Highsnobiety
Double Tap to Zoom
Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this YouTube video.

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood scored the best opening weekend of Quentin Tarantino's career, and the conversation around the film continues with this new Vanity Fair interview. Leonardo DiCaprio and the director sat down to break down his character in this 14-minute clip that could double as a history of Hollywood.

Tarantino explains how Rick Dalton was inspired by leading men in the 1960s like Edd Byrnes and George Maharis, while DiCaprio breaks down the challenges of playing the washed up actor. Tarantino does most of the talking, but it's genuinely fun to watch him geek out over the craft.

Watch the full video above, and if you've seen the flick already, check out the Easter eggs and references you may have missed.

We Recommend
  • The Japanese Grannies Making Boring Sneakers Beautiful, One Stitch at a Time
    • Sneakers
  • ONE TO WATCH: A Moment with Sam Ross at the Hublot x SR_A 3.0 Launch
    • Watches
    • sponsored
  • A Creative Footprint: For Taofeek Abijako and Quil Lemons, Legacy is Built One Step at a Time
    • Footwear
    • sponsored
  • HOKA’s Chunky Sneakers Develop Extra Stealth
    • Sneakers
  • Audemars Piguet x Keinemusik Are Redefining the Art of Time
    • Watches
What To Read Next
  • Nike's Laceless Running Shoe Is Even More Effortless Than It Looks
    • Sneakers
  • Yes, CARRER Has High-Profile Founders. No, CARRER Is Not a 'Celebrity Brand'
    • Style
  • Nike's Quietly Killer Dad Shoe Has the Makings of Swoosh Classic
    • Sneakers
  • Can adidas Samba-fy the Samba’s Sporty Cousin?
    • Sneakers
  • Nike's Latest Beautifully Beefy Running Shoe Will Only Cost You $65
    • Sneakers
  • The Art of Wonderfully Techy Skate Shoes, Mastered By Nike
    • Sneakers