Stories from the set

At the moment when Belfort's wife says that it was their last time, it is visible that the main character is lying down and undressed below the waist. But in the next moment, when the wife gets up from the bed, it is visible that Belfort is already lying in his pants.

When Belfort wants to leave with his daughter, Naomi smashes the car window, and at that moment, on the cut between two takes, a ring disappears from Belfort's hand.

In the scene where Teresa catches Belfort with Naomi, she finally manages to slam the limousine door on the second try, but in the next shot the door is again left open, and Teresa slams it once more, this time without sound.

In the Geneva scenes, modern cars and a tram from the 2000s are visible.

When Jordan Belfort's wife, Naomi, provokes him by spreading her legs wide and telling him she is not wearing underwear, at the moment she has to quickly pull her hand away and close her legs, for a split second it is visible that she is actually wearing white underwear.

During the flight on the plane, the character sometimes has a white cloth under his head, and sometimes he does not.

In the scene where Teresa catches Belfort with Naomi, she opens the car door. In the next shot (from the other side of the street), it is visible that there is no limousine nearby. When the shot changes again (as in the first scene), the car is only just pulling away from the curb.

At the wedding, when Jordan dances, the flower in his jacket's breast pocket breaks and hangs with the bud pointing down. When Naomi calls Jordan over to meet Aunt Emma, the flower is still hanging out of his pocket. But at the end of the conversation with the aunt, the flower is once again neatly in the pocket with the bud pointing up.

In the scene on the yacht with the FBI agents, the position of the Sun (time of day) constantly changes throughout the entire scene.

The film is based on Jordan Belfort's memoir "The Wolf of Wall Street" (2008).