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The Wolf of Wall Street Soundtrack [ 2013 ]
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Stratton Oakmont
Theodore Shapiro
Opening score music.
Dust My Broom
Elmore James
Jordan narrates his life at the start of the movie. He talks about his white Ferrari and his model wife.
Dust My Blues
Song as Jordan is trying to land his helicopter while high at the start of the movie.
Howlin' Wolf
Jordan talks about the all the drugs he use.
Mercy, Mercy, Mercy
Cannonball Adderley & Bill Evans
Jordan arrives at Wall Street on his first day.
Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick
Jordan is at the strip club doing cocaine after 6 months on wall street.
Bang! Bang!
Jordan sells his first penny stock, he meets Donnie at the diner.
Tear It Down
Clyde McCoy
Jordan and Donnie smoke crack.
Movin' Out (Anthony's Song)
Jordan brings together his sale friends to introduce them to his brokerage idea.
Surrey With the Fringe On Top
Ahmad Jamal Trio
Jordan buys his wife a diamond necklace.
Road Runner
Stratton Oakfield start expanding and selling penny stocks to rich people.
Stars and Stripes Forever
John Philip Sousa
The marching band and strippers parade through Stratton Oakfield to celebrate their week.
Smokestack LIghtning
They all celebrate their end of week profits. They roll around with strippers as the DEA starts to investigate their firm.
Double Dutch
Malcolm McLaren
After the Forbes article, hundreds of kids rock up trying to get a job with them. Jordan also hires the enforcer, Mad Max.
Lambert, Hendricks & Ross
Jordan talks about the different types of hookers the office use.
Insane in the Brain
Cypress Hill
First song at Jordans huge house party.
King Arthur, Act 3: What Power Art Thou
The Monteverdi Choir
Donnie is high on Quaaludes at the party. Slow motion shot as he leans over Jordans shoulder as they play beer pong.
Never Say Never
Naomi arrives at Jordan's party and they are introduced for the first time.
There Is No Greater Love
Jordan and Naomi have dinner together.
John Lee Hooker
Noami tells Jordan they're not going to be friends. They drive home together after their dinner.
C'est Si Bon
Eartha Kitt
Jordan is doing cocaine off of Naomi in the limo before his wife catches him.
Give Me Luv
Noami walks in on the gay orgy in her house.
Uncontrollable Urge
Jordan describes how a rat hole works as they play golf. The SEC visits.
Moonlight In Vermont
Jordan asks Naomi to marry him.
In the Bush
Second song on the plane as they have sex with hookers and do drugs.
Pretty Thing
Jordans bachelor party at the mirage and continues onto the plane. Again at his wedding as they dance.
Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings
Live song at the wedding.
Can't Help Falling In Love
Elvis Presley & The Jordanaires
A version of this song can be heard at the wedding reception on the beach.
Baby Got Back
Sir Mix-A-Lot
Dancing to this song at the wedding.
Foo Fighters
After Jordan buys Naomi a yacht for her wedding present.
Hey Leroy, Your Mama's Calling You
Jimmy Castor
Song after Jordans speech to his brokers, they start selling Steve Maddens stock.
Sloop John B
Me First and The Gimme Gimmes
Jordan kicks the agents of his boat. He talks about taking drugs so he can make the flight to Switzerland.
Boom Boom Boom
The Outhere Brothers
Jordan is dancing at a club during the drool phase of taking his ludes.
I Need You Baby (Mona)
Jordan goes to his aunt to ask if he can use her name for a swiss bank account.
Meth Lab Zoso Sticker
They strap their cash to the Swiss hooker. They start smuggling the cash into Switzerland.
Flying High (from Family Matters)
Bennett Salvay & Jesse Frederick
Belfort and Azoff watch an episode of Family Matters, waiting for the Quaaludes to kick in.
Dream Lover (from Popeye meets Hercules)
Clifford Grey & Victor Schertzinger
Azoff is on the phone while the show is playing in the background
Score from Popeye meets Hercules
Winston Sharples
Belfort and Azoff get into a fight while the sow is playing in the background
Popeye the Sailor Man (Remastered)
Sammy Lerner
In the house, after taking the lemmons, when Donnie is suffocating, Jordan takes some cocaine inspired by Popeye (on tv)
Hip Hop Hooray
Naughty By Nature
Brad shows up on the yacht party after his jail comeback
One Step Beyond
Inspector 7
Stratton Oakmont start getting subpoenas. Donnie pisses on them.
Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting
Charles Mingus
Jordan and Donnie go to Italy. They get a phone call informing them Steve Madden is unloading shares.
Umberto Tozzi
They are rescued from sea and dance with the Italians.
Infomercial
Belfort shoots an infomercial before being arrested by the FBI
Ça plane pour moi
Plastic Bertrand
Jordan is arrested by the FBI.
Get Us Down (from Family Matters)
Scene from Family Matters
Mrs. Robinson
The Lemonheads
The FBI makes arrest in the entire company.
Cast Your Fate To the Wind
Allen Toussaint
First song during end credits.
The Money Chant
Robbie Robertson ft. Matthew McConaughey
Second song during end credits.
Score from Lifestyles of the Rich and the Famous
Michael Karp
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I Don't Want to Walk Without You
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Jordan Belfort’s ex-wife tells the real story behind the yacht on The Wolf of Wall Street
The ex-wife of jordan belfort shed some light on the infamous scene.
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Jordan Belfort's ex wife, Nadine Macaluso, has set the record straight about the scene in The Wolf Of Wall Street where Belfort splashes out and buys his wife a yacht on their wedding day.
I mean, when you have a lot of money , what better way to treat your new spouse after saying I do?
After their lavish wedding, Belford ( Leonardo DiCaprio ) covers Nadine's, or Naomi as she's known in the movie, eyes with a blindfold before revealing the huge yacht, which has been christened the 'Naomi'.
And Naomi (played by Margot Robbie ) cannot contain her excitement.
"Are you serious? A f***ing yacht?!" she exclaims.
However, it seems that the real Belfort wasn't very serious, as Macaluso revealed on TikTok that her ex-husband, who she was married to from 1991 to 2005, 'did not' actually buy her a boat on their wedding day.
She said: "Actually what happened I think we were married for a few years and we were always chartering yachts, because he loved to do that.
"And I had given birth to my beautiful daughter Chandler and he said 'I want to buy a yacht'."
However, this idea didn't sit well with Macaluso at the time.
She continued: "I said 'I don't think we should buy a yacht, we have a baby and I don't feel comfortable.
'She can't swim.'
"I had visions of her falling off the boat and I was actually terrified.
"I did not want to buy the yacht ironically. And he was like 'Nope, I'm buying a yacht and I'm calling it the Nadine'. And I was like 'Okay, here we go'.
"And you know how that went."
Macaluso's final line is a nod to a scene in the film, in which Belfort and Naomi need to be rescued from the yacht after it gets caught up in a storm.
This scene was indeed based on the real life sinking of the ship in June 1996, which resulted in a rescue by the Italian Navy Special forces.
The yacht was sunk after violent waves repeatedly hit it, but luckily everyone on board was able to escape the ship in time.
Macaluso has previously commented on the scene's accuracy , where she admitted in a TikTok video that the yacht sinking scene was 'totally true'.
Speaking of the memory, she said: "It was horrific, horrifying, we were in a squall for 12 to 18 hours and we lived, thank god, for my kids."
She even showed real life footage of her, Belford and their friends being rescued by the Navy.
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How Jordan Belfort's 37m superyacht Nadine sank off the coast of Sardinia
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Coco Chanel was famously outspoken on many things, but yachting, in particular, attracted her ire. “As soon as you set foot on a yacht you belong to some man, not to yourself, and you die of boredom,” she was once quoted as saying.
Her solution was to buy her own yacht. A 37m with a steel hull, built by the Dutch yard Witsen & Vis of Alkmaar. The yacht passed through many hands, finally ending up belonging to the Wolf of Wall Street, Jordan Belfort, on whose watch she foundered and sank in 1996.
The yacht was originally built for a Frenchman under the name Mathilde , but he backed out and she caught Chanel’s eye instead. With a narrow beam, a high bow and the long, low superstructure typical of Dutch yachts of her era, she was certainly a beautiful boat. But she was also well equipped, with five staterooms in dark teak panelling, magnificent dining facilities, room for big tenders and, later, a helipad. A frequent sight along the Florida coast, she caught the eye of a young skipper called Mark Elliott.
“In those days, she was the biggest yacht on the East Coast,” he remembers. “Nobody had ever seen anything like it. I needed a wrench once and went up to the boat - Captain Norm Dahl was really friendly.” He didn’t know it then, but Elliott was destined to become the skipper of the boat himself and was at the helm when the storm of the century took her to the bottom off Sardinia.
