Martin Scorsese’s The Wolf of Wall Street leaves out the detail that Jordan Belfort shared a jail cell with Tommy Chong.
Martin Scorsese is a meticulous director who leaves no stone unturned when telling his incredible stories. His latest project, Killers of the Flower Moon is no exception. So when we found out that he decided to omit one truly remarkable and fascinating detail out of his epic tale of Jordan Belfort in The Wolf of Wall Street, we obviously had to dig deeper into the why of it all and share it.
These are all expensive habits, and in order to maintain this rock and roll lifestyle every day, he needed to keep the cash rolling in. And he did, for a long time as a trader on Wall Street. He was a self-proclaimed, "money-crazed bitch." and made no bones about the fact that he loved money and making it more than anything else in the world.
This is all covered in Scorsese's honest and thorough portrayal of the man in The Wolf of Wall Street. What Scorsese decided against sharing with us, unfortunately, is the unbelievable coincidence that happened when he walked into his jail cell to start his four-year sentence in 2004.
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