The movie Leonardo DiCaprio wants to forget the most in his career

"Don's Plum" is a strange work when both Leonardo DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire have found ways to make the film unstoppable in the US. In the mid-1990s, Leonardo DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire joined a black-and-white independent work called Don's Plum. But finished products are finally banned in the US and Canada. Until recently, the New York Post brought all the information around the project to light. Sharing with the New York Post, producer Dale Wheatley said: "Don's Plum is a project from friends. They came up with the idea of making a movie to thank each other. The low-budget project was filmed within six days in mid-1995. The story revolves around a group of Los Angeles youths in their 20s. Every Saturday, they went out to look for girls, inviting the audience to dinner and party. In the movie, Leonardo DiCaprio plays Derek - the moody man and the delicate lines like "Are you masturbating?" Or "I'll throw bottles on your face, whore." And he threw a bottle at co-star Amber Benson.Tobey Maguire, who later played the role of Spider-Man in the series of director Sam Raimi - plays Ian in Don's Plum. In a cut scene of independent work, the character acts strangely in masturbation According to Wheatley, those sensitive details eventually made Leonardo DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire want to delete Don's Plum from their careers. When the crew was sent to court in 1998, the two stars said they thought it was a short film, but eventually Don's Plum was turned into a long movie. It must be added that the smooth Don's Plum project is thanks to Leonardo DiCaprio. In a flashback in the New York Post, Dale Wheatley admitted that thanks to talent, the crew could enter any nightclub, meeting many Hollywood movie stars. Once DiCaprio nods his head to join, anyone who agrees to join Don's Plum agrees. But just as accused by DiCaprio and Maguire, director RD Robb silently turned Don's Plum into a long film, instead of being a short film as initially planned. In an interview with Detour magazine in 1996, DiCaprio said: "It was supposed to be a short film, but he tried to turn into a long film. I just recorded one night. I heard Robb intends to stigmatize me with the press if he doesn't cooperate. I helped him out generously. " The filmmaker sued the two actors before claiming that DiCaprio and Maguire harmed Don's Plum. Before that move, the two stars sued and they won. As a result, Don's Plum was banned in the United States and Canada. However, the 82-minute movie still finds its way to theaters in Europe and Japan. However, all of this revenue is ultimately used to pay for long-term litigation. Don's Plum is not a very remarkable work. As Johnny Oleksinski critic wrote in the New York Post: "The work reduces the value of all participants, with the content centered around masturbation and bisexualism." After all, Don's Plum could be banned in the United States and Canada according to the two stars' wishes. However, some Internet users still upload their entire work to YouTube, with comments saying: "I posted the movie just because Leo and Toby want to bury it."You can view Leo's best movies here