The real-life 'Wolf of Wall Street' is ironically suing producers of the film for lying to him and screwing him over.
Try not to choke on the irony, but the real-life 'Wolf of Wall Street' -- who infamously fleeced investors for roughly $200 million -- is now suing the film's producers, claiming they lied and screwed HIM over., for fraud ...
claiming he had no idea they financed the film with stolen money from the Malaysian government. In the suit, Belfort says the political scandal Aziz is wrapped up in, is tainting the rights to his story ... which he sold to Red Granite.Belfort sold the production company the rights to his memoir and the sequel,"Catching the Wolf of Wall Street," but he claims the scandal is keeping him from cashing in even more.
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