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Of all the people to thank for the existence of The Wolf of Wall Street , actor and stoner icon Tommy Chong is the guy who ultimately made it happen. Chong served a jail sentence in the same Californian prison as Jordan Belfort and the two were cellmates. According to Business Insider , Belfort told Chong stories from his career on Wall Street during their jail stay together and Chong encouraged him to collect those stories into a memoir— which became the basis for the movie. He thought the story would tie in nicely with the then-recent financial collapse. His book depicts the depraved antics of his life, warts and all, and DiCaprio appreciated that.

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Paramount Pictures announced during a CinemaCon presentation in Aug. The action-packed romantic comedy features Bullock as a romance novelist who ends up on a cutthroat jungle adventure with her cover model, played by Tatum. Bullock and Tatum recently described shooting one of the film's big comedic set pieces, a sequence teased in the trailer for The Lost City , which sees Tatum's character nude and covered in leeches. Tatum added, "We didn't have any live leeches on set. We had a man gluing rubber leeches to my butt. That was my second day on set, and I had to be buck naked. I was like, 'Hi, my name is Chan.

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The devilish pranks of "Borat" have made him the powder-blue polyester breakout hit of the season. But how many of Sacha Baron Cohen's gags are real, and which ones are staged? Which of Borat's victims were legitimately goofed, and which ones just played along for giggles? What's real in "Borat 2," the "Subsequent Moviefilm" sequel? With few exceptions, the real folks featured in "Borat," the movie, have been happy to talk about their experience, and outing them has turned into a mini-media craze, with tons of news outlets trying to sniff out the stories behind the making of the film.

Warning : due to the gritty nature of "Fight Club", a high percentage of its filming locations are found in urban areas that may have a high crime rate, and could be dangerous to visit - particularly those in the less reputable parts of downtown Los Angeles and Wilmington. Exercise reasonable caution. Early in the film, the Narrator Ed Norton goes to a large church to attend a support meeting of cancer victims where he first talks to 'Marla', played by Helena Bonham Carter.