This film is inspired by the real-life story of Jordan Belfort, who became a millionaire by his
mid-twenties from being an entry-level employee at a Wall Street brokerage firm. But his addiction
to drugs, women, and money, eventually became the cause of his downfall. Well,
it’s a story of every man. This is a comedy crime film released in 2013 called “The Wolf of
Wall Street.” At the beginning of the film, we see some employees of a brokerage firm playing a game.
The boss of the firm is Jordan Belfort, the main character of the movie. Ever since he
started working on Wall Street, his life changed drastically and he became a millionaire by the age
of 26. Dream of every man. He has an insanely gorgeous wife named Naomi. I don’t think any
man in the world can resist the beauty of Margot Robbie, the perfect definition of
beauty itself. Jordan spends most of his day doing drugs, having fun with premium partners,
and doing all sorts of crazy stuff. According to Jordan, he does enough drugs to sedate the
majority of New York’s population. But the one drug that he loves the most in the world
is money. For him, money is everything. You are not alone Jordan. Jordan narrates his life story
of how he became a millionaire from being the son of a middle-class family. When he was 22, he came
to Wall Street to do something big in his life, a common dream that every youngster dreams of.
There Jordan starts working as a broker and meets his boss, Mark Hanna. Jordan is astonished at how
everybody at the office talks and works. Later, he goes to have lunch with Mark. Mark lectures Jordan
that nobody knows if the stocks will go up, down, sideways, or whatever, and that it’s all a fugazi.
Mark suggests to Jordan that his primary objective should be about earning as much money as possible,
and care less about the clients. But Jordan takes his suggestion too seriously and just
by the end of six months, he finally becomes a licensed broker. But on his first day as a broker,
the market heavily crashed. Everyone called it “Black Monday”. Because of the crash, Jordan lost
his job. Well, his career ended before he could even start properly. His wife Teresa suggests
that they should pawn her wedding ring until their situation gets better, but Jordan refuses.
Yes, Teresa is Jordan’s first wife. Noami comes much later in his life, soon after which Jordan
leaves Teresa just like that. One day, Jordan finds a job vacancy at Investor Center, which
is merely a small establishment that hardly looks professional. There he meets Dwayne, the man who
runs the place. He assigns Jordan to pitch a sale for a company called Aerotyne, and if he succeeds,
he will receive 50% of the commission. So Jordan calls the client and instantly grabs his attention
with the way he pitches it. Jordan successfully sells the stock and earns a huge profit. After
a couple of months, a chubby man named Donnie approaches Jordan and asks him if the Jaguar
parked outside belongs to him, to which Jordan says yes. Donnie reveals that they are neighbours
and he works selling children’s furniture. When Jordan reveals that he made $72,000 the previous
month, Donnie instantly calls his boss to tell him that he is quitting and will work for Jordan now.
Money talks man, money talks. One day while having some drinks, Donnie reveals that he
married his cousin because he didn’t like the idea of anybody else romancing his cousin. One day,
Jordan and Donnie decide to start their own business at a garage. So Jordan recruits some
of his friends, Alden Kupferberg, Chester Ming, Robbie Feinberg, Brad, and Nicky Koskoff. Jordan
also brings along several guys from Investor Center to work for him. They all then start a
brokerage firm called Stratton Oakmat. Over time, Stratton Oakmat grows even bigger,
and Jordan hires more brokers to work for him. The firm literally becomes the dream company that
every broker in the world would love to work at. Their business grows so much that they fall under
the radar of the FBI. Even Forbes magazine does a piece on Jordan, and calls him “the Wolf of Wall
Street.” One day while having a party with his friends, Jordan sees Naomi for the first time,
who later on will become his wife. One evening, Jordan takes Naomi out for dinner. When they leave
for home, Naomi invites him to her apartment for some tea. Jordan is extremely excited to get to
her apartment, as his dreams are finally coMing true. Days pass by, and the two eventually get
into a relationship. But one night, Teresa catches Jordan red-handed. Oops. Teresa is furious at him
and starts hitting him. She breaks down into tears and asks him if he loves Naomi, but Jordan doesn’t
reply. Instead, he files for divorce three days later. Naomi soon moves into Jordan’s apartment
and the two have a great time together. One day, Jordan proposes to Naomi and the two eventually
get married. 18 months later, Jordan and Naomi have a daughter together and name her Skyler. One
day at work, Jordan gives a powerful speech and reminds all his employees that it doesn’t matter
whether the stocks they are selling are good or not. The only thing that matters is that they sell
a lot of stocks by the end of the day and take home a lot of money. Their only goal should be to
become rich, rich enough to marry a supermodel, drive a supercar, and live a lavish lifestyle.
