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In the crucial scene—the hotel room confrontation—DiCaprio’s veneer shatters. When he roars, “She only married you because I was poor!” it is not the roar of a gangster. It is the sob of a boy who sold illegal bonds just to kiss a girl who smelled of pearls. It is the most faithful moment in the entire film, because Luhrmann finally stops the music. All we hear is glass breaking and a dream dying. When he roars, “She only married you because I was poor