Coco Chanel died in 1971 and sometime thereafter the yacht was renamed Jan Pamela under the new ownership of Melvin Lane Powers. He was a flamboyant Houston real estate developer, fond of crocodile skin cowboy boots and acquitted of murder in a trial that gripped the nation.
Powers sent Jan Pamela to Merrill Stevens yard in Miami, where a mammoth seven-metre section was added amidships. “We made templates for the boat where we were going to cut her in half, then she went out for another charter season,” remembers Whit Kirtland, son of the yard owner. “When the boat came back in, we cut it just forward of the engine room, rolled the two sections apart and welded it in.”
He remembers how the sun’s heat made the bare and painted metal expand at different rates. “You had to weld during certain time periods – early in the morning or late at night,” says Kirtland.
The result of the extension was a huge new seven-metre full-beam master stateroom, an extra salon and one further cabin – pushing the charter capacity to seven staterooms. During this refit, the boat’s colour was also changed from white to taupe. “No one had really done it before and it was gorgeous,” says Elliott. By 1983, Powers was bankrupt and the yacht was sold on again. She next shows up named Edgewater .
Elliott’s chance came in 1989. He was working for the established yacht owner Bernie Little, who ran a hugely profitable distribution business for Bud brewer Anheuser-Busch. “Bernie Little had always wanted to own the boat,” Elliott says. “He loved it. He bought it sight unseen – and I started a huge restoration programme, including another extension to put three metres in the cockpit.”
It was a massive task, undertaken at Miami Ship. “We pulled out all the windows, re-chromed everything, repainted – brought it back to life,” says Elliott. They also cut out old twin diesels from GM and replaced them with bigger CAT engines, doubling her horsepower to 800. “Repowered, she could cruise at up to 20 knots. She was long and skinny, like a destroyer.”
A smart hydraulic feature was also brought to life for the first time. Under two of the sofas in the main stateroom were hidden 3.6m x 1.2m glass panels giving a view of the sea under the boat. At the push of a button, the sofas lifted up and mirrors above allowed you to gaze at the seabed – from the actual bed.
Now called Big Eagle , like all of Little’s boats, she was a charter hit and her top client was a certain New York financier named Jordan Belfort. He fell in love with her and begged Little to sell to him. But he needed to secure financing, and in 1995, Little agreed to hold a note on the boat for a year if Mark Elliott stayed on as skipper.
With the boat rechristened Nadine after his wife, Belfort set about another round of refit work, restyling the interior with vintage deco and lots of mirrors, extending the upper deck this time, and fitting a crane capable of raising and stowing the Turbine Seawind seaplane.
Nadine also carried a helicopter, a 10m Intrepid tender, two 6m dinghies on the bow, four motorbikes, six jetskis, state-of-the-art dive gear. “You pretty much needed an air traffic controller when all these things were in the water,” says Elliott.
Belfort’s partying was legendary and Elliott clearly saw eye-watering things on board, but as far as he was concerned, he was there to safeguard the boat. “When Jordan Belfort became the owner, he could do whatever he wanted. I was there to protect the note,” says Elliott. “He is a brilliant mind and a lovely person. It was just when he was in his party mode, he was out of control.”
Nadine and her huge cohort of toys and vehicles plied all the usual yachting haunts on both sides of the Atlantic. But Belfort’s love story was to be short-lived. Disaster struck with the boss and guests on board during an 85-mile crossing between Civitavecchia in Italy and Calle de Volpe on Sardinia.
What was forecast to be a 20-knot blow and moderate seas degenerated into a violent 70-knot storm with crests towering above 10.6m, according to Elliott. Wave after wave pounded the superstructure, stoving in hatches and windows so that water poured below and made the boat sluggish. By a miracle the engine room remained dry and they could maintain steerage way, motoring slowly through the black of the night as rescue attempt after rescue attempt was called off.
Nadine eventually sank at dawn in over 1000m of water just 20 miles from the coast of Sardinia. Everyone had been taken off by helicopter, and there was no loss of life. Captain Mark Elliott was roundly congratulated for his handling of the incident. “The insurance paid immediately because it was the storm of the century,” he says. “I took the whole crew but one with me to [Little’s next boat] Star Ship . That was my way to come back.”
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Iconic Scenes: The Wolf of Wall Street – The Yacht Bribe
I love The Wolf of Wall Street . I think it is a spectacular film that seems to grow more relevant as time passes. I also think that the central character and narrator, Jordan Belfort, is not the most important or key character – that is Agent Denham. So I’m looking at the brilliant scene where Belfort and Denham first meet.
