Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps

Year:

2010

Duration:

133 min | 136 min (Cannes Film Festival)

Genres:

Drama

IMDB rate:

6.3

Director:

Oliver Stone

Awards:

Nominated for Golden Globe. Another 1 win & 3 nominations

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 2010-09-24

Filming Locations: 1 State Street Plaza, New York City, New York, USA

Earnings

Budget: $70,000,000

Opening Weekend: $19,011,188 (USA) (26 September 2010)

Gross: $52,474,616 (USA) (19 December 2010)

Cast

Actor

Character

Nitya Vidyasagar

Richard Stratton

Prison Cage Guard

Harry Kerrigan

Prison Guard

Michael Douglas

Gordon Gekko

Carey Mulligan

Winnie Gekko

Shia LaBeouf

Jake Moore

Sunil Hirani

Himself

Maria Bartiromo

News Host

Austin Pendleton

Dr. Masters

Thomas Belesis

Zabel Trader

Frank Langella

Louis Zabel

Eric Purcell

Jeweler

Christian Baha

Hedge Fund Chief

John Buffalo Mailer

Robby

Melissa Lee

Newscaster

Annika Pergament

Reporter

Julianne Michelle

Club Party Girl

Vanessa Ferlito

Audrey

Greg Hildreth

Zabel Trader

Darin Guerrasio

Zabel Trader

Waltrudis Buck

Zabel's Secretary

John Bedford Lloyd

Treasury Secretary

George Blumenthal

Bank President

Jason Clarke

New York Fed Chief

Josh Brolin

Bretton James

Eli Wallach

Julie Steinhardt

Catherine Wolf

Zabel's Wife

Andrew Serwer

TV Analyst

Thomas M. Joyce

Himself

Becky Quick

Newscaster

Faye Wattleton

Professor at Fordham

Olaf Rogge

Churchill Schwartz Trader

Richard Green

Hedge Fund Boxer

Oliver Stone

Investor

Anthony Scaramucci

Panelist on TV

Limor Hakim

Rumor Spreading Executive at Window

Sean Stone

Rumor Hedge Fund Trader #1

Ed Bergtold

Rumor Trader at Urinal

Mike DiGiacinto

Rumor Trader at Urinal

Kevin Keels

Rumor Trader at Urinal

Edward Henzel

Rumor Spreading Executive

Ron Insana

TV Analyst

Vincent Farrell Jr.

TV Analyst

Pete Antico

Rumor Hedge Fund Trader #2 (as Peter Antico)

James Chanos

Himself

Jim Cramer

Newscaster

Susan Sarandon

Jake's Mother

Michael Genet

James' Butler

Alice Burla

13 Year Old Pianist

Noelle Beck

Bretton's Wife

Graydon Carter

Himself

Natalie Morales

Churchill Schwartz Trader

Michael Cumpsty

Churchill Schwartz Partner

Jean Pigozzi

Churchill Schwartz Partner

Nan Lu

Chinese Executive

Zhang Xin

Female Chinese Executive

Eloise DeJoria

Woman at the Met #1

Coralie Charriol Paul

Woman at the Met #2 (as Coralie C. Paul)

Sue Herera

Newscaster

Madison Mason

Bank President

R. Emmett Fitzsimmons

Bank President

David Faber

Newscaster

Nouriel Roubini

Economist on TV

Ali Velshi

Panelist on TV

Warren Buffett

Himself

Sondra James

Lady at Book Signing

Eliyas Qureshi

Cabbie

Amber Dixon Brenner

Winnie's Co-Worker

Laura Dawn

Winnie's Co-Worker

Dieter Riesle

Swiss Bank Official

Sylvia Miles

Realtor

Frank Ciornei

Gekko's Landlord (as Frank Cornei)

Richard Crawford

London Barber

Paul Grunert

London Barber

Curzon Dobell

London Tailor

Leonard Logsdail

London Tailor

Anthony Cochrane

London Shoe Salesman

Edmund Lyndeck

Patient

Tom Mardirosian

District Attorney

January Adams

Student (uncredited)

James P. Anderson

Hedge Fund Trader #2 (uncredited)

Maria Angelica

Charity Gala Guest (uncredited)

Steve Antonucci

Fordham Student

David Boston

Restaurant Patron (uncredited)

