." Whoo! “I can name 30 or 40 sequences that were some of ...

What will Leonardo DiCaprio do for an ... Not to be outdone, DiCaprio rips open a horse and sleeps naked in its carcass! It’s unclear, though, if the bear really rapes DiCaprio’s character ...

a role that saw him sleeping in a horse carcass and eating raw bison liver, as he feels they have a great movie to show at the end of it. Leonardo DiCaprio says shooting The Revenant was colder ...

Leonardo DiCaprio has taken things to the next level for his role in The Revenant. To prepare, the actor not only camped out in the wilderness: he slept in an animal carcass, ate raw bison and ...

a source allegedly told Drudge, adding that Iñárritu takes a page from The Empire Strikes Back and has DiCaprio sleep naked inside of a dead horse’s carcass. “There is clearly no rape scene ...

Leonardo DiCaprio ... stunt involving a horse that recalls Jack London's snowy state of nature at its most pitilessly indifferent. In fact, it’s at this moment in “The Revenant” — when ...