What Happens
Multi-millionaire and thoroughly corrupt stockbroker Jordan Belfort invites two FBI agents to his luxury yacht after he learns that they are investigating him. Agent Denham, and a virtually silent partner, arrive for what starts as a very friendly meeting. Belfort hands over some of the information the FBI has been trying to get while constantly trying to impress them with his wealth and insisting he’s done nothing wrong. Belfort draws Denham into a conversation and it seems the FBI agent is not happy at being given the case and would be willing to play ball with Belfort. At which point, Belfort tries to bribe Denham, and then the tone changes. It’s immediately obvious that Denham is not willing to play ball and is determined to bring Belfort down. The conversation gets increasingly acrimonious and ends with Belfort literally throwing lobsters and handfuls of cash at the departing FBI agents.
When you sail on a yacht fit for a Bond villain, sometimes you gotta act the part
DiCaprio is sensational in this scene. Despite getting very good advice not to contact the FBI and try some scheming, this is exactly what Belfort does. They meet on his insanely luxurious yacht, where Belfort has beautiful women lounging on chairs, he is dressed in bright white “yacht clothes” and constantly turning on his beaming smile. He offers them lobsters and drinks. It does not seem to occur to Belfort that showing off his immense, and ill-gotten wealth, might not be the best idea when you’re being investigated for crimes in the stock market.
Belfort’s attempt at bribery is fantastic. Basically detailing a story where he advised someone in need of money in what stocks to invest in and that person making a fortune and how Belfort “would be willing to do that for anyone”. When challenged about this being a bribe Belfort reveals he researched what legally constitutes a bribe and that wouldn’t count. Again, it’s a little suspicious for someone to be able to recite the criminal code of a crime if they’re not a lawyer.
Good for you, Little Man
Oh, Agent Denham, you film stealing hero. Denham is played by Kyle Chandler who, and this is important for the Denham role, is your go-to guy for American decency (if you need someone younger than Tom Hanks), he is probably best known for his role in Friday Night Lights where he played an honourable, upstanding and inspirational football coach. Denham’s casual chatting with Belfort seems to suggest he is not interested in the case and possibly dissatisfied with his job, the attempted bribe being when he flips to his real character.
As Belfort becomes more aggressive Denham responds in kind and leads to one of the all-time best deliveries, “Good for you, little man,” when sarcastically congratulating Belfort on becoming a Wall Street douchebag without any help from anyone else. Belfort is stunned by this comment but mainly in that he can’t understand it…he’s rich, really rich, how can he be a “little man”, he’s a giant. A colossus. The embodiment of the American Dream. The thing is, of course, Denham is right.
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A lot of this scene is purely about status. Of all the places Belfort could have met with the FBI agents he chooses his insanely expensive yacht. He is obsessed with money and how much the FBI agents make, originally pretending to be sympathetic but quickly changing to just mocking them. Belfort assumes that because Denham works for the FBI for what to him is an insignificant amount of money he is a loser. The idea that Denham might believe in what he’s doing is either inconceivable or at best a pitiable weakness. To me, this is the best and most interesting scene in the whole film – not the drug-filled hedonistic parties, not the cult-like team talks Belfort gives his employees, not the incredibly charismatic phone calls Belfort makes when selling stocks but this scene where Denham sizes up Belfort and sees right through him.
Years ago David Cross and Bob Odenkirk made a sketch show called Mr. Show , which contained a sketch based on the premise “someone who makes more money than you is better than you”, so Van Gogh, Einstein and Galileo are actually pretty unsuccessful people. This is Jordan Belfort’s philosophy – he is better than just about everyone he meets because he is richer.
The Hero I’m Going To Be Back At The Office, When The Bureau seizes this boat!
All Belfort manages to do in this scene is upset the FBI and probably convince them that yes, he is absolutely breaking the law. It’s an interesting look at the dynamic of power in America (and indeed the whole world) – who is the more powerful person? Belfort with his huge personal wealth or Denham as a federal officer, a representative of the most powerful country on Earth. There was a lot of discussion at the time about if people actually saw Belfort as the hero of this film, that people liked him and wanted him to win. I saw this as Goodfellas but for white-collar crime. In this scene Belfort helps further his own downfall, antagonising the FBI. In the final moments of this scene, Belfort has just finished throwing money at Denham and his arrogance and deluded grandeur fade as he realises he has just made a terrible mistake.
