Kate Winslet cried when she saw Leonardo DiCaprio after many years

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When the actress won an Oscar Kate Winslet When she saw Leonardo DiCaprio for the first time in three years, she cried.

Winslet, who recently starred in the HBO show Max Mare of Easttown, told Guardians that she felt overwhelmed when the two met in Los Angeles to strike up a conversation.

Winslet said: “I couldn’t stop crying. “I’ve known him half a human life! It’s not as if I found myself in New York or he was in London and had the opportunity to have dinner or coffee and chat. We were unable to leave our country. Like so many friendships across the globe, we missed each other because of Covid. He’s my friend, my really close friend. We stick together for life. “

So they love each other near, far, wherever they are.

The two starred in the famous 1997 Titanic, when they were in their 20s and recently they worked together on the movie Divorce Revolutionary Road in 2008. The creator of the video said that they interviewed DiCaprio at the time of filming, which brought back memories for Winslet.

“I remember! I remember he was! It wasn’t pleasant for any of us, but we were all in it together. Though he has more days off than I have yet. ever seen. I guess I was raised to be grateful and just get on with it. I don’t feel suffering is my right, and if I am to be Unfortunately, I certainly wouldn’t let a journalist know. Not available Street I’ll let it slide! “

Winslet, who won her most recent Oscar for 2009 Readers, which recently won an Emmy for Mare of Easttown for her role of detective Mare Sheehan. She said the show’s script really made her excited to start working on it, especially when they came one by one.

“I would say, ‘Oh my God, episode 5 just aired’, then Saoirse [her costar] would say ‘Jesus imitated Jesus, this is so interesting, you have to tell me what happens!’ It came about right when people really needed something to discuss other than they knew who had died of Covid. It puts families on the couches and has a nostalgic quality to the one-episode-a-week format. It keeps the conversation going while you’re waiting for the next one.

Another fun fact – she’s also a parasite, just like the rest of us.

“Covid has taught me how to binge. In more ways than one. But yes, Ned and I watched Ted Lasso pretty much linked. Covid keeps you from feeling bad about hanging out on the couch. “

Meanwhile, DiCaprio’s latest film, Don’t look up, available to stream on Netflix.