Wall Street (1987)
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Synopsis
An impatient