Rumors of a possible follow-up to Martin Scorsese’s The Wolf of Wall Street have the potential to upend the banking industry once more on film. Although there have been no formal announcements, rumors circulating in Hollywood indicate that Leonardo DiCaprio may reprise his role as the legendary stockbroker Jordan Belfort in a sequel to the 2013 blockbuster.

Tentatively titled The Wolf of Wall Street 2, the rumored project is said to explore Belfort’s life after his dramatic downfall and prison sentence. Sources suggest that the sequel would delve into his attempts at redemption, his foray into motivational speaking, and the lingering consequences of his financial misdeeds. The narrative could also touch on contemporary themes of cryptocurrency, social media-fueled trading, and the volatile financial markets of the 2020s.

Leonardo DiCaprio, who earned critical acclaim and an Academy Award nomination for his role in the original film, is reportedly “interested” in reprising the character. Insiders claim that the actor has been in early talks with Scorsese about how Belfort’s story could evolve on screen. Belfort himself has expressed enthusiasm for a sequel in past interviews, calling it a chance to reflect on his life lessons.