Actor Jared Leto might have won an Oscar for his performance in the movie "Dallas Buyers Club", but he still hasn't seen the film.
The 42-year-old, who picked up best supporting actor for his role as a transsexual AIDS victim in the movie at the 86th Academy Awards, plans to watch his work eventually, but wants to "leave it alone" at present because the project was such an "intense" experience, reports contactmusic.com.
"I have not seen the film yet," Leto said on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show".
"I think one day I will watch it, because, you know, I'll be curious at some point. But it was such an intense role. It's better for me to just leave it alone right now," he added.
The actor also picked up a Golden Globe Award for the movie.
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