It's going to be Leo's year: Kate Winslet on his Oscar chance

Actress Kate Winslet feels her "Titanic" co-star Leonardo DiCaprio will "probably" win his first Oscar at next month's ceremony.
DiCaprio is nominated in the best actor category for his performance in "The Revenant".
Even though her own "Steve Jobs" co-star Michael Fassbender is also vying for the title, Winslet, 40, said one can "sort of feel" the win will belong to DiCaprio, reported the BBC.
"I think you can sort of feel it, and I think that everyone wants it for [DiCaprio]," said Winslet, who is also an Oscars front-runner for best supporting actress for her act in "Steve Jobs".

"It would be amazing. It's also slightly difficult for me to, because Michael Fassbender has been nominated, and I was his right hand woman for three months whilst we were making Steve Jobs, and I saw how hard he worked. I think his performance is so extraordinary. But I think, you can sort of feel the temperature. It's probably going to be Leo's year."
Winslet was speaking at the London Critics Circle Film Awards.
She collected her best supporting actress award for "Steve Jobs", just one week after winning the same prize at the Golden Globes.