For the Sake of Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet Do Not Boycott Oscar

MASSAPEDIA NEWS - Starring Rose in the film Titanic, Kate Winslet, said it would not boycott the 2016 Academy Awards for supporting actor also wants his friend, Leonardo DiCaprio, to be a winner.

Statement of 40-year-old actress is inversely proportional to the number of filmmakers, such as actor Will Smith and director Spike Lee, the Oscar committee considers only favor the white filmmakers.

Boycott came after the 2016 Academy Awards nominations were announced and nominations for Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor and Best Supporting Actress turned out to be filled by white filmmakers, whether accidental or had been planned.

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"To be honest, I actually felt guilty for not supporting the implementation of the program," said Winslet, as reported by NME, recently.

"I just want to support the victory of Leo, he was my friend, I can not imagine what happens if it does not support it," he continued.

Just like DiCaprio, Winslet was also nominated for the Oscar this year for her role as Joanna Hoffman in the film Steve Jobs by director Danny Boyle. Winslet nominated for Best Supporting Actress.

Previous DiCaprio has six times nominated for Academy Awards.

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This year, many are hoping DiCaprio won a Best Actor nomination for his role as Hugh Glass in the movie The Revenant.

Guided by comedian Chris Rock, Oscar event will be held in Los Angeles on 28 February.