Corrupt life: Photos from The Wolf Of Wall Street show Leonardo DiCaprio partying as film 'trimmed to just under three hours'

New stills from the upcoming Martin Scorsese film The Wolf Of Wall Street released on Wednesday showed star Leonardo DiCaprio living it up.
The 39-year-old actor has the lead role of corrupt stockbroker Jordan Belfort in the film based on a true story.
The film also stars Matthew McConaughey as a shady mentor who shows Leonardo's character how to manipulate the markets and they are shown together dining with the New York cityscape in the background.

Rise and fall: Leonardo DiCaprio was shown in a new still from Wolf Of Wall Street released on Wednesday ahead of its opening on December 25

Jonah Hill also stars in the film as Donnie Azoff who becomes fast friends and business partners with Leonardo's character.

They're shown hugging and also together in a room with a blonde woman wearing a bikini with wads of bills taped all over her body.
Martin Scorsese directed the film and he was shown with Leonardo and blonde co-star Margot Robbie setting up a particularly kinky scene.

Party time: The movie directed by Martin Scorsese is based on the true story of Jordan Belfort who served time in prison for stock market manipulation crimes

Party boy: Leonardo's character lives a hedonistic lifestyle in the film

A trailer released last month for the movie showed Leonardo's character grovelling on the ground as Margot's character digs her high heels into his face.
Scorsese agreed to trim some nudity and sex scenes in the movie to get an R rating instead of the NC-17 that would have restricted the movie to only adult audiences, according to a report on Wednesday by The Hollywood Reporter.
The film was headed toward the NC-17 rating due to several explicit sex scenes and depiction of drug use.

Scheming time: A woman in a bikini has a lot of money taped to her in one scene featuring Leonardo and Jonah Hill

Star-studded cast: Matthew McConaughey portrays shady Mark Hannah who mentors Leonardo's character

Rolling in it: Leonardo and Jonah's character become flushed with money in the movie before it all comes crashing down

The movie was based on Jordan Belfort's memoir of the same name and was originally scheduled for release in the US earlier this month, but will instead by released on December 25.
An early cut of the film lasted well more than three hours and it has since been trimmed to 2 hours and 59 minutes including credits, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The film is Scorsese's longest movie to date coming in a minute longer than Casino.

Living large: The movie features several party scenes including this outdoor pool party

Director at work: Martin Scorses directed the movie coming out in the US on December 25

Getting down: Scorsese got on the floor to direct a particularly kinky scene in the movie

Teaser clip from upcoming movie The Wolf Of Wall Street