Michael Dean

Sky Bridge Waiter (uncredited)

Jonathan Dwyer

English Salesman (uncredited)

Melissa Francis

Herself (uncredited)

Maya Frank

Trader (uncredited)

Natalie Gal

NIghtclub Girl (uncredited)

Ronald E. Giles

Charity Gala Guest (uncredited)

Philip Greene

University Faculty Member (uncredited)

Johnathan Hallgrey

Charity Benefit Patron (uncredited)

Jeffrey Hardy

British Trader (uncredited)

Rosemary Howard

Pedestrian (uncredited)

Joe Keenan

Himself (uncredited)

Conrad Korsch

Upright Bassist at Skybridge Gala (uncredited)

Tony Kost

Battery Park Fisherman (uncredited)

Larry Kudlow

Newscaster

Claudette Lali

Winnie's Co-Worker

Frosty Lawson

College Professor (uncredited)

Carrie Lee

Reuters Reporter

Akemi Look

Woman at Nightclub (uncredited)

Zana Markelson

Socialite (uncredited)

Dan Marshall

Federal Government Aide (uncredited)

Annie McEnroe

Woman at Birthday (uncredited)

Olan Montgomery

Distraught Stock Broker at Crash (uncredited)

Manu Narayan

Quant Analyst (uncredited)

Ben Nisman

Trader at Urinal

Edwin J. Nunez

Private Jet Broker (uncredited)

Mark J. Parker

Fordham College Student

Brian James Pepe

Trader (uncredited)

Karen Piczon

Fordham Student

Carl Quintanilla

Newscaster

Alex Revan

The Shadow Broker (uncredited)

Joan Rivers

Herself (uncredited)

Ben Samuels

Party Guest (uncredited)

Charlie Sheen

Bud Fox

Roger Hendricks Simon

Bernie Jacobs (uncredited)

Lawrence Smith

Stockbroker (uncredited)

Sebastian Sozzi

Diego

Mike Tableman

Student (uncredited)

Uzimann

Convienience Store Clerk #1 (uncredited)

Tet Wada

VIP Party Patron (uncredited)

Darly Wanatick

Charity Gala Guest (uncredited)

Tim Wilson

Trader at Urinal

Alex Wraith

Jake's Friend (uncredited)

Erin Wyatt

Erin

Billy Zhao

Chinese Investor (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Famous for the scene where Mchael Douglas has a speech on what he coins 'The Ninja Generation' (No Income, No Job, No Assets) referring to the millennial generation.

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Gekko's line "You stop telling lies about me, I'll stop telling the truth about you" is lifted from American politician Adlai Stevenson's famous quote: "I have been thinking that I would make a proposition to my Republican friends... that if they will stop telling lies about the Democrats, we will stop telling the truth about them."

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Jake's ringtone is opening title theme to "The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly". The film Eli Wallach has star in as Tuco, 44 years prior to his role as Julie in this film.

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Goofs

In the scenes in which MSNBC is on the television, the Dow Jones Average shown on the ribbon at the top of the TV screen is the same throughout the movie, even when the market drops "777" points at the nadir of the financial crisis, the average is still over 11,000. The average dipped below 7,000 in the real world in the time frame of the film.

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The Toyota Prius Winnie is showing driving was a model not yet available in 2008.

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As Winnie was signing the paperwork for the 100 million in Zurich, she printed her name where it said to sign.

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Quotes

Lewis Zabel: There's so much you don't know, Jacob...

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Winnie Gekko: He's not who you think he is Jake!

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Gordon Gekko: It's not about the money. It's about the game between people.

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Faq

Q

What is a DynaTac phone?

A

The Dyna Tac was the first handheld cellular phone, one of the 8000 series of phones. Cellular phones actually existed long before the 1980s, but the private handheld ones didn't come out until the early 80s. Dr. Martin Cooper led the team that developed the phone. The phone was nicknamed "The Brick" by users because of its large size and weight.

Q

Will Gekko's famous DynaTac phone make an appearance?

A

Gekko gets his DynaTac mobile phone back when he's released from jail. It is not seen again after this scene. It is unknown if the original phone is playing the role of Gekko's DynaTac in this film.

Q

How much time has lapsed between the original movie and this one?

A

Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps takes place about 23 years after Wall Street. The original was set in 1985, the new film is set in 2008.

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