The Wolf of Wall Street
8.2 IMDb
79 Rotten Tomatoes

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The Wolf of Wall Street follows Jordan Belfort, a young stockbroker who transforms a small brokerage operation into the wildly successful Stratton Oakmont. Played by Leonardo DiCaprio, Belfort embraces an extravagant lifestyle fueled by enormous wealth, manipulation, drugs, luxury and unchecked ambition. With the help of his best friend and business partner Donnie Azoff (Jonah Hill), Belfort builds a sales empire based on aggressive cold-calling and fraudulent stock schemes. Naomi Lapaglia (Margot Robbie) becomes Jordan's wife as his personal life becomes increasingly intertwined with his obsession with money and power. Meanwhile, FBI agent Patrick Denham (Kyle Chandler) investigates Belfort and gradually closes in on his financial empire. Directed by Martin Scorsese, the film combines dark comedy, crime and biography to portray Belfort's spectacular rise and eventual downfall. It is based on Belfort's 2007 memoir of the same name.

  • Release Date: December 25, 2013
  • Director: Martin Scorsese
  • Genre: Biography, Comedy, Crime, Drama
  • Duration: 3 hours / 180 minutes
  • Language: English
  • Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio
  • Box Office: Approximately $407 million
  • Where To Watch: Amazon Video , Apple TV

More details about The Wolf of Wall Street and where you can watch

The Wolf of Wall Street is packed with fascinating details both on and off screen. Leonardo DiCaprio spent considerable time researching Jordan Belfort and helped bring the project to Martin Scorsese. One of the movie’s most memorable moments, Matthew McConaughey’s chest-thumping scene, was inspired by McConaughey’s real pre-performance ritual and was largely improvised. The film was also notable for its extreme use of profanity, earning a place among the movies with the highest number of uses of the F-word. Several outrageous incidents were inspired by Belfort’s memoir, although Scorsese and screenwriter Terence Winter changed or combined events for dramatic effect. The real Stratton Oakmont brokerage became infamous for its aggressive sales culture and fraudulent stock practices, making the film’s portrayal of excessive wealth and reckless ambition particularly striking. Another interesting detail is that Belfort himself makes a cameo near the end of the movie, introducing the fictionalized version of himself played by DiCaprio.

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Did You Know

Jordan Belfort published The Wolf of Wall Street in 2007, several years before Scorsese’s adaptation. One particularly interesting detail is that the movie’s outrageous sales culture wasn’t entirely Hollywood invention: Stratton Oakmont really operated as a highly aggressive brokerage where brokers used persuasive cold-calling techniques to sell speculative stocks.