For Leonardo DiCaprio's 'The Aviator', a distinct colour was used for every year

With every character that Leonardo DiCaprio essays on the silver screen, he gets better than before. The giant movie star has some iconic films under his credit like The Revenant, Titanic, Wolf of Wall, Inception, Street Shutter Island amid others. Another one such film is the 2004 blockbuster hit The Aviator. Helmed by celebrated filmmaker Martin Scorsese, The Aviator did wonders at the box-office. The film covers some significant years of Leonardo DiCaprio's (Howard Huges) character in his life. Apart from being made on a massive budget, the makers also used specific colour schemes for every year and took care of the tiniest details during filming this memorable biopic. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The King of Directing (@bestofscorsese) on May 10, 2020 at 9:29am PDT Also Read: Leonardo Di Caprio's Favourite Movies As A Child Were These Classics In Leonardo DiCaprio's The Aviator Each Year Had A Distinct Colour Scheme For Leonardo DiCaprio and Cate Blanchett starrer The Aviator, director Martin created such a design, that every passing year in the film would appear different with a better colour scheme. This was in line with how technology actually evolved in the real world. The famous movie-maker did so in order to create a sort of relatability with the epic-drama film. This was because The Aviator is anchored during the period of 1920s to 1940s. Also Read: Leonardo DiCaprio Starrer 'Titanic's' Memorable OSTs That Are A Must-listen; See Full List Filmmaker Scorsese did this magic with the help of enhancing the technology by actually utilizing "Cinecolor" and "Two-Strip Technicolor" pattern. The very screen genius of the director is truly evident in the club scene featuring Jude Law( Errol Flynn) and Leonardo DiCaprio (Howard Huges). One can see some peas in a plate looking blue or somewhat turquoise coloured like they used in the early 90s onscreen by using the then-used technology the "Two-strip" Technicolour one. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Cate Blanchett ♥️ (@cate_the_queen) on Jun 8, 2020 at 7:25am PDT Also Read: Leonardo DiCaprio's Film 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood' Was Titled THIS Initially In fact, as the movie progresses you can also observe the colours getting better in terms of quality and look. By knowing this, it won't be incorrect to say that the makers worked really hard for The Aviator to become a success. Fortunately, after the movie released, it received a warm reception from both critics as well as the viewers. The movie revolves around the controversial life-story of the multi-faceted Howard Huges. Leo played that role with utmost passion and also received an Oscar nomination for it in the best actor category. Also Read: Leonardo DiCaprio Starrer 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood' BTS Video Is Unmissable View this post on Instagram A post shared by Once Upon A Time In Hollywood (@onceinhollywood) on Jul 31, 2019 at 4:35pm PDT The Aviator earned a whopping 21.37 crores USD at the box-office and received 11 Academy Award nominations as well. On the work front, Leonardo DiCaprio has currently not taken up any project. He was last seen as Rick Dalton in Quentin Tarantino's blockbuster movie Once Upon A Time In Hollywood alongside Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie.

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For Leonardo DiCaprio's 'The Aviator', a distinct colour was used for every year

Leonardo DiCaprio played the role of Howard Huges in his biopic The Aviator. DYK for the epic drama the new colour schemes was used to make the film realistic.

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