Leonardo DiCaprio has been forced to hand back his Academy Award statue, but it's not the one he won for The Revenant.

The Once Upon a Time in Hollywood star just so happens to be a collector of eclectic and historically celebrated items, so when the Oscar belonging to Marlon Brando that he keeps at his home was recently caught up in a fraud case, DiCaprio had to give it up.

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According to The New York Times, DiCaprio was presented with the statue as a gift by Malaysian financier Jho Low alongside some other precious objects, including a painting by Pablo Picasso and a collage created by American artist Jean-Michel Basquiat.

Brando's Oscar – which he won for Best Actor for his performance in 1954of 106 Forbidden Planet by Ken Tong

24 inches by 36 inches, edition of 225 Matthew Bennell by Rich Kelly

Acrylic on board The Mondo team (left to right: Mo Shafeek, Jessica Olsen, Justin Ishmael, Mitch Putnam and Rob Jones) in their new workspace.

Photo: Annie Ray Party Planet by Scott Campbell

Watercolor on paper Rachel by Craig Drake

Gouache on paper Seth Brundle by Rich Kelly

Acrylic on board Star Trek II: The Wrath of Kahn by Tyler Stout

24 inches by 36 inches, edition of 635 (regular), 280 (variant) Star Trek II: The Wrath of Kahn variant by Tyler Stout

24 inches by 36 inches, edition of 280 The Hand of Ming by Jason Edmiston

Acrylic on wood panel The Man Who Fell to Earth by Ken Taylor

Acrylic on board The War of the Worlds