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Somewhere else, an FBI agent named Denham is investigating the sudden rise of Jordan
and believes that something fishy is going on. When Jordan learns about this, he invites Denham
and his partner Agent Hughes onto his yacht. He then tries to bribe them, but the agents aren’t
interested in the money, as their only goal is to bring Jordan down. Jordan isn't happy with this
and mocks the agents by throwing money at them as they walk away. Soon after that, Jordan decides
to move his money to offshore accounts, so that he doesn’t get caught. So he, Donnie, and Rugrat
fly to Switzerland to move the money as soon as possible. There they meet Jean Jacques Sorel,
the manager of the bank. Sorel recommends the trio to get someone outside the U.S. to store money in
their account. So Jordan travels to England to convince Naomi’s Aunt Emma to keep his money
for a while. He then flirts with her and tries to kiss her, but she stops him and reminds him
that they are family. Control Jordan control. He then decides to use Brad’s Slavic wife, Chantalle,
to smuggle money in with her family. Later, Donnie goes to give Brad a suitcase full of
money to smuggle into the bank. But they get into an argument, which draws the cops’ attention. Just
then, Donnie drops the briefcase and exposes all the money. While he manages to flee,
poor Brad gets arrested by the cops. Later, Donnie goes to meet Jordan. The two then take some drugs.
Just then, one of Jordan’s informants calls Jordan and tells him to call him from a payphone.
So Jordan drives to a country club to use the payphone there. The informer tells Jordan about
Brad getting arrested, and that Denham has tapped all of Jordan’s home and work phones. Just then,
Jordan begins to finally feel the effects of the drugs. But he somehow manages to crawl outside
and gets into his car. Once he reaches home, he sees Donnie talking to Sorel on a landline.
He tries to stop him, but Donnie runs to stuff cold cuts in his mouth and starts choking. Jordan
grabs a little vial of coke from a drawer, pours the whole thing into his nose, and then pulls the
food out of Donnie’s mouth and eventually saves him. Months pass by, and Jordan’s growth doesn’t
seem to stop anytime soon. He celebrates on his yacht, right after Brad is released. But
Brad subsequently quits doing business in stocks and eventually dies of a heart attack two years
later. One day, Jordan and Donnie take their wives to Italy to celebrate their success. Just then,
Naomi comes crying and tells Jordan that Aunt Emma died of a heart attack. Jordan
is devastated, not because she died, but because her account is inaccessible now. Two years later,
Jordan has changed and is sobered up. During the shooting of an infomercial, Denham and other
agents arrest Jordan. It turns out that Sorel got arrested in Switzerland for some unknown crimes.
To save himself, he ended up ratting Jordan out while having dinner with Rugrat. But
Jordan manages to get bail and is placed under house arrest. One day, Jordan and his lawyer
meet with Denham and his lawyers. They offer him a deal in which Jordan will have to wear a wire to
incriminate the other co-conspirators. But Jordan immediately refuses, as he doesn’t want to turn
on his friends. But Jordan gets another shocker when Naomi tells him that she wants a divorce,
as she doesn’t love Jordan anymore. On top of that, she is taking their daughter with her. Well,
you fall much faster than you climb. Jordan becomes enraged and hits Naomi in the stomach. He
then grabs their daughter and gets in his car to leave. Naomi and the housemaid try to stop Jordan,
but he still drives the car out of the garage and crashes it into a post. Skyler is unharmed as she
was wearing her seat belt, but Jordan suffers a head injury. Naomi takes Skyler out of the car
and leaves Jordan on his own. Since Jordan doesn’t want to lose his daughter, he agrees to set up the
wire to bring in his partners. So Jordan returns to his company, where he is welcomed by everyone.
He then slides Donnie a note, asking him not to incriminate himself as he is wearing a wire. So
Donnie pretends not to remember anything about their illegal activities. Later, the FBI arrive
at Jordan’s house to arrest him, as they discover the note he slipped to Donnie. Shortly afterwards,
all the co-conspirators are arrested at work. For helping the FBI catch the conspirators,
Jordan gets a reduced sentence of 36 months in prison. When Jordan arrives at the prison,
he admits that he was terrified when he got there. For a fleeting moment, he says,
he forgot that he was rich. He had become so accustomed to a life where everything was for
sale. After a couple of years, when Jordan is released, he attends a seminar in Auckland,
New Zealand. Jordan comes out to the crowd, stands before one man, pulls out a pen, and asks him to
sell it to him. The man awkwardly starts his pitch before Jordan takes the pen away. He then hands
it to another, who is equally awkward. Jordan continues to do the same with more guests, as
all the hopeful millionaires watch him, including you. So this was the story of “The Wolf of Wall
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