‘Wolf of Wall Street’ breaks F-word record

Entertainment Tonight

“The Wolf of Wall Street” has broken a  record.

Martin Scorsese‘s latest film now  sets the “all-time record” for the use of the F-word, Variety reports. According  to the film’s Wikipedia page, “The Wolf of Wall Street” uses the word 506 times  in 180 minutes. Spike Lee’s 1999 “Summer of Sam” previously held the record with  435 F-bombs.

Scorsese‘s excessive film isn’t the only movie in his portfolio to make the  list of flicks with the most F-words. “Casino” has 422 instances, while  “Goodfellas” has 300.

“The Wolf of Wall Street,” starring Leonardo DiCaprio

and Jonah Hill, is  based on the true story of Jordan Belfort and his rise to a wealthy stockbroker  living the high life, to his fall involving crime, corruption and the federal  government.