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25 Movies To Watch If You Love The Wolf Of Wall Street
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- The Wolf of Wall Street features a diverse soundtrack that matches the movie's wild and frenzied pace perfectly.
- From Elvis Presley to Cypress Hill, the soundtrack adds layers to Jordan Belfort's life of excess and crime.
- The music choices in the film highlight the outrageous levels of wealth, debauchery, and drug use depicted in the story.
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The Wolf of Wall Street soundtrack fills Martin Scorsese's wild crime comedy with a wide variety of great songs that enhance the outrageous tale. Adapted from the life story of unscrupulous stockbroker Jordan Belfort, The Wolf of Wall Street marked a return to Scorsese’s signature style of fast-paced biopic. Much like Goodfellas and Casino , The Wolf of Wall Street is jam-packed with music . Ever since Robert De Niro's iconic entrance to the tune of “Jumpin’ Jack Flash” in Mean Streets , Scorsese has been renowned for the needle-drops on his soundtracks. The Wolf of Wall Street proudly continues that stylistic tradition.
From Elvis Presley to The Foo Fighters to Cyprus Hill, there’s a wide range of different artists featured on The Wolf of Wall Street ’s soundtrack. This eclectic mix of musical styles was a large part of creating the movie’s rapid, frenzied pace . Thanks to its ever-changing soundtrack and the variety of songs on that soundtrack, The Wolf of Wall Street ’s unwieldy three-hour runtime flies by. With a selection of dozens of songs from a handful of different musical genres, The Wolf of Wall Street has one of Scorsese’s most ambitious soundtracks.
The Wolf of Wall Street showcased Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese at their best, and there are other great movies out there for fans to enjoy.
Song | Artist |
---|---|
“Spoonful” | Howlin’ Wolf |
“Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick” | Ian Dury |
“Tear It Down” | Clyde McCoy |
“Surrey with the Fringe on Top” | Ahmad Jamal Trio |
“Stars and Stripes Forever” | John Philip Sousa |
“Cloudburst” | Lambert, Hendricks & Ross |
“Insane in the Brain” | Cypress Hill |
“There is No Greater Love” | Ahmad Jamal Trio |
“Boom Boom” | John Lee Hooker |
“Give Me Luv” | Alcatraz |
“Uncontrollable Urge” | Devo |
“In the Bush” | Musique |
“Can’t Help Falling in Love” | Elvis Presley & the Jordanaires |
“Baby Got Back” | Sir Mix-A-Lot |
“Everlong” | Foo Fighters |
“Sloop John B” | Me First and the Gimme Gimmes |
“Boom Boom Boom” | The Outhere Brothers |
“I Need You Baby (Mona)” | Bo Diddley |
“Flying High” | Bennett Salvay & Jesse Frederick |
“Dream Lover” | Clifford Grey & Victor Schertzinger |
“Popeye the Sailor Man” | Sammy Lerner |
“Hip Hop Hooray” | Naughty By Nature |
“One Step Beyond” | Inspector 7 |
“Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting” | Charles Mingus |
“Gloria” | Umberto Tozzi |
“Ça Plane Pour Moi” | Plastic Bertrand |
Where Every Other Song Plays In The Wolf Of Wall Street
The songs highlight jordan belfort's life of crime and excess.
“Spoonful” by Howlin’ Wolf – This track makes for the first song to play into the movie and is a wild introduction to the story of Jordan Belfort, and more directly, his drug habits. The song plays as Jordan lists the many drugs he takes to get through the day, seeming like an impossible amount of narcotics but apparently inspired by the real Jordan Belfort's self-medication methods.
“Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick” by Ian Dury – Following Matthew McConaughey's brief Wolf of Wall Street role , Jordan narrates as he learns "the ins and outs" of the Wall Street world with this song playing over scenes of him at strip clubs surrounded by dancers while he uses cocaine for the first time. It is a hilarious moment suggesting that this kind of behavior is just part of the job.
“Tear It Down” by Clyde McCoy – This song plays during a scene in which Jordan and Donnie continue experimenting with drugs as Donnie gifts him some crack to smoke. Interestingly, this is the first and only real-time in the movie in which Jordan seems reluctant or uneasy about his drug use. Of course, he quickly relents and is very pleased with the feeling.
“Surrey with the Fringe on Top” by Ahmad Jamal Trio – This song plays when Jordan buys his wife a diamond necklace . It is a moment of him showing his immense wealth and success in the new job. However, it is also a subtly dark moment as he is gifting his wife with the spoils of his work while also using his work to continuously be dishonest and disloyal to her.
