...is Michael Douglas preparing to play the face of greed, Gordon Gekko, yet again in a possible "Wall Street 2"?
YES! -- Douglas told Fortune magazine (whose cover he graced as Gekko back in the 80's) that he has been talking to director Oliver Stone about ideas for a sequel to the film, which earned him an Oscar for best actor. * * * * * * * *
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Actually, given some of the corporate scandals that have been happening over recent years, this is a movie that could have a sequel made.....
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It could work with all the over the top fiscal greed and declkining shareholder faith in corporations. But will it be one of those Gecko fresh out of prison sort of scenarios?
Actually I read the title wrong briefly, I thought you said there would be a sequel to Beat Street. Some crazy scenario where some 80's breakers get frozen for two decades by a rival gang and come back in present day and can't deal with the current state of hip hop.
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Didn't realise they had been talking about this 3 years ago. I would love to see Gecko really flex his muscles in a sequel, there's so many out there in this day and age. I still like my idea for a Beat Street sequel.
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Stone is too unhinged to make the movie competently. It will end up being some conspiratorial anti-conservative polemic or something, instead of an insightful look at the ills of modern high finance.
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