Jack and Rose didn’t end this well.
Leonardo DiCaprio, 45, sprang into action to save a man who had fallen off a Club Med yacht near St. Martin on Dec. 30, a report said.
“Leonardo played a blinding role in his own real-life Hollywood movie,” a source told London’s the Sun newspaper.
“He saved the life of a man overboard who incredibly had survived by treading water for 11 hours. Leonardo’s boat was the only vessel looking for him.”
The “Titanic” star was vacationing in St. Barts over the holidays and rented a boat with his girlfriend, 22-year-old Camila Morrone.
The couple, and some friends, suddenly heard a distress call for a man in need of help.
The “Once Upon in Time in … Hollywood” actor insisted on braving the rough waters to find the man, one hour before sunset and with a storm approaching.
Luckily, DiCaprio’s boat eventually located the man, who was frantically waving his hands in the air.
The castaway had been treading water for 11 hours, near Saba Island.
According to the Sun, the severely dehydrated man was a Club Med worker who “had too much alcohol.”
He was given food and water before he was passed over to coast guard staff for medical treatment.
Leo joined co-star Brad Pitt, 56, one week later at the Golden Globes, where Pitt won Best Supporting Actor.
“I also have to thank my partner in crime, LDC,” Pitt said.
“He’s an all-star. He’s a gent and I wouldn’t be here without you, man.”
Pitt then joked: “Still, I would have shared the raft.”
For decades, fans of “Titanic” have debated whether Jack could have fit on the door alongside Rose and survived.