After months of editing, the final version of Martin Scorsese’s much-anticipated “Wolf of Wall Street” clocks in at just under three hours.
Scorsese couldn’t edit the film, starring Leonardo DiCaprio as stockbroker Jordan Belfort, in time for a planned Nov. 15 release, so Paramount pushed it back to Dec. 25.
Page Six reported the director moved his editing equipment into his Upper East Side brownstone so he could work around the clock.
On Monday, Paramount CEO Brad Grey screened the 2-hour, 59-minute movie to a select group including Viacom chief Philippe Dauman, Keanu Reeves, Jeff Goldblum, Steve Buscemi, Mark Ruffalo, Kyra Sedgwick and Theory’s Olivier Theyskens.