The Wolf of Wall Street - Jordan Belfort meets Naomi Lapaglia
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Couple meets scene Jordan Belfort (Leonardo DiCaprio) meets Naomi Lapaglia (Margot Robbie)
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The Wolf of Wall Street (2013)
Director: Martin Scorsese
Writers: Terence Winter (screenplay), Jordan Belfort (book)
Stars: Leonardo DiCaprio, Jonah Hill, Margot Robbie, Matthew McConaughey
The majority of the film was improvised, as Martin Scorsese often encourages. Compare the script to the actual dialogue in the finished film and you’ll see how much improvisation was added to the original screenplay.
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The funny part is, this acting is so incredible that i lost all train of thought about the script. Everyone's acting is so good here that the script almost feels pointless.
So that's what the gibberish at the bottom half of the screen was. 😯
I mean, it's definitely not pointless. It provides context and structure which then allows the actors to experiment and go crazy. Without it, the entire house of cards falls apart.
You ever notice Martin Scorsese always gives his actresses that star making entrance /opening. The beauty disarms you but leaves you walking away talking about what amazing performance they did. Even Sharon Stone who hit her peak with Basic Instinct had her intro then blew everyone away with Casino. Like this scene alone you knew Margot was a star in the making and the rest of her performance nailed it.
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Yes!! Reminds me of Cybill Shepherd in Taxi Driver.
I felt bad for Teresa during this scene. She was completely unaware that her husband's eyes were starting to wander and that he was thinking of cheating on her with this other woman. She didn't deserve that; she was a good wife.
Hildy is being protective of her and probably telling her to watch out, calling out Jordan when he is with Naomi with the "why don't you ask YOUR WIFE". Ironically...once Jordan leaves Teresa and Naomi becomes the wife, you see Hildy embrace her and hanging out with her during the rest of the movie.
Screenplay awards should take into account the amount of improvisation. If heavy improvisation, the actor deserves more of the credit.
The screenplay still provides the jumping off point for the actor; just because the words aren't recited verbatim doesn't mean that the original intentions of the script are lost. Also, director often work with actors on customizing their lines -- sometimes other actors will offer ideas for lines that aren't theirs -- so it can get murky to decide who gets "credit" in this highly collaborative medium.
Screenplay is about much more than dialogue. Dialogue is just the sweet topping. The screenwriter literally invents the scene and its intent, which is the hardest part.
"My nutsacks about to explode"💀
The funny thing is the guy Naomi brought is a real person, he ended up becoming a billionaire that was richer than Jordan Belfort, legally of course.
Thanks. I googled it. Alan Wilzig. But they were already separated when he brought her to this party
Nice, money > women :)
Gals will always fall for the flashy guyz who have no mileage for the future
@@arfenmalik1717 not all of them. Only the naive ones. And there's a load of them.
@@arfenmalik1717 that's just nature.
That famous trip-out scene is probably written as funny as it was shot.
I love how real this scene is
the script barely touches the scene.
It’s called improvisation
@@lauraf8625 Its called directing. The director can take out whatever he wants from the script and put in whatever he wants.
You missed the main scene dude 🤣🤣
Odd to feature this here. I mean, the script reads super well. The actors are obviously improvising and it comes across great, probably even better. But the two don’t correlate much anymore. I guess they would still be explained in a similar fashion if you wanted to tell someone about either/or had they not seen/read any of it. Awesome scene, regardless. Curious if there were drafts closer to this or if it was all improv.
Maybe the point is them not being related. Or not, idk
i actually love to see the contrast between the writing and the acting.
This is probably a 2nd or 3rd or 4th take after they kept tweaking stuff from the first take.
@@SuperOmarcenawow nice insight some movies go off script in these script to screen videos and I'm like how does it go from here to here like did the actors just do this on the first try. I didn't even consider multiple takes of the same scene lol. I've never been on a set so the thought evaded me but good acting tip thank you for that
@@artistaccount you’re welcome ☺️ thanks for the pleasant comment
They picked the best possible song to play during this scene. "Never say Never" by Romeo Void. Just a home run of a song that screams party and sex from this decade. Perfectly sets the mood of this scene. New wave rock and roll at it's finest.
Scorsese uses the best songs for his movies ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I didnt even knew the script was playing until someone mentioned it
This is Harley Quinn’s voice she’s doing.
Imagine that’s her real voice, and she’s acting in interviews and on the red carpet.
Fun fact: Jonah actually did play with himself for this scene in order to get the timeless reaction from everyone else
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How many times you gonna ask her if she's never been on a jet ski?
I don't know. I might ask her a couple more times.
A lot of what was said didn't match the wording.
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The one big problem with this film is the wardrobe. It looks nothing like the decade it took place in..,
Maybe they could bare the late 80s clothing and hair. It was pretty bad.
@@Opal5674 Well this takes place in the 90s, when men's suits and casual wear had distinctly shaken off the 80s oak. Expensive business and holiday wear actually looked quite cool (apart from the square toed shoes), and hairstyles were mostly short and rough. Think George Michael in a grey suit and tie or early BOSS models.
@@M1tjakaramazovwell when people look back on this movie they aren't gonna say what you said about the clothes not fitting the era lol. The movie is a hit and people like it for the energy charisma and lunacy that takes place in Belfort's life so yeah clothing is mute thanks for your opinion though means a lot to know the script is more important than clothes design
@@artistaccount It's quite endearing when small brained people try wearing a big minded thinking cap, using lofty expressions and big concepts they've picked up from others; it kinda just flops over their eyes and makes them look small and silly. Especially when they're aggressively arrogant about it, revealing their complete lack of understanding of the larger issue at hand. Every film dealing with financial fraud, big league gangsters, and corrupted wealth goes to great lengths to display historically accurate clothing, since sartorial spending is one of the hallmarks of criminal trappings and greed - from Casino to Wall Street and Cotton Club to American Psycho. The criminal male ego is often intrinsically linked to status and vanity; this is why the first thing they buy when the money comes in is suits and designer clothing. Getting these details periodically right is a point of pride for any wardrobe production, and often a world of interest in it self in terms of fandom. Next time you want to get pissy about something, make sure your mind isn't stuck in its sad little mirror hall of clichés.
Jordan Hurts Teresa
This had to be one of the worst movies ever made. I didnt make it 45 minutes into this garbage before I left the theater. DiCaprio is as bad an actor as Keanu Reeves.
You have a phd in trolling impressive
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 If Leo is a bad actor. Then Al Pacino is a non actor.The Italian bad Mafia actors. 🤦🤦🤦
Dude really?? This movie was excellent!!
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@@vincigirl1467 comparing Leo to Pacino?? Lmfao smh