When asked by Anderson — who interviewed DiCaprio for the outlet while promoting their upcoming film, One Battle After Another — if he has any regrets over his 35+ years in the entertainment industry, the actor doesn't hold back his truth "even though you're here."

Leonardo DiCaprio has a legendary film career, but even legends have regrets. In a recent interview for Esquire , conducted by none other than Paul Thomas Anderson , the Oscar-winning actor revealed the one role he wishes he hadn’t passed up nearly 30 years

In an Esquire interview with director Paul Thomas Anderson, Leonardo DiCaprio said passing on one of Anderson's films was his "biggest regret."

Leonardo DiCaprio said his 'biggest regret' in his career was turning down Mark Wahlberg's role in 'Boogie Nights,' which he called 'a masterpiece'

Leonardo DiCaprio is one of the last great movie stars, but even he feels like he has some missed career opportunities. In an interview for Esquire's cover story, DiCaprio shares that he regrets not accepting the offer to star in a massively popular 1997 film.

Leonardo DiCaprio revealed that his biggest regret was turning down a role in "Boogie Nights", a film by Paul Thomas Anderson.

DiCaprio explained that he couldn’t take the role because he had already committed to playing Jack Dawson in Titanic. Looking back, he knows he made the right choice, but that didn’t stop him from wishing he had been able to do both.