Leonardo DiCaprio revisits his matinee-idol days and Baz Luhrmann recalls his previous work in sizzling new sneak peek. By Kara Warner Leonardo DiCaprio in “The Great Gatsby” Photo: Warner Bros. Anyone who doubted the cinematic treat director Baz Luhrmann will deliver this Christmas in the form of his “Great Gatsby” need only watch the first teaser trailer to have their curiosity decidedly piqued. The visually stunning two-and-a-half-minute trailer features stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire and Carey Mulligan in all their glamorous, early 20th-century-styled glory. Here are five key elements to look out for: Leonardo DiCaprio Reclaims Matinee-Idol Status There’s no doubt Leonardo DiCaprio is a gifted, serious actor; just look to his impressive and Oscar-nominated body of work for proof. And while his careful and calculated decisions with regard to his gritty and more art-house-oriented film roles over the years are indeed admirable, there’s part of his fanbase dying for him to get back to his matinee-idol roots,
