Gordon Gekko can’t seem to make up his mind. And because of that, we the viewers have an equally hard time making up our minds about him in Oliver Stone’s new sequel to his 1987 hit film Wall ...

Explore a comprehensive review of 'Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps'—a rare sequel that advances the story ... in the by-now-iconic phrase uttered by its anti-hero, Gordon Gekko, “Greed is ...

The original Wall Street had a fairly clear ending in which Charlie Sheen’s Bud Fox sent the corrupt Gordon Gekko to jail. But in Money Never Sleeps, as it is in reality, the problem is so deep ...

It's contemporary, full of action, and really pays tribute to the original Wall Street. Gordon Gekko and all. Thus we present to you, the best quotes from Money Never Sleeps .

Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps - Oliver Stone's much-anticipated sequel to his seminal story of 1980s excess ... what Gordon Gekko never can figure out. "Bud Fox in this cameo, ...

Learn more about the full cast of Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps with news, photos, videos and more at TV Guide ... Gordon Gekko. Carey Mulligan. Winnie Gekko. Shia LaBeouf. Jake Moore. Sunil Hirani.

On this November day as “Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps” filmed, much feels familiar. Oliver Stone is refocusing his camera on the financial industry, and Douglas has slipped back into his ...

What inspired that original Gordon Gekko look we all remember? It was a combination of Cary Grant and the Duke of Windsor. [The first “Wall Street” movie] was this story about money, power and ...

I was 10 years old when Wall Street came out, in 1987, and encapsulated, at least for some, the greed and excess of the Reagan years as they drew to a close. I didn't see the movie in a theater ...

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Douglas later reprised the role in the 2010 sequel "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps." Is Gordon Gekko a Real Person? Gordon Gekko is not based on any single individual.

“Is greed good?” muses Michael Douglas in “Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps,” and one can’t help but wonder in return: Has Gordon Gekko gone soft?The answer is, sort of — a development ...