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Named after the love of his life Naomi (Nadine in reality), the film features a 44.8 metre Intermarine super yacht known in the real world as LADY M. Belfort is seen onboard in the beautiful Italian Riviera town of Portofino, surrounded by his deck jacuzzi and lavish flowers.
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With Justin and Bill safely away in the raft, Mark then had Patrick taken off by one of the helicopters. Mark stayed behind on Nadine and walked what was left of her sinking decks. Perhaps he was saying farewell to this yacht to which he had dedicated so many years of his life. His last official act on board was to go alone to the engine room and shut down all the machinery, which was also a request of the Coast Guard shore command. He climbed the decks to the sundeck and signaled to the helicopter to send down the cable hoist. The natural tendency is to look up to the rescuing craft, but Mark kept his eyes on the yacht that had played such a significant role in his life. What he saw with great sadness was the torn remains of a once proud queen of the sea.
Mark Elliott was in command of Nadine when she sank in a Mediterranean storm in 1996. He is now a successful yacht broker.
Nadine always had to travel on her own bottom during most of those earlier years so that by 1996 she had logged hundreds of thousands of seagoing miles in all weather conditions. Although in the more recent years she had crossed the Atlantic on Dock Express ships, this decision was based more upon the limited fuel range than seaworthiness. Mark felt that the yacht could handle the conditions earlier forecast that June 22 better than her guests, who might tire of the constant pitching and rolling during the voyage. more
Mark said that he was counting heavily on Patrick “to keep the pumps running and clear of debris,” adding, “The engine room, surprisingly, remained dry, even though seawater was flooding all other visible areas. Fortunately, the main engines and generators were running smoothly, so Patrick was able to check other sections of the yacht for damage control.” [links]
The situation along the Italian coast was a disaster with hurricane force winds and severe flooding. Twenty-four people lost their lives in what was being called their “storm of the century.” About 200 miles north of Nadine’s position, another yacht Princess Tanya, even larger at 200 feet, was caught in the same mistral. Several of their ports were smashed and they lost power, eventually having to be towed to port. [links]
“No, I want to take a little sun, and I have a golf date planned at Calle de Volpe tomorrow morning. I don’t mind a little rough weather,” and he gave the order to proceed.
In the film, the motoryacht is called Naomi; in real life, she was a 170-footer christened Nadine, originally built for Coco Chanel and (spoiler alert) really did sink off the coast of Italy in a storm. For the Martin Scorsese film, the yacht used to capture scenes featuring DiCaprio and fellow Oscar nominee Jonah Hill on board was the 147-foot Intermarine Lady M—and she is available for charter today.
Most of “The Wolf of Wall Street” scenes were captured on the Hudson River in New York, but Lady M actually operates for charter in Florida and the Bahamas. She is a great option for event charters at the dock in the Miami and Fort Lauderdale area, or for more traditional family charters in the islands of the Abacos or Exumas. Her 7-foot, 9-inch draft limits her ability to get into shallower harbors of the Bahamas, but she tows a 35-foot Everglades center-console tender that is ideal for beach landings, snorkeling, fishing and other water sports fun.
Also made of granite is the backlit bar in the sky lounge—a great place to enjoy a cocktail before firing up “The Wolf of Wall Street” on the 42-inch television in that room. More formal guest spaces are on the main deck, which includes an indoor dining table for 10, while the “fun deck” is the sundeck up top with a wet bar, barbecue and large hot tub. here
With all of the attention it got at the recent Academy Awards, “The Wolf of Wall Street” is a film that won’t soon be forgotten, especially the scenes that show Leonardo DiCaprio’s character, Wall Street financier Jordan Belfort, hanging out on his motoryacht.
Nadine attended John Dewey High School, located in Brooklyn, matriculating from there in 1980. She didn’t enroll at any university, but pursued her dream to become a model, so she started working right away. However, after her divorce from Jordan Belfort, she decided to obtain a degree and to start a new life, in which she would work for herself, so she entered Pacifica Graduate Institute in 2008, getting her BA in Clinical Psychology in 2010 and eventually Ph.D. in 2015.
Jordan also started delivering motivational speeches, participating in various forums and events. He revealed his secrets in the sphere of entrepreneurship, business ethics, etc. He also travelled around Australia with his motivational seminars – “The Truth Behind Success”. Jordan admitted in one such seminar that he was sad for all the people who lost money because of his fraudulent behaviour.
Alan introduced Nadine to Jordan, who was married to Denise Lombardo at that time. Even though both of them had someone in their lives, they attracted each other from the moment they met, so Jordan eventually divorced Denise, Nadine left Alan, and Nadine and Jordan married in 1991. The couple welcomed two children – older son Carter and younger daughter Chandler. Nadine quit her modelling job and stayed at home, bringing up the children and enjoying the lavish life the family lived in those times. In June 1996 Jordan, Nadine and a few of their friends went sailing on the yacht Jordan presented to Nadine – the yacht was earlier owned by Coco Chanel, but Jordan renamed it to “Nadine”.
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