Find Someone Who Looks at You the Way Jonah Hill Looks at Leonardo DiCaprio

Updated on July 16, 2017 at 1:00 AM

Leonardo DiCaprio and Jonah Hill formed quite a special bond while filming 2013's The Wolf of Wall Street, and honestly, how could they not? When you spend your days pretending to do hardcore drugs and have orgies with women aboard airplanes, we imagine you become friends pretty quickly. During the film's press tour and that year's award season, we got to see Leo and Jonah's bond in real life. They hit red carpets together, shared a few cocktails, and made each other laugh while goofing off during fancy events. But that was just the beginning. Leo made a surprise appearance during Jonah's Saturday Night Live opening monologue in 2014 (they re-created that famous "Jack, I'm flying" scene from Titanic), and he pulled an epic prank on Jonah when he pretended to be an excited fan taking pictures on the streets of NYC in 2016. Leo is known for his large group of guy friends, or the "P*ssy Posse," but his bond with Jonah is definitely one of our favorites.

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"Look at his skin. It's so perfect." — Jonah

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"I'm smiling because my hand fits so perfectly into the small of your back." — Jonah

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"No, seriously, Leo. PLEASE don't let go." — Jonah

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"I will never regret looking at you and going, 'Boop!'" — Leo

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"My mom is totally going to use this as her screen saver." — Leo

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"Bring it in, bro. Dude. Man. Bro." — Jonah

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"On a scale of one to The Wolf of Wall Street, how lit are we going to get tonight?" — Leo

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"Everyone will call me 'J' from now on. Everyone." — Jonah

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"Is my chest hair too much, J? Be honest." — Leo

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"I can't help it that people are really jealous of me right now." — Jonah

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"LOL. Remind me to tell my high school friends the joke my BFF Leo just told me." — Jonah

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"Oh my God who is this crazy . . . wait . . . is that . . . LEO!" — Jonah

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"You make me very happy." — Leo

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"Cheers, b*tches!" — Jonah

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"Muah. You look stunning tonight. Just beautiful. Where did you get that jacket?" — Jonah

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Find Someone Who Looks at You the Way Jonah Hill Looks at Leonardo DiCaprio

"Look at his skin. It's so perfect." — Jonah

"I'm smiling because my hand fits so perfectly into the small of your back." — Jonah

"No, seriously, Leo. PLEASE don't let go." — Jonah

"I will never regret looking at you and going, 'Boop!'" — Leo

"My mom is totally going to use this as her screen saver." — Leo

"Bring it in, bro. Dude. Man. Bro." — Jonah

"On a scale of one to The Wolf of Wall Street, how lit are we going to get tonight?" — Leo

"Everyone will call me 'J' from now on. Everyone." — Jonah

"Is my chest hair too much, J? Be honest." — Leo

"I can't help it that people are really jealous of me right now." — Jonah

"LOL. Remind me to tell my high school friends the joke my BFF Leo just told me." — Jonah

"Oh my God who is this crazy . . . wait . . . is that . . . LEO!" — Jonah

"You make me very happy." — Leo

"Cheers, b*tches!" — Jonah

"Muah. You look stunning tonight. Just beautiful. Where did you get that jacket?" — Jonah

"He's real!" — Jonah

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