How did Leonardo DiCaprio talk about his age when he turned 50?

In a new interview with director Paul Thomas Anderson for Esquire's "Hollywood Insiders" issue, global actor Leonardo DiCaprio says he doesn't feel like he's 50 at all, insisting his emotional age is just 35.

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During the interview, Anderson asked Leonardo DiCaprio, "If you didn't know how old you were, how old would you think you were?" The Oscar-winning star replied, "Thirty-two."

Speaking about turning 50, the Titanic star admitted he felt like he was "emotionally 35," adding that this age shift has made him more conscious of how he spends his time and his priorities in life.

Leonardo DiCaprio Leonardo DiCaprio commented, "This feeling makes you want to be more honest, and less time-waster," and expressed his aspirations for the future: "I can't imagine how things will go in the next decades."

DiCaprio also cited his mother, Irmelin, as an inspiration for living life with honesty and transparency. He said of her, "She says what she thinks directly and doesn't waste her time... She doesn't try to pretend or offer empty compliments."

He emphasized that adopting this approach sometimes means taking risks in personal and professional relationships, adding: “Being more honest may lead to separation, disagreement, or taking different paths, but it is also the way to not waste time in relationships or situations that are not worth it,” concluding his speech: “It is all about not wanting to waste your time anymore.”