Leonardo DiCaprio's silent, frozen 'Revenant' puts Oscar in sight

By Jill Serjeant and Piya Sinha-Roy (Reuters) - Leonardo DiCaprio sent girls swooning in "Titanic," swaggered as "The Wolf of Wall Street," and creeped audiences out as reclusive billionaire Howard Hughes. DiCaprio, 41, and still a bachelor, received his fifth Oscar nod on Thursday, this time for his lead role in "The Revenant. DiCaprio plays Hugh Glass, a taciturn, greasy-haired 1820s fur trapper left for dead in the wilderness by his own hunting team after being mauled by a bear that rips his throat.