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Hollywood A-lister looks unrecognisable wearing scruffy hat and clothes with handlebar moustache

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SCRUFFBAG Leonardo DiCaprio wears a woolly hat and shows off a handlebar moustache in his ­latest role — reportedly as an ageing hippy.

The actor teamed his look with a check shirt and shades.

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Leonardo DiCaprio was unrecognisable when picture in Los Angeles

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Leo was wearing a wooly hat and sporting a handlebar moustache

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Leo’s next role reportedly sees him playing an ageing hippy

An onlooker in Los Angeles said: “Leo was seen rushing to a pay phone outside a local market.

“He’s seen scrambling around, outside the grocery store, using a payphone, acting all paranoid.”

Leo, 49, is rumoured to have signed to a film version of 1990 novel Vineland, and some claim his look is the same as its ­character Zoyd Wheeler.

Paul Thomas Anderson is said to be directing the film which has the codename BC Project.

Meanwhile, last month Leo was seen stepping out with model Vittoria Ceretti in Paris.

Leo’s date with Vittoria cames after the pair were seen kissing and partying in Ibiza in August and later spotted in California.

His love of young women and habit of dumping them in their mid-20s has become the talk of Tinseltown.

Comedian Kenan Thompson, 45, made a joke at Leo’s expense while hosting the 2022 Emmy Awards.

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He said: “Twenty-six is a weird age in Hollywood.

“I mean, you’re young enough to play a high school student but too old to date Leonardo DiCaprio.”

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Leo is rumoured to have signed to a film version of 1990 novel Vineland

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Some claim Leo’s look is the same as the book’s character Zoyd Wheeler

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Paul Thomas Anderson is said to be directing the film which has the codename BC Project

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An onlooker in Los Angeles said: ‘Leo was seen rushing to a pay phone outside a local market’

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The onlooker added: ‘He’s seen scrambling around, outside the grocery store, using a payphone, acting all paranoid’
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