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Holy Hunks! Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio Stole the Show at the ‘Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood’ Premiere

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Jul 23, 2019 10:45 am·

By Jaclyn Roth

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Is it hot in here? Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio looked amazing at the premiere of their new movie, Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood, on Monday, July 22, at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, of course. The A-listers looked dapper in their suits, and fans couldn’t get enough of them together. Scroll through the gallery below to see more pictures.

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Suit and Tie

Leo, 44, was dressed up for the occasion as he wore a blue suit with brown shoes. On the pink carpet, the Titanic alum spoke about the negative effects technology has on the film industry. “So, when you’re talking about a movie that’s shot on film, that is physically transformed into 1969 with no CGI,” he said. “This is kind of a real throwback to an era of filmmaking that we’re not gonna see anymore. In a way it is a bit of a dinosaur.”

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Staying Put

Get ready to see more of the Fight Club star, 55, since he isn’t planning on slowing down any time soon. “I enjoy doing other things,” he said. “I think that one day I’ll wake up and organically [my acting career will be] done. Maybe I won’t wake up, and that’s why it’ll be done.”

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Brad Pitt Taking Selfies With Fans in a Suit

Say Cheese

The dad of six waved to a huge crowd of fans, and he even happily obliged and took several selfies along the way, too! Brad sported a custom David August suit for the big night.

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Here to Stay

Leonardo is staying in the acting game for as long as he can, too. “I suppose at some point [I’ll retire from acting], but I’ve always look at this as the greatest gift anyone’s ever given me,” he said. “I feel like I won the lotto. So, I’m going to keep going as long as they’ll have me.”

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Margot Robbie Wearing a White Dress With Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio Wearing Suits

Too Close for Comfort

Brad and Leo stopped to pose with their costar Margot Robbie — who wore a white long dress to the event. The blonde beauty, 29, plays Sharon Tate in the film, and she revealed what it was like to take on the role of the actress since she was murdered in 1969 by Charles Manson’s followers. “It was kind of sometimes very sad to be that closely connecting with real life Sharon,” Margot said.

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Best Friends

The Oklahoma native revealed he hopes to reunite with Leo on camera in the future. “I had a great laugh with him,” Brad told reporters at the Cannes Film Festival. “It’s that thing knowing you have the best of the best on the opposite side of the table holding up the scene with you. There is a great relief in that.”

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Brad Pitt in a Suit Waving to the Crowd of Fans

Bros for Life

Thankfully, Leo feels the same way about their friendship. “[It was] incredibly easy working with Brad, and I think we forged a great cinematic bond in a film about our industry together,” he said.

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Wing Man

Since the two studs spent a lot of time together, Leo is helping Brad get back in the dating game, a source told In Touch magazine. Leo “wants Brad to find happiness,” the insider explained.

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Part 2?

Well, we sure do love this bromance, and we hope they work together again very soon!

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