The Wolf of Wall Street

It's official: Martin Scorsese's 'The Wolf of Wall Street' will be hitting theaters for Christmas, and a new trailer has been readied to get us hyped for one of our most anticipated films of the season. Though it doesn't feature Leonardo DiCaprio dancing (like the last one), it's still pretty sweet.

As highly anticipated as Martin Scorsese's 'The Wolf of Wall Street' is, the film has hit a bit of a snag, as Paramount isn't confident it'll be ready for its original November 15 release. Reports suggest the film might get pushed into 2014, leaving it out of this year's Oscar race, but some new information could mean it might make it to theaters in time for Christmas.

Martin Scorsese's 'The Wolf of Wall Street,' which stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Matthew McConaughey and Jonah Hill, was looking to be one of the most interesting films of 2013. But as of right now, it's not finished, in all likelihood will not be ready for its originally announced November 15 release date, and may take 'Jack Ryan''s release date and bump that film into 2014.

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It's been an alright-alright-alright year for Matthew McConaughey, who's starred in Steven Soderbergh's 'Magic Mike,' Richard Linklater's 'Bernie,' and can currently be seen in William Friedkin's 'Killer Joe.' And now the actor will take a stroll on down to Wall Street for Martin Scorsese in 'The Wolf of Wall Street.'

While we won't see a new movie from Jon Favreau the director for a while yet, Jon Favreau the actor seems busier than ever.

There are few filmmakers who love film as much as Martin Scorsese. The man has made two three-hour documentaries about the American and Italian films he loves, and until Quentin Tarantino came along he was probably the most famously movie-mad director. In a sign of the times his next film,  'The Wolf of Wall Street,' will be shot digitally.

Could Leonardo DiCaprio be the son of Meathead? That's the question posed by the possible casting of Rob Reiner in Martin Scorsese's latest 'The Wolf of Wall Street,' where his role would be as DiCaprio's pop.

A 'Walking Dead' star is going from the realm of flesh-eating zombies to the arguably worse world of greed-driven Wall Street stockbrokers -- but at least he gets to work with director Martin Scorsese while doing so.