Finding Leo 2005
In this nine-minute comedic documentary, comedians Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant embark on a surreal quest to contact Hollywood superstar Leonardo DiCaprio after their planned guest appearance on *Extras* (2005) falls through due to Jude Law's last-minute withdrawal.
Director: Ricky Gervais
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Finding Leo (2005) about?
Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant attempt to secure Leonardo DiCaprio for a guest spot on *Extras* after Jude Law drops out at the last minute. The short film captures their comedic efforts to make the impossible happen.
Who directed Finding Leo?
Ricky Gervais directed *Finding Leo*. Known for his sharp comedic style, Gervais brings a satirical edge to this behind-the-scenes look at television guest casting.
Who stars in Finding Leo?
The main stars of *Finding Leo* are Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant, who co-write and co-star in this quirky short documentary.
Is Finding Leo (2005) worth watching?
While short and unrated, *Finding Leo* offers a fun glimpse into the humor and chaos of behind-the-scenes TV production. Fans of Gervais and Merchant's work will appreciate its quick, witty charm.
How long is Finding Leo?
*Finding Leo* runs for 9 minutes.
About Finding Leo (2005) — A hilarious short doc on chasing DiCaprio for Extras
In this nine-minute comedic documentary, comedians Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant embark on a surreal quest to contact Hollywood superstar Leonardo DiCaprio after their planned guest appearance on *Extras* (2005) falls through due to Jude Law's last-minute withdrawal.
Directed by Gervais himself, *Finding Leo* (2005) blends sharp wit with observational humor as the duo navigates the absurdity of trying to secure a celebrity cameo in a mockumentary style. With their signature sarcastic charm, Gervais and Merchant poke fun at fame, industry quirks, and the lengths creators will go to keep their projects on track. The film's brisk runtime and candid tone create an intimate, behind-the-scenes vibe that feels both playful and refreshingly self-aware.