Leonardo DiCaprio reprises Titanic pose while enjoying holiday yoga with girlfriend Bar Rafaeli

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Fans of blockbuster movie Titanic would be forgiven for thinking Leonardo Dicaprio would be sick of his famous pose on the bridge of the ill-fated ship.
But the Hollywood heartthrob re-enacted his arm stretched position while on holiday in Ibiza with his model girlfriend Bar Rafaeli.
The couple were staying with supermodel Naomi Campbell and her Russian billionaire boyfriend Vladimir Doronin.
Leonardo DiCaprio in Ibiza
Memories: Bar Rafaeli hides behind her boyfriend Leonardo DiCaprio as he re-enacts his famous Titanic pose beside Vladimir Doronin in Ibiza on Saturday
They lapped up their time on the Spanish island, swimming in the ocean and playing backgammon.
But it was when Leonardo took part in a yoga class in the late afternoon that he struck his famous pose.
It was announced earlier this week that Titanic is going to be released in 3D to coincide with the 100th anniversary of its namesake's ship sinking.
Bar Rafaeili, Leonardo DiCaprio and Vladimir Doronin in Ibiza
King of the world: Bar looks on unimpressed as Leonardo does his yoga poses while Naomi Campbell's boyfriend Vladimir takes it a bit more seriously
The 1997 blockbuster which made more than $1.2billion at the box office and made international stars of Leonardo Dicaprio and his co-star Kate Winslet.
The James Cameron movie is the second largest highest grossing of all time, only eclipsed by Avatar this year.
It's expected to cost up to $15million to convert the footage and digital experts have already carried out tests to see what it will look like when in the 3D format.
Bar Rafaeili, Leonardo DiCaprio and Vladimir Doronin and Naomi Campbell in Ibiza
Double date: Leonardo and Bar play backgammon while Vladimir and Naomi take a stroll near the beach
Water babies: Leonardo and Bar mess around in the warm water
Water babies: Leonardo and Bar mess around in the warm water
Titanic producer Jon Landau said they wanted to make sure they got the process right before they embarked on work on the epic film.
'It's a time-consuming process, and we want to do it right. There were eight or nine companies used on the test, so we could compare. So far, there's only a group that went to the head of the class'.
Its release is timed with the 100 year anniversary of the real-life disaster on April 15th 2012 which claimed over 1,500 lives.
The decision to re-release Titanic in a 3D format follows the announcement last week that the six Star Wars films will be released in the format in 2012.
Actress Kate Winslet, shown in a scene from
Re-vamp: Titanic starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet as doomed lovers on the ill fated ocean liner, will be released in 3D in 2012

 
 
 

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