The Leonardo DiCaprio sequels Hollywood never made—but fans still dream Of

Leonardo DiCaprio is one of Hollywood’s most talented and iconic actors who loves to embody the character as deeply as possible.

The Titanic star’s career was filled with unforgettable performances and mind-blowing acting across different genres.

After years of unforgettable performances, his intense role in The Revenant finally won him the Academy Award for Best Leading Actor.

From crime thrillers to mind-bending sci-fi, he has delivered characters that audiences continue to talk about years later.

While many of his films have become classics, fans often wonder: what if some of them had sequels?

Here are four DiCaprio movies that never received follow-ups, but viewers still dream of seeing more.

The Wolf of Wall Street 2

In Martin Scorsese’s The Wolf of Wall Street (2013), DiCaprio played Jordan Belfort, a stockbroker who rose to wild success before crashing down in a whirlwind of greed and excess.

The film ended with Belfort attempting to rebuild his life as a motivational speaker.

A sequel could show us what became of him afterward. Did Jordan Belfort change or still stick with his old habits?

Fans would love to see DiCaprio's portrayal of Jordan Belfort's character again in another outrageous chapter.

Inception 2

Christopher Nolan’s Inception (2010) remains one of the most mind-bending movies of all time. 

The best sci-fi thriller of the last two decades. The Academy Award winner starred as Dom Cobb, a thief who specializes in entering dreams.

The film ended on an ambiguous note, leaving audiences debating whether Cobb was still in a dream. That final spinning top scene continues to spark conversation online.

A sequel could finally answer the question, or take us even deeper into the layers of the dream world.

Moreover, fans already name the reboot as Inception 2: The Dream Continues.

Shutter Island 2

In Shutter Island (2010), DiCaprio portrayed Teddy Daniels, a U.S. Marshal investigating a psychiatric facility.

The psychological thriller shocked viewers with its twist ending, revealing Teddy’s true identity.

But what happened after? Could there be more to his story? Many fans imagine a sequel exploring whether Teddy truly accepted his fate or if another twist awaited him.

Catch Me If You Can 2

Steven Spielberg’s Catch Me If You Can (2002) was based on the real-life con artist Frank Abagnale Jr., played brilliantly by DiCaprio.

The film followed his daring scams and eventual capture by the FBI. But in real life, Frank went on to work with the government to stop fraud.

A sequel could focus on this fascinating chapter, turning the cat-and-mouse game into an inspiring redemption story.

While these sequels may never happen, fans continue to dream.

And with Leonardo DiCaprio’s talent, any return to these iconic roles would be nothing short of spectacular.