Kate Winslet has discussed the possibility of whether she would ever work with Leonardo DiCaprio again. Spoiler: She's down, especially since her latest film has been giving her "Titanic flashbacks."
"This was much harder than Titanic because we really were at 10,00 feet and it really was -38 degrees Celsius," she told E! News of her new role in The Mountain Between Us. "I definitely had Titanic flashbacks. How could I not? Freezing cold. Me falling into that cold water."
In the film, Winslet stars alongside Idris Elba as one of two strangers who survives a deadly plane crash on a snow-covered mountain.
"It was definitely reminiscent of certain other challenging, strenuous experiences I had 20 years ago," Winslet added, before saying that she turned to DiCaprio to get some tips for surviving in the cold, after his Oscar-winning performance in The Revenant.
"[Leo and I] did speak before filming and he did sort of say to me, 'Oh my god, you are crazy. It's going to be freezing cold. Do you honestly know what you are sending yourself up for?'"
The actress said she kept DiCaprio in the loop by sending him pictures of her lying in the snow, but added that what she had to do was nothing like his role in The Revenant, where he had to climb inside a horse carcass. After praising his Oscar-winning performance, she was asked if they had plans to work together again.
"At the moment, no," she said. "There's nothing that Leo and I have planned. But as always I would love to work with him again one day but who knows? It might not happen until we're 70."
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