Greed: Still Good?
What would Gordon Gekko, the ruthless corporate raider from Oliver Stone's 1987 classic cautionary tale "Wall Street," have to say about the current state of the American economy? Well, we just might find out.
What would Gordon Gekko, the ruthless corporate raider from Oliver Stone’s 1987 classic cautionary tale “Wall Street,” have to say about the current state of the American economy? Well, we just might find out.
WAIT BEFORE YOU GO...Variety.com:
As Wall Street continues to capture headlines due to market volatility, 20th Century Fox is moving forward with a “Wall Street” sequel.
Allan Loeb (“21”) has been tapped to pen the screenplay, which is being fast-tracked by the studio as a Michael Douglas starrer, though the actor is not formally attached.
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