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Lookout Bar! Leonardo DiCaprio has a new admirer in actress Kate Bosworth.

Leo got extremely cozy with the 25-year-old actress, who was holding his hand and stroking his leg at Bardot in Hollywood on Tuesday night.

“Kate was all over Leo,” says an eyewitness. “Her body language suggested that she wanted to be more that just friends and wasn’t worried who saw. They spent the entire night together side by side, intimately whispering in each others ears and squeezing each other tight.”

Leo was with a group of pals, including Kevin Connelly and Lukas Haas, at a table in the VIP section. They were surrounded by about 11 woman including Leelee Sobieski, but it was Kate who was snuggling up to Leo.

“Leo and Kate acted as if there was no one else in the club,” continues the source. “She was making sure his focus was solely on her and the black skintight dress she was wearing certainly helped. When the club closed at 2am, Leo and Kate left with the rest of the group to keep the party going elsewhere.”

Leo had been on and off with model Bar Refaeli since 2006; Kate had been dating James Rousseau since soon after she split with Orlando Bloom in 2006. They were seen together as recently as last week.

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Leonardo DiCaprio: I’m Glad to Have Shed My ‘Sex Symbol’ Status

In town to promote his new film “Body of Lies,” Leonardo DiCaprio talked with FOXNews.com’s Neil Sean about films, marriage and life as a sex symbol.

Leonardo DiCaprio has grown up since his “Titanic” Days, but the mild mannered star of hit films like “Catch Me If You Can” and “The Departed” tells me that he is still not ready for marriage just yet.

“I get asked that all the time and yeah, it kind of makes me think I should grow up a bit really.” DiCaprio said.

“I believe in marriage and all that for sure, but have I met the right person yet? Well, I will let you know when it happens.”

But one thing is for sure — DiCaprio is thrilled to have shed the sex symbol status of his younger days.

“I look at young Zac Efron and think ‘Go get it pal, leave me in peace,’” he revealed.

“I was never happy with the teen idol tag at all –-never wanted to be a sex symbol or all that stuff –- it was the work that appealed to me. Really nothing else.”

But he added that he has “total respect for how young stars like Zac handle it all. Really total respect.”

But all was not well in Leo’s world. While vacationing in London, DiCaprio added that he was quite miffed that Buckingham Palace is shut for the season now.

“I had wanted to pop along & do the tourist thing but I am guessing that Her Majesty The Queen won’t be opening up just for me – what do ya think Neil,“ he asked.

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Once the poster child against romance – professing he feels “few emotions,” has “never been in love” and “does not believe in marriage” – Leonardo DiCaprio is now singing a different tune.

“I want to get married and have children,” the star of the upcoming Body of Lies and Revolutionary Road, 33, tells Parade. “In saying that, I realize I am contradicting everything I’ve said before. I absolutely believe in marriage.”

Linked for the past two years with 23-year-old Israeli model Bar Refaeli – in a relationship that has run both hot and cold – DiCaprio says, “What I definitely feel a need for is to make my life about more than just my career. Just last night I was thinking to myself how little of my life has been lived normally and not spent on some far-off movie location.”

As for his declarations of the past – and shooting an arrow through Cupid’s heart – he says, “No, I don’t agree with any of that. It sounds like the ignorance of youth to me. When did I say that? Three or four years ago? Hey, we grow up real fast.”

A one-time child model and actor (Growing Pains), DiCaprio says, “My parents never tried to steer me in any direction. I wanted to be an actor, but I never thought it was a real possibility, ever. I thought I’d be a marine biologist, because nature and evolution fascinated me.”

His reason for entering the profession, he admits, was because “[w]e’re all after love, aren’t we? Love is what people are hungry for. That’s absolutely why I became an actor.”

And, having starred in the most successful box-office hit of all time, 1997’s Titanic, a reflective DiCaprio (who is also lamenting the recent loss of his beloved grandmother, Oma), says, “I do appreciate it. I know how lucky I am.”

He adds, “I hope I never get cynical. I think you need youthful energy, excitement and optimism in life. There is a lot I want to do, and the more cynical you become, the more you sit on your butt and do nothing.”

Emphasizing what he finds important, DiCaprio lists family and environment.

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Leonardo DiCaprio was left so shattered after a torture scene in new political thriller Body of Lies he was ill for days.

The Titanic star prepared for the scene in a former Moroccan jail for months, but had no idea the intensity of the shoot would leave him drained and sick.

DiCaprio, who plays a CIA operative alongside Russell Crowe in the film, says, “We did that (scene) in the middle of some medieval torture tomb. There was some kind of horrific dust in the air. I got sick for two or three days afterward because of the intense energy it took.”

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Kate Winslet was in the awkward position of shooting a sex scene with her Titantic lover Leonardo DiCaprio in the upcoming film Revolutionary Road – directed by her husband, Sam Mendes.

“I just kept saying, ‘This is too… weird,’” the actress, 32, told Entertainment Weekly. “And Leo was like, ‘Oh, get over it.’ And I’m going, ‘Yeah, a little reminder: You’re my best friend. He’s my husband. This is a bit weird.’”

But Winslet was pleasantly surprised by the result.

“I hadn’t realized how much my chemistry with him since Titanic would still stick,” she said. “It’s great to discover we can just slip right into it, like muscle memory.”

For his part, Mendes – her husband since 2003 – told the magazine: “I will admit it was quite bizarre to direct my wife in how to make love. But it’s difficult whether you’re married to a person or not.”

Winslet and DiCaprio, 33 – who starred in Titanic in 1997 – play a suburban couple in the film, based on Richard Yates’ 1961 novel.

“We knew that if we were going to do something again, it had to be something big and emotional,” Winslet said of reuniting with DiCaprio, which she arranged. “I played this very clever cat-and-mouse game to get my husband and then my best friend involved.”

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