Leonardo DiCaprio mastered his role of 26-year-old millionaire Jordan Belfort, who schemed $110 million dollars out of his company’s investors. His over-the-top, luxurious lifestyle may have been exaggerated in the film, but it was speculator and eye-opening nonetheless.
The life style present in the film isn’t the only ridiculous aspect given the hefty amount of times characters drop the F bomb.
The word f*ck was used 506 times over the 180 minute running time of the film. Before “The Wolf of Wall Street,” Spike Lee‘s film “Summer of Sam” had the previous record of 435 F-bombs.
Martin Scorsese has a reputation for profanity, with two of his other films, “Casino” (422) and “Goodfellas” (300) in the top 20 for most uses of the word “f*ck.”
Via Variety, Top Photo Courtesy: Fanpop
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