Leonardo DiCaprio's New Trailer For 'The Wolf of Wall Street' Shows Him Having Sex, Making Money And Dwarf-Tossing [Video & Pics]

The new trailer for "The Wolf of Wall Street" shows us plenty of skin, sin and Leonardo DeCaprio, who plays the title character, Jordan Belfort, a man that own's his excess in the heyday of the stock market.

So what does the new trailer for the film tells us about what we'll see?

A lot of sexual hijinks, that's for sure, as Leonardo DiCaprio, Matthew McConaughey, Jonah Hill and others misogynistically plow through a host of women during their nearly million a week earnings.

Martin Scorcese directs DiCaprio for the fifth time and it's a sleazy, witty, and unhinged look at big money and the big problems that can arise with all that money floating around.

As the trailer starts, the audience hears Leonard DiCaprio's Jordan character in voiceover say, "The year I turned 26, I made $49million, which really p***ed me off because it was just shy of $1million a week."

DiCaprio's Jordan and his best friend, Donnie Azoff (played by Jonah Hill), are then shown partying like it's the end of the world. 

The problems are easily foreshadowed when Jordan's narrative voiceover then informs the audience, "Was all this legal? Absolutely not - we were making more money than we knew what to do with."

The two young stockbrokers don't even know where to put all the money, so they decided to tape it to the lingerie-clad woman. 

After taping her with all their money, the woman says, "I don't work for you," to which Jonah Hill's Donnie replies, "You have my money taped to your boobs, so technically you do work for me!"

The trailer features all sorts of debauchery with gorgeous and sexily dressed women, money flying, and Leo's hysterical voice-over that sounds like he doesn't about anything but money and fun.

Except, when the SEC tells Leo's Jordan character they need his help during a Securities Fraud investigation, it does not go well, with Leo kicking them off his yacht and throwing money at them dismissively (foreshadowing much?). 

But one scene stands out over all the others, even with such a rich set of them. 

It comes towards the end of the trailer, and it features DiCaprio's Jordan negotiating with a pair of men in suits about the efficiency of dwarf-tossing. You heard that right, dwarf-tossing. 

The Wolf of Wall Street is gonna be awesome.