“Why should it be polite,” Mr. Scorsese asked, in depicting people willing to do anything for money–lying, cheating and stealing. “They are not polite … Why should we be restrained in terms of projecting on the screen how they lived?”
Mr. DiCaprio concurred. “I thought a little bit of controversy is a positive thing because it creates dialogue. That’s one of the main motivations for us to do this film.”
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