Leonardo DiCaprio reached a career-high ranking of No. 9 in 2005. He has been ranked for 13 years, including 1 year in the Top 10. His ranking history shows strong recent momentum, climbing from No. 12 in 2003 to a new career peak of No. 9 in 2005.
Career Ranking History
Statistics
Peak Rank
#9
Peak Year
2005
Years Ranked
34
Years in Top 10
14
Years in Top 50
34
Longest Top 10 Streak
12 years
Biggest Hit
Titanic
Domestic Box Office
$600.7 Million
Filmography
Career Domestic Box Office
$1.1 Billion
Year
Movie
Domestic Box Office
2004
The Aviator
$102.6 Million
2002
Catch Me If You Can
$164.6 Million
2002
Gangs of New York
$77.8 Million
2000
The Beach
$39.8 Million
1998
Celebrity
$5.1 Million
1998
The Man in the Iron Mask
$57.0 Million
1997
Titanic
$600.7 Million
1996
Marvin's Room
$12.8 Million
1996
Romeo + Juliet
$46.4 Million
1995
Total Eclipse
$340,139
1995
The Quick and the Dead
$18.6 Million
1995
The Basketball Diaries
$2.4 Million
1993
What's Eating Gilbert Grape
$10.0 Million
1993
This Boy's Life
$4.1 Million
1992
Poison Ivy
$1.8 Million
Filmography notes
Only original theatrical releases with a domestic box office greater than $0 are included.
Re-releases are not added to the original domestic gross.
Streaming-only and direct-to-video productions are excluded.
Years refer to the film's first U.S. or Canada theatrical release.