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Martin Scorsese's film is released on January 17

A new clip from Martin Scorsese‘s The Wolf Of Wall Street has been revealed – scroll down and click to watch.

The short preview shows Leonardo DiCaprio and Margot Robbie having a spat which culminates in a water fight (and also includes some explicit language). DiCaprio stars as Jordan Belfort in the film, a flashy New York stockbroker whose extravagant New York lifestyle comes to a sudden end when he’s convicted of fraud and money laundering. It’s based on Belfort’s bestselling memoir of the same name, which was published in 2008.

Alongside DiCaprio, the film’s cast includes The Walking Dead‘s Jon Bernthal, Matthew McConaughey, Jonah Hill, Spike Jonze, Margot Robbie, Joanna Lumley and The Artist‘s Jean Dujardin. The Wolf Of Wall Street has come in for criticism for its depictions of greed and immoral behaviour. DiCaprio has defended the film’s content, however, saying it should serve as a cautionary tale.

The film, which is Scorsese’s fifth collaboration with DiCaprio following Gangs Of New York, The Aviator, The Departed and Shutter Island, will open in UK cinemas on January 17, 2014. Earlier this week, DiCaprio took home a Best Actor award at the Golden Globes for his leading role in the picture.

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    The film is based the true story of , a stockbroker of Wall Street. Starting with a brokerage firm in the early 1990s, together with his partner Donny Azoff, Belfort grows the company greatly with more than 250 staffs, leading him become “the Wolf of Wall Street”. However, Belfort and Azoff may not be able to maintain their fortune and the luxurious lifestyles when the FBI tracks down the evidence of defrauding investors of their company.
    Actors: Leonardo DiCaprio,Jonah Hill,Margot Robbie,Matthew McConaughey,Kyle Chandler,Rob Reiner,Jon Bernthal,Jon Favreau,Jean Dujardin,Joanna Lumley,Cristin Milioti,...»
    Country: United States
    Quality: HD
    IMDb: 8.2
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  • Played by: Leonardo DiCaprio
    Played by: Jonah Hill
    Played by: Margot Robbie
    Played by: Matthew McConaughey
    Played by: Kyle Chandler
    Played by: Rob Reiner
    Played by: Jon Bernthal
    Played by: Jon Favreau
    Played by: Jean Dujardin
    Played by: Joanna Lumley
    Played by: Cristin Milioti
    Played by: Christine Ebersole
    Played by: Shea Whigham
    Played by: Katarina Cas
    Played by: P.J. Byrne
    Played by: Kenneth Choi
    Played by: Brian Sacca
    Played by: Henry Zebrowski
    Played by: Ethan Suplee
    Played by: Jake Hoffman
    Played by: MacKenzie Meehan
    Played by: Jon Spinogatti
    Played by: Aya Cash
    Played by: Rizwan Manji
    Played by: Stephanie Kurtzuba
    Played by: J.C. MacKenzie
    Played by: Thomas Middleditch
    Played by: Stephen Kunken
    Played by: Ted Griffin
    Played by: Natasha Newman Thomas
    Played by: Carla Corvo
    Played by: Dustin Kerns
    Played by: Frank van Putten
    Played by: Aaron Lazar
    Played by: Michael Nathanson
    Played by: Zineb Oukach
    Played by: Loretta O. Booz
    Played by: Shea Coleman
    Played by: Remy Bennett
    Played by: Allyson Carr
  • Birthdate: 17 November 1942, Queens, New York City, New York, USA
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  • DiCaprio has hinted before that comedy might be his natural calling -- think of Catch Me If You Can -- but his energy here is not just fun, it's discovery.

    For three hours the movie operates at a ridiculous comedic pitch. You never forget you're at the circus. You never lose site of the lawlessness, the reckless pleasure, the sheer lunacy and lack of regulation.

    Scorsese unleashes a furious, yet exquisitely controlled, kinetic energy, complete with a plunging and soaring camera, mercurial and conspicuous special effects, counterfactual scenes, subjective fantasies, and swirling choreography on a grand scale.

    The Wolf of Wall Street is a magnificent black comedy: fast, funny, and remarkably filthy.

    Man, does this movie have a savage bite.

    I couldn't buy it, and couldn't wait for the hollow spectacle to end.

    If one watches this film and thinks Scorsese has crafted it to exculpate rather than expose the behavior of Jordan Belfort ... well, one has rather missed the point.

    How half-brained masculine and economic mentalities are channeled to a mutual, logical, terrible climax in one of the year's more terrifying final shots is what's truly essential.

    Scorsese is fascinated by procedure, by drawing back the curtain and showing us how things happen, though he keeps the picture nimble and entertaining enough to avoid burying himself in the minutiae.

    DiCaprio makes Belfort a childish charmer, sleazy and arrogant.

    Leonardo DiCaprio is a nuclear bomb as Belfort, the actor basking in the ridiculousness of his surroundings and eclipsing them at every turn.

    [Belfort is] in the wrong. That's for sure. But to walk away and not realize we're at least a little complicit, too, would be foolhardy.

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