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Nictoe
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 Posted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 2:20 pm Post subject: Wall Street 2 |
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Look out, Wall Street: Oliver Stone is back.
This is familiar terrain for Mr. Stone: his father was a broker, and his 1987 film, “Wall Street,” became emblematic of an era of excess the filmmaker thought was fading, but in fact was only beginning. Now he is here to make a sequel, to capture greed on celluloid all over again, set against the backdrop of the financial collapse that began last year with the fall of Bear Stearns. |
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/08/movies/08stone.html?8dpc
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theLIBERTARIAN
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That is Michal Douglas? Man, he got older... Thank goodness I didn't...  |
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GOODave
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That is Michal Douglas? Man, he got older... Thank goodness I didn't... |
Well, that was him 12 years ago in a scene from Wall Street.
This might be a more current image  ...
and this one even more current:
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