Leonardo DiCaprio and Camilla Moron are packed on Italian in the North End

Leonardo DiCaprio has kept a largely low profile since Adam McKay arrived in Boston for the Netflix K Don’t Madi movie “Doon Up Look Up”. DiCaprio and his girlfriend Camilla Moron were in the public eye on New Year’s Eve when they visited the North End to pick up a hearty Italian meal.

DiCaprio, Moron and another woman visited Table Mercato on Thursday afternoon, loading pasta, sauces, homemade potato chips, fig jam and other items from owner Jane Royal’s Italian shop. Royale, who runs Table Mercato and the adjoining Italian restaurant table, said DiCaprio was one of the first customers to need a basket to dispose of all his belongings, which she guessed was to stay at home.

“They stay, no one will go to dinner on New Year’s Eve,” Royal told Boston.com on Saturday afternoon. “They probably just wanted to load up the stuff, turn off the blinds and make cooking.”

Royal said she was busy working in the store’s basement when DiCaprio and Moron arrived, but the store’s employees and customers recognized the actor.

“People in the store said they only have pale eyes that they will never see,” Royal said. “You couldn’t mistake it for someone else even with a mask.”

Thank you LooDiCaprio For my coming ErcMercatoTABLE Last night I don’t know what you bought, but I hope it was good! 😬

– Jane Royal (Jen_Royal) January 1, 2021

After launching production on “Don’t Dock Up” in late November, DiCaprio and other cast members filmed Dec. 1 in Massachusetts, especially on South Station, while Stars and co-star Jennifer Lawrence filmed scenes on it. Acela train.

“Don’t Look Up” has also been filmed at the Museum of Fine Arts in Norton’s Wheaton College Ledge. Salisbury Beach, DCU Center in Wester Restaurant, Batship Cove in Flower River and Union Point in West. Filming is expected to continue at least until mid-February.

In the film, LeRance and DiCaprio play a pair of astronomers who discovered that the planet is on its way to collide with Earth. When they start talking in public about imminent danger, they believe that no one near them will take drowning warnings seriously.

Along with these two, “Don’t See Some” stars Kate Blanchett (“Carol”), Rob Morgan (“Mudbound”), Meryl Streep (“Iron Lady”), Jonah Hill (“Wolf’s Wolf”), Himesh Patel (“Yesterday”) “), Timothy Chalmet (” Little Women “), Matthew Perry (” Friends “), Tomar Sisley (” We’re Brave “), singer Ariana Grande, and rapper Kid Kudi.