“Stars and Stripes Forever” by John Philip Sousa – This classic patriotic marching song is used perfectly to show the increased wildness of Belfort's office and their shenanigans . Capping off a successful week, Jordan treats his workers to a show with a marching band entering the office playing the song and wearing nothing by their underwear.
“Cloudburst” by Lambert, Hendricks & Ross – This song scores the moment after Jordan and his peers are confronted with their excessive and debaucherous spending at the firm. The song plays as Jordan boasts about the different tiers of sex workers who are brought into the office, from the very expensive ones to the rather affordable options.
“Insane in the Brain” by Cypress Hill – Another sign of Jordan Belfort's excessive wealth is shown in the scene in which he hosts a house party filled with hundreds of people, a lot of liquor, and copious amounts of cocaine being used by the guests. It is all shown while this classic hip-hop song plays with the lyrics perfectly highlighting the unbelievable and outrageous levels of excess on display.
“King Arthur, Act 3: What Power Art Thou” by The Monteverdi Choir – While Martin Scorsese's use of music in his movies has been known to deliver some powerful moments, he can also use them for moments of great comedy. A snippet of this opera song is heard over the slow-motion shot of Donnie, high on Quaaludes, leaning over Jordan’s shoulder during a game of beer pong. The epic music and Donnie's glazed look in slow motion make for one of the biggest laughs in the movie.
“There is No Greater Love” by Ahmad Jamal Trio – A romantic love song scores the first date Jordan has with Margot Robbie's The Wolf of Wall Street character, Naomi . It is an interesting scene as Jordan seems nervous at the prospect of wooing this beautiful girl and the song sets the stage for a grand romance despite the fact that he is married and their relationship would be filled with endless hardships.
“Boom Boom” by John Lee Hooker – This song plays when Jordan and Naomi are driving home together after dinner . In contrast to the love song setting a romantic mood for their dinner together, this more fast-paced and electric song shows the lust coming over Jordan. It is a sign that those moments of romance and sweetness do not last long and he quickly reverts back to his animalistic mind.
“Give Me Luv” by Alcatraz – There are random moments in the movie that don't seem to add much to the plot but offer hilarious and wild details that leave many questions about whether all of this is accurate to the true story behind The Wolf of Wall Street . This Alcatraz song is playing when Naomi walks into her apartment to find her butler having an orgy in one of the wildest reveals in a movie that is filled with them.
“Uncontrollable Urge” by Devo – This song can be heard when Jordan is playing golf and describes how a “rat-hole” works before the SEC pays him a visit. The upbeat energy of the song reflects the confidence and arrogance Jordan and his colleague had with the crimes they were committing. The song plays as Jordan brags about mistreating the SEC while they are looking over his files in one room while committing far bigger crime right next to them. It is a sign that he sees himself as untouchable.
“In the Bush” by Musique – This is the second song that plays on the plane as the bachelor party’s festivities begin on the jet with excessive drug use and an airborne orgy. The real Jordan Belfort confirmed a party like this really did happen and the song score it perfectly as there is mayhem and scenes of debauchery that would seemingly never be possible in the real world. It is one of the scenes that makes it such a wild movie.
“Can’t Help Falling in Love” by Elvis Presley & the Jordanaires – Once again, Martin Scorsese uses music for comedic effect and great storytelling. Following the events of his disgusting bachelor party, this romantic ode to love plays during the wedding of Jordan and Naomi . It shows the two-faced side of Jordan that he is always going to be deceptive no matter who he is with.
“Baby Got Back” by Sir Mix-A-Lot – This is another song that Jordan and his friends dance to during the wedding scene , showing off Leonardo DiCaprio's surprising dancing skills. This also links to the previous song as Jordan previously promised himself that the bachelor party would be his last wild ride before settling into a life of marriage. However, seeing him dance with his drunk and wild friends suggests he is not going to keep that promise.
“Everlong” by Foo Fighters – This song plays when Jordan gives Naomi a yacht as her wedding present . The epic nature of the song highlights the extravagance of the present Jordan gives to his wife. It also introduces the yacht in memorable fashion with it playing a memorable role later in the movie.
“Sloop John B” by Me First and the Gimme Gimmes – This song plays after Jordan is interrogated by FBI agents , led by Kyle Chandler, on his boat and he asks them to leave. Though Jordan initially took the meeting with confidence that he could charm or bribe his way out of it, he turns frustrated as he begins insulting and belittling the agents. It continues as he explains the drugs he’s taking to get through the flight to Switzerland, showing how extensive his dependency on narcotics has become.
