Russell Crowe, Leonardo DiCaprio 'Body of Lies' reunion

"Body of Lies" co-stars Russell Crowe and Leonardo DiCaprio haven't worked together since they co-starred in the 1995 western adventure, "The Quick and the Dead." 

Crowe admits he was a bit worried about working with DiCaprio again. After the young actor's three Oscar nods and massive "Titanic" success, Crowe said he was concerned that maybe DiCaprio had gotten a big head or gone Hollywood.

What was it like when they got back together?

"It took about two minutes before we were laughing and realizing that there was still the same connection and we were still the same people," Crowe said.

Crowe has also had a considerable amount of career success. He's been nominated for three Oscars and won his best actor statue for "Gladiator" in 2000. But he now has a wife, Danielle Spencer and two sons and says that his career is no longer the top priority. He organizes his life today into "my wife, my children, big gap, then anything else in my life."

DiCaprio talked about the challenge to keep up with the pace of Crowe and director Ridley Scott, who have been longtime collaborators.

But you'll have to watch the video to find out why Scott and Crowe connived to have DiCaprio left alone in a room for hours with no food or water.

Joke.

-- Sal Morgan.