They all had an impact in the story, some more than others, either by making Jordan Belfort’s first sale possible, giving his name to the FBI, or adding a meta moment to the film."The Wolf of Wall Street" is one of the best films of the 21st century. A lot of things happen in The Wolf of Wall Streetbut the cameo appearances all served a purpose beyond just adding a known face for the sake of it. Director Martin Scorsese also has a cameo role, although a voice one, as the first client Jordan sells penny stocks to. Other notable appearances are Jean Dujardin as corrupt banker Jean-Jacques Saurel, who informs the FBI about Jordan when he’s arrested. Related: The Origin Of Matthew McConaughey's Wolf Of Wall Street Chant
It’s Belfort introducing Belfort, just to make the film even more fun. The real Jordan Belfort became a motivational speaker after serving time in prison, just like the big screen Belfort ended up hosting seminars. The real Wolf of Wall Street has a cameo appearance at the end of the film, introducing his cinematic version at his seminar. Jon Favreau also has a cameo role as Manny Riskin, Jordan’s lawyer, a character based on Ira Sorkin. Rob Reiner’s role as Max Belfort, Jordan’s dad, is one no one could miss, as he was explosive and intense, with Jordan saying he goes on “Mad Max mode”. Director Spike Jonze has an uncredited role as Dwayne, the broker that teaches Jordan about penny stocks early on the film. Some of these actors had slightly bigger roles than the rest, and even though their appearances were brief, they all contributed to The Wolf of Wall Street's story. Related: Wolf Of Wall St's More Emotional Alternate Ending Brought Back Cristin Mililoti's Teresa But amidst the parties, drugs, jokes, and frauds, there were actors in cameo roles that you probably don’t remember or might've missed. Still, the film was praised by critics and viewers, especially DiCaprio’s performance, which leaned more towards comedy than drama, showing a new side of him. The Wolf of Wall Street was met with a lot of controversy due to its explicit sexual content, profanity, depiction of drug use, and the overall moral ambiguity of the events. Starring Leonardo DiCaprio as Belfort, The Wolf of Wall Street follows his life from his days as a stockbroker to the rise and fall of his company due to fraud. Martin Scorsese’s The Wolf of Wall Street is based on the memoirs of Jordan Belfort, and in order to depict all the chaos from his days in Wall Street, Scorsese recruited some big names to help in either cameo or small roles.
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