“Boom Boom Boom” by The Outhere Brothers – Continuing Jordan's pre-flight drug schedule, this song is heard in a nightclub as Jordan is dancing while high on Quaaludes . The fact that he is confidently partying and doing all manner of drugs sets up the disastrous plane ride that awaits him and his drug-fueled behavior that even shocks Donnie.
“I Need You Baby (Mona)” by Bo Diddley – This song plays as Jordan is trying to convince Naomi’s aunt to let him open a Swiss bank account in her name. The song reflects the charm in Jordan trying to convince her of this rather large favor. The song also comes to highlight the awkward moment when Jordan begins to think that the older woman is flirting with him and he tries to make a move, showing how far he has sunk.
“Flying High” by Bennett Salvay & Jesse Frederick – This song from one of Family Matters ’ nine seasons can be heard when Jordan and Donnie are watching an episode of the classic sitcom, waiting for the Quaaludes to take effect . The mundane activity of watching a wholesome sitcom while waiting for their drug trip to happen is a hilarious moment which sets the stage for the infamous Quaaludes scene.
“Dream Lover” by Clifford Grey & Victor Schertzinger – This song from Popeye Meets Hercules can be heard when Donnie is on the phone and the short is playing on the TV in the background . It sets up the joke that follows with Jordan.
“Popeye the Sailor Man” by Sammy Lerner – This iconic theme from Popeye usually plays when Popeye has eaten his spinach and gains the strength he needs to save the day. It is used hilariously in the Quaaludes scene when Jordan takes cocaine to give himself the necessary boost to overcome the powerful drugs that have finally taken effect.
“Hip Hop Hooray” by Naughty By Nature – This song plays as Brad attends the yacht party being thrown in his honor for serving his jail sentence. The upbeat song and the part continue to show the reckless way Jordan and the others face the law. Even with real prison sentences, they feel as though they are unstoppable or convince themselves as much so that they can keep the party going.
“One Step Beyond” by Inspector 7 – The Wolf of Wall Street 's fraud charges against Jordan and the others can be a little hard to understand, but the crimes do begin to catch up to them. However, they still do not take them seriously and celebrate defying the law without repercussions. This song kicks in when Stratton Oakmont starts receiving subpoenas and Donnie urinates on them.
“Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting” by Charles Mingus – This song is playing when Jordan and Donnie are taking a vacation in Italy and get the call telling them Steve Madden is offloading shares. It is another moment of Jordan openly defying the law as he explains that they were expressly told not to leave the country only for him to decide that it was the perfect time to take a vacation.
“Gloria” by Umberto Tozzi – This song plays when Jordan and his party are rescued from a shipwreck and dance with Italian sailors . Following the mayhem of the scene of the ship in the storm, the fun dance party is a hilarious juxtaposition. However, it also marks a change in Jordan as he is not joining in on the fun for the first time and begins to see the trouble he is in gradually closing in on him.
“Ça Plane Pour Moi” by Plastic Bertrand – This song plays when Jordan is arrested by the FBI . The song from the Belgium new wave punk group carries that sense of defiance and rebelliousness that Jordan has maintained during his entire interaction with the law enforcement agents.
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Directed by Martin Scorcese, The Wolf of Wall Street tells the true story of stockbroker Jordan Belfort (Leonardo DiCaprio), based on his memoir of the same name. It chronicles the rise of Belfort and the subsequent corruption of his firm as he engages in a wide assortment of criminal acts while amassing a staggering fortune. Jonah Hill, Margot Robbie, and Kyle Chandler also star alongside DiCaprio.
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Martin Scorsese ‘Kept Fighting’ for ‘Wolf of Wall Street’ Yacht Scene to Be in Final Cut
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Martin Scorsese was determined that “ The Wolf of Wall Street ” would have a sinking ship onscreen.
The blockbuster, Oscar-nominated 2013 film which starred Leonardo DiCaprio as real-life disgraced stockbroker Jordan Belfort, was originally a whopping four hours long. While the film was eventually trimmed down to 180 minutes, screenwriter Terence Winter revealed that Scorsese refused to cut an expensive yacht sequence.
“Because [the script] was so long, you know, the fear was there were going be things that we were gonna have to cut — like the sequence where the boat sinks and they get rescued at sea,” Winter told The Hollywood Reporter . “It was on the chopping block for the longest time because it was so wild and so expensive. To his credit, Marty just kept fighting and said, ‘We have to have that. I have to have that.'”
The scene involves Belfort (DiCaprio) and his wife Naomi ( Margot Robbie ) having to be rescued by helicopter when sailing from Italy to Monaco in a desperate attempt to stop federal investigators from accessing bank accounts.
“There was actually a four-hour cut of that movie initially and it was just a lot more insanity — if you can believe there was room for any,” Emmy winner Winter continued. “But I was absolutely thrilled that everything got in there. Every possible thing… including the kitchen sink… is in that movie. I could not have been more happy with it.”
Acclaimed editor and longtime Scorsese collaborator Thelma Schoonmaker previously told IndieWire that the four-hour cut is beloved by those who had seen it, and Scorsese even considered releasing it in two parts. “Well, we thought about it,” Schoonmaker said. “But the film doesn’t work split in half. It has to have a certain arc.”
Actress Robbie recently revealed that the overnight success of “The Wolf of Wall Street” was overwhelming at times, saying, “Something was happening in those early stages and it was all pretty awful. I remember saying to my mom, ‘I don’t think I want to do this.’ And she just looked at me, completely straight-faced, and was like, ‘Darling, I think it’s too late not to.’ That’s when I realized the only way was forward.”
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Martin Scorsese Went To The Mattresses To Keep The Boat Sinking Scene In ‘The Wolf Of Wall Street’
When things start heading south for Jordan Belfort in The Wolf of Wall Street , he demands that his yacht sail through a monstrous storm that, shocker, sinks his boat. The scene has almost nothing to do with the plot and everything to display the lengths of desperation and unearned confidence the cheating money man has stuffed in his pockets. It turns out all the money in the world can’t stop nature from sending your luxury party barge to the bottom of the sea. It also turns out that we almost never got to see the absurdist comeuppance because unnamed powers that be were interested in cutting the thing altogether to bring down costs.
According to screenwriter Terence Winter , Martin Scorsese fought to keep it in, much to the delight of schadenfreude connoisseurs.
“Because [the script] was so long, you know, the fear was there were going be things that we were gonna have to cut — like the sequence where the boat sinks and they get rescued at sea,” Winter said. “It was on the chopping block for the longest time because it was so wild and so expensive. To his credit, Marty just kept fighting and said, ‘We have to have that. I have to have that.’”
He makes a great point! There are a multitude of bizarre and shocking things in the movie, but nothing on such an epic scale. It’s the rug that really ties the room together.
Now if we could only get that four-hour cut …
(via The Hollywood Reporter )
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Charter Yacht 'LADY M' featured in new ‘Wolf of Wall Street’ Film
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By Editorial Team 6 January 2014
The 45m/147’ charter yacht 'LADY M' is the setting for a number of scenes shot with Leonardo DiCaprio for his new Martin Scorcese-directed film ‘Wolf of Wall Street’.
Scenes on board motor yacht LADY M were filmed in North Cove Marina, New York for the highly-anticipated movie due out in cinemas later this month. ‘Wolf of Wall Street’ is based on the rise and fall of high-flying, fast-living real life stock broker Jordan Belfort, played by DiCaprio as he raked in more than $50 million a year on the stock market.
Belfort set up boiler room Stratton Oakmont in the 1990’s and enjoyed an outrageously excessive lifestyle of drugs, women, planes and of course superyachts before being imprisoned for 22 months corruption and fraud. LADY M is used in the film to represent Belfort’s own superyacht ‘NADINE’, named after his second wife, which was a 41m luxury motor yacht originally built for Coco Chanel in 1961.
‘NADINE’ sank in July 1997 following an instruction from Belfort while he was high on drugs to the Captain to head into a storm on a cruise from Porto Cervo to Capri. The yacht was battered by 15m waves and sank along with a number of toys including a seaplane, helicopter and eight jet skis however all passengers were successfully rescued by the Italian Coast Guard.
Built in 2002 by Intermarine Savannah , LADY M made for a luxurious setting for the film with her classically elegant interior that offers accommodation for up to 10 guests in five staterooms comprising a master suite, VIP, two doubles and one twin cabin. She is offered for charter at weekly rates starting from $125,000, contact your yacht broker for more details.
'Wolf of Wall Street’ yacht scenes were filmed on board LADY M in North Cove Marina, New York for the highly-anticipated movie due out in cinemas later this month.
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