How does The Wolf of Wall Street end?
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The Wolf of Wall Street is a Martin Scorsese black comedy based on Jordan Belfort's infamous tale of business fraud as a stockbroker. In The Wolf of Wall Street, Belfort becomes a stockbroker and achieves a moderate level of financial success before losing his job in the 1988 Black Monday crash.
What Happens To Jordan & Naomi's Marriage Belfort and his wife, Naomi, initially have a quite happy marriage. However, it soon devolves into the two regularly arguing and swearing at each other over Belfort's illicit activity, extramarital affairs, and drug abuse. This comes to a head when Belfort is caught by the SEC and FBI, with Naomi telling Jordan that she is divorcing him and taking custody of their two children.
What Happens To The Real Characters After The Wolf Of Wall Street's Ending The movie's ending raises questions about what happened to the real Belfort after The Wolf of Wall Street. After serving his 22-month sentence, the real Belfort was released from prison in 2006. He has since become a motivational speaker and written two books on his time running Stratton Oakmont, one of which — The Wolf of Wall Street — served as the basis for Scorsese's film.
What Jordan Belfort's "Sell Me This Pen" Challenge Means In The Wolf of Wall Street's final scene, Belfort has begun a new career teaching seminars on sales techniques, with the real Belfort even making a cameo introducing his on-screen counterpart. Drawing upon an earlier scene in the movie, Belfort approaches each attendee holding a pen in his hand and simply demands, "Sell me this pen.
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