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Jimmy Fallon Gets Literal With Wolf Head 'Wolf of Wall Street' Parody

With the Oscars coming up, the Wolf of Wall Street film is receiving some much-deserved attention. Late night jokster and host Jimmy Fallon pokes some fun at the movie with this real wolf head parody.

For those who haven't seen the Wolf of Wall Street -- *spoiler alert:* there aren't any actual wolves. The name is based off of a line in the movie, but Jimmy Fallon (being Jimmy Fallon) decided that the movie needed more of a canine presence. He took three different scenes and put Wolves right on top of the actor's heads.

As ridiculous as it sounds, it actually looked pretty cool. Maybe Leo will take a look at it and base his next role on being the Wolf Man.
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