the wolf of wall street

The drinks were flowing as we celebrated the 10th Anniversary of Martin Scorsese 's off kilter, drug-filled, anxiety inducing, impov-ridden, biopic of the rise and fall of Jordan Belfort, with special guest Fidel Medina of BETAMAX podcast. 

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It's the 80s! You know that decade that was so ridiculous and debaucherous that it seems cartoonish. That decade birthed Jordan Belfort and 20 years later they made a movie depicting his life. 

I have to say this film was requested and I'm glad it was because it's one I always enjoy. Partly because of my teenage crush on Leo, but also this was the first film that he showed yet another range of acting besides deeply dramatic. This one is wild and COMPLETELY off the rails (pun intended). 

Me and Charles dive into this story and about how there is just scene after scene of crazy for 3 hours, the amazing costumes, best cast, and have yet another segment of 'Oscar Rage'.

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Terence Winter didn’t just write The Wolf of Wall Street – he almost was The Wolf of Wall Street. The 62-year-old creator of Boardwalk Empire – also renowned for penning some of some of the most beloved ever episodes of The Sopranos – was a stone’s throw away from the film’s subject, Jordan Belfort, on the day of the infamous “Black Monday” stock market crash of 1987. They moved in some of the same circles, and Terence – by his own admission – had a certain “conman, bullshit artist” streak to his behaviour as a young man. He sometimes wonders what might have happened had they met in real-life; the degree to which he might have been seduced into a life of selling penny stocks in the hedonistic world of high finance.

Instead, Terence moved to Hollywood in 1991, intent on writing screenplays. What happened next would help define the future of television. The Brooklyn-raised writer, after a brief stint writing for sitcoms, became a man synonymous with American criminality and the humans beings behind the most monstrous behaviour imaginable. He wrote 22 episodes of The Sopranos, including the famous Pine Barrens episode. After that, he stepped out on his own with the Prohibition-era drama Boardwalk Empire, which ran for five brilliant seasons.

This month, Terence added a new show to his list of accomplishments: Tulsa King, co-created with Yellowstone’s Taylor Sheridan. Starring Sly Stallone as a mobster rebuilding his life and criminal empire following a lengthy stay in prison, it hits some familiar beats for fans of Terence’s work, while also gravitating into exciting new territory. In the conversation you’re about to hear, Terence breaks down his script for The Wolf of Wall Street and gives a spoiler-free guide to how he crafted Tulsa King – delving deep into his unique storytelling philosophies and writing habits.
 
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Episode 19 - When Jordan Belfort finds a loop hole to get rich quick selling penny stocks, he charts a course to what he believes is his perfect life. Drugs, sex and money are three very strong motivators and The Wolf of Wall Street confirms that sometimes you can have too much of a good thing.
Starring superstar Leonardo DiCaprio in the role that should have earnt him an Oscar, he pushes the boundaries of the law in his lifelong pursuit of excess. With a rag tag bunch of friends by his side they rip off Mums and Dad to finance their lifestyle, but the long arm of the law is closing in.
Directed by Martin Scorcese, this is pure film making at its finest, there isn't a lot of subtlety here, but then again there wasn't much of that around on Wall Street at the time.
An instant classic The Wolf of Wall Street is a rollicking story that despite the foul taste left in your mouth is a good fun watch.

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Today, I am lucky to be joined by one of the world’s most influential costume designers. She's designed the iconic looks of Cinderella, Mary Poppins Returns, and Shakespeare in Love, as well as forging a lasting relationship with Martin Scorsese, with whom she collaborated to design the Wolf of Wall Street, Gangs of New York, and many more. Along the way, she has picked up the small sum of 15 Oscar nominations, winning three.
Thank you again to Sandy for joining us. It was a pleasure.

Today we discuss:

(02:48)  Sandy's journey into the business
(04:30)  How Sandy went about choosing her college courses
(06:09)  Sandy's first jobs in fashion
(07:33)  How to go about contacting Costume Designer or other HODs
(09:29)  The 'trial by fire' of Sandy's first film job
(10:50)  Lessons taken from low budget filmmaking
(13:24)  Working with Directors & why it's helpful they can draw
(15:00)  Sandy's costume design process
(17:10)  Working in the fitting room with actors - does Daniel Day Lewis stay in character?
(19:21)  Actor entrances and Margot Robbie's in The Wolf of Wall Street
(21:03)  Who was responsible for Jonah Hill's penis in The Wolf of Wall Street?
(21:52) How Sandy went about approach loved characters like Mary Poppins and Cinderella
(23:48)  Sandy on imposter syndrome and working on The Irishman
(26:06)  Does Sandy draw her designs or photoshop them? How do they really get made?
(28:19) Quickfire Questionnaire

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On this episode, Finny Dugan and John Manning discuss their top ten films, based on true events.  Come take a listen as we discuss which true movies get us hooked each time!

Esta semana Rafa, Diego, Thomas, Mónika y Óscar dan sus recomendaciones de la semana, analizan la película I Care a Lot (solicitada por nuestro oyente ¿Thomas Baltodano?) y Diego nos recomienda la serie The Simpsons en la sección “Series viejas que hemos visto, pero no estamos viendo actualmente, pero que todos deberían de ver”. 

• 0:00:00 Intro
• 0:00:30 ¿Qué estás viendo? 
  • Óscar: ¿Quién mató a Sara?
  • Diego: The Wolf of Wall Street, Monty Python’s Flying Circus.
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  • Mónika: ¿Quién mató a Sara?
  • Rafa: Mortal Kombat (1995).
• 0:27:41 SVQHVPNEVAPQTDDV: The Simpsons.
• 0:51:30 I Care a Lot (sin spoilers)
• 0:55:14 I Care a Lot (full spoilers)
• 1:25:25 Despedida

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The guys get together to start selling on Wall Street as they Reel It Back with ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’. The guys start by discussing how much they enjoy the movie, get into how unlikeable all the characters are and how they feel about the Oscars shutout. Leonardo DiCaprio and Jonah Hill become the spotlight as the guys rave about the performances of the two and debate which one is deserving of their MVP. The guys discuss the amazing performance from Matthew McConaughey, their favorite scenes, absurd moments and the best quotes. The Recast closes the show as Joe, Mike and Paul all give some up and comers a chance to shine as Jordan Belfort and Donnie Azoff. Remember to grab the beer with alcohol, check your answering machine for an apology, set your DVRs for The Equalizer and listen to this pod! We promise it will last for more than 11 seconds. 

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Ahead of their trip to Austin, Texas this weekend - the boys drop episode 14 with the great Garry Pastore.

Garry has held over 70 different roles in Movie/TV over his 35+ year acting career, working with the likes of Jack Nicholson, Jeremy Pivens, Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, Steve Buscemi, and many more with roles in a films such as The Irishman, Goodfellas, A Bronx Tale, Donnie Brasco, The Wolf of Wall Street and TV shows such as The Sopranos, Blue Bloods, and Law & Order. In some of his most recent work, you can see him portraying Matthew Ianniello in HBO's The Duece or for his award-winning performance as "Best Supporting Actor" in the newly released film titled Shooting Heroin.

Alex and Evan chat all things acting and whats next for Pastore when everything goes back to normal post-quarantine.

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