Get ready to scream! Leonardo DiCaprio looks overwhelmed as hundreds of South Korean fans try to get picture at Django Unchained premiere

He's a high profile Hollywood heartthrob who has played out love scenes in hit movies such as Titanic and Romeo + Juliet.
But Leonardo DiCaprio, 38, seemed overwhelmed by the adoration from fans while in South Korea on Thursday.
The star appeared to not know where to look as he arrived at the premiere for Django Unchained in the city of Seoul.

Hollywood superstar: Leonardo DiCaprio looks pleased to meet his South Korean fans at the premiere of Django Unchained in the country on Thursday

Eye of the Hollywood storm: Hundreds of screaming fans held up their cameras and phones in a bid to get a picture of the actor as he walked the red carpet at the premiere of Django Unchained in Seoul on Thursday

The actor dressed smartly for the glamorous occasion in a jet black suit.
He wore a matching waistcoat and tie beneath his jacket while he brightened up his outfit with a dazzlingly white shirt.

 

Leonardo wore a smart pair of shoes on his feet and completed his dashing look by slicking his hair to the side.
The star smiled and appeared to enjoy the attention from his adoring devotees as he walked the red carpet at the premiere as they all held their mobile phones and cameras up in a bid to get a picture of the Hollywood hunk.

Magnetic attraction: Leonardo drew attention from his adoring from his fans as he arrived at the premiere who were all desperate to get a picture of the star

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In demand: Leonardo had no problem with stopping for a chat with his fans and took a break from walking down the red carpet to sign autographs

Ready for my close up: Leo happily posed for pictures with his fans and took their camera in order to get the best shot from the red carpet

Happy Hollywood trooper: Leonardo smiles at his bodyguard as he takes a pen and paper to sign an autograph for a fan at the Django Unchained premiere

And while Leonardo was happy to pose for photographs and sign autographs at the event, he is said to have kept his head down and dashed through Tokyo International Airport in Japan with his mother Irmelin the day before in a bid to not be recognised.
Meanwhile, Leonardo's mind seems to have been on other issues in the Far East in addition to his professional duties in South Korea - the kind-hearted star has called for a full ivory ban in Thailand.
The actor has offered his support to campaigning network Avaaz who are working on reducing the hunting of elephants for their ivory tusks in countries around the world including Thailand and Africa.
Leo recently said in a statement: 'This is the best chance we've had in years to have a meaningful victory for Africa's elephants - we just need to put people power behind it. Join me now to stop the bloody ivory trade.'

Reaching for the stars: Leonardo chats enthusiastically as he talks to the crowd at the premiere in South Korea on Thursday

Playing to the crowd: The actor looks confident on stage as he holds his microphone to talk his fans at the Django Unchained premiere

Like a diamond in the sky: Leonardo looks calm at the front of the crowd as a group of fans squash to the front to meet the star