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[Music]

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Hey,

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hey, hey.

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Hey,

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hey, hey.

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[Music]

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Hey folks, buckle up because we're

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diving head first into one of those

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movies that grabs you by the collar,

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shakes you awake, and leaves you buzzing

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with a mix of adrenaline, laughter, and

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that uneasy what just happened feeling.

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I'm talking about The Wolf of Wall

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Street, the 2013 black comedy

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masterpiece that doesn't just tell a

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story. It explodes onto the screen like

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a champagne cork in a boardroom full of

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sharks. If you've ever chased a dream so

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hard it bit you back, or wondered what

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happens when ambition meets zero breaks,

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this is the film that'll have you glued

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to your seat, tearing one minute and

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questioning your own hustle the next.

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Directed by the legendary Martin

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Scorsesei, starring Leonardo DiCaprio at

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his absolute peak. This isn't your

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grandma's Wall Street flick. It's a

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wild, unapologetic ride through the

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highs and crashes of fortune and folly.

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Stick around as I break it all down.

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From the gritty origins to the

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behindthe-scenes chaos, every juicy

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detail that'll make you hit play

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tonight. By the time we're done, you'll

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see why this movie isn't just

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entertaining. It's a mirror to the

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madness we all flirt with. Let's roll.

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It all starts with a book that reads

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like a fever dream confession.

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The Wolf of Wall Street is based on the

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real life memoir by Jordan Belelfort,

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published in 2007 by Random House.

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Belelfford, a former stock broker from

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Long Island, spilled the beans on his

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roller coaster life. In the cutthroat

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world of penny stocks and boiler rooms,

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think fast money, faster temptations,

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and the kind of excess that makes

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headlines.

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The book flew off shelves, hitting

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best-seller lists and sparking debates

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about greed in America. But here's the

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kicker. Before it even went to print,

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publishers asked Belffort to dial back

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some of the wilder bits, like details

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from his infamous bachelor party

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involving nitrous oxide and uh

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unconventional animal antics. Those got

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toned down, but the core fire untouched.

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Belelffort pocketed a cool $1 million

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for the film rights alone. snapped up by

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Leonardo DiCaprio and Warner Brothers

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way back in 2007. DiCaprio, already a

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Scorsesei regular, saw the potential for

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something explosive. A tale of rags to

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riches gone rogue that could blend dark

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humor with sharp social commentary.

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Little did they know it would take years

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of twists to get it made. Fast forward

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through development hell and enter

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Martin Scorsesei, the maestro of moral

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mazes. Scorsesei was the first choice to

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direct back in '07, but he had to bow

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out for Shudder Island. Warner Brothers

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chopped it around. Ridley Scott was in

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talks with Brad Pitt eyed for the lead,

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but nothing stuck. By 2012, independent

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powerhouse Red Granite Pictures swooped

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in, no strings attached.

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Greenlighting the project with a promise

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of creative freedom, Scorsesei jumped

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back aboard, calling it a

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once-ina-lifetime script. Why him?

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Because nobody dissects the American

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dreams underbelly like Marty Think, Good

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Fellas or Casino, but with a modern

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manic energy. He teamed with

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screenwriter Terrence Winter, The

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Soprano's genius, who turned

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Belelffort's pages into a screenplay

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that crackles with wit and venom.

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Winter's draft, it was raw, rhythmic,

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like a sales pitch you can't hang up on.

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production fell under DiCaprio's Aion

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way, Scorsese's Cicia Productions, and

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Mjag, a dream team that poured heart and

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hustle into every frame. And get this,

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most real names got fictionalized to

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dodge lawsuits.

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Belelffort's right-hand man became

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Donnie AOF, his FBI nemesis, Patrick

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Denim. Even his first wife got a

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makeover as Theresa Petrillo. It was all

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about capturing the essence without the

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legal landmines. Now the cast. This is

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where the movie ignites. At the center

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is Leonardo DiCaprio as Jordan

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Belelffort, channeling that boyish charm

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from Titanic into something feral and

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fearless. Leo wasn't just acting, he was

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producing, too. Earning $10 million

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while pouring sweat into every improv

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line. His chemistry with Jonah Hill as

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Donnie Aoff.

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Volcanic. Hill fresh off Moneyball took

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the gig for a measly $60,000. the lowest

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SAG after scale for a lead role because

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he believed in the madness. He lost 20

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lbs, nailed the manic energy, and even

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landed an Oscar nod for it. Then there's

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Margot Robbie, exploding onto the scene

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as Naomi Le Paglia, bringing fire and

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poise that had everyone buzzing. At 22,

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she beat out Olivia Wild, who auditioned

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but was deemed too old. ironic since

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DiCaprio's a decade her senior after

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reading with Leo in a bikini that

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Scorsesei later joked was the best

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audition ever. Matthew McConna steals

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his few scenes as Mark Hannah, that

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chess thumping mentor whose humming

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warm-up ritual became an onset legend.

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Leo and Marty kept it in because it felt

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too real to cut. Kyle Chandler grounds

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it as the dogged FBI agent Patrick

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Denim. All quiet intensity. Rob Reiner

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channeling his all in the family roots

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plays Max Belelffort with dad joke

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warmth while John Bernthal adds grit as

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Brad Boden supporting gems. Kristen

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Millote as the wideeyed Teresa. Joanna

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Lumley as the eccentric aunt Emma after

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Julie Andrews bowed out with an ankle

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injury and cameos galore. The real

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Jordan Belelfford pops up as a seminar

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host. Bo Dedle as himself.

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Even Spike Jones uncredited as a

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brokerage boss. Jake Hoffman as Steve

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Madden. Fran Leowitz as a society snob.

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Thomas Middleitch as a fish eating

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broker. It's a who's who of talent. Each

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one amplifying the frenzy. Production

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kicked off the 8th of August 2012 in New

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York City, but not without its own

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wolfish bites. Budget a hefty $100

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million. bankrolled by Red Granite,

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which covered everything from lavish

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sets to liability insurance for the

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film's notorious antics. Filming wrapped

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in under three months, bouncing between

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NYC streets, Closter, New Jersey, and

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Harrison, New York, they recreated Wall

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Street's boiler rooms on soundstages in

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Yonkers, turning abandoned warehouses

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into neon lit dens of dealmaking. But

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here's the chaos. Fake cocaine was

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vitamin D powder and Jonah Hill snorted

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so much during takes he ended up

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hospitalized with bronchitis real

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dedication right the chimp and lion

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scenes shot with animal trainers amid

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peeta protests sparking boycots from

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groups like friends of animals scorsi

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planned to shoot digital but switched

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back to 35 mm after tests over 400 VFX

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shots handled the rest like seamless

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green screen for yacht parties

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cinematographer Rodrigo Prito who lensed

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Brokeback Mountain brought that

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signature Scorsese flare. Kinetic

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cameras swooping through crowds. Slow-mo

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splashes of excess all in vibrant

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saturated colors that scream, "Look at

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me." Editing Queen Thelma Shoemaker,

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Scorsese's partner in crime with seven

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Oscar noms flocked 180 minutes of pure

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pulse, averaging 2 to 3 seconds per cut

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to mimic the manic high. Post

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production, they trimmed from 195

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minutes to 180 after test audiences

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flagged the length, but Marty fought to

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keep the sprawl. Release got bumped from

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the 15th of November 2013 to Christmas

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Day, premiering at NYC's Ziggfeld

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Theater on December 17.

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Paramount handled US distribution with

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international roles via Universal and

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Road Show, making it the first major

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flick to go all digital. ditching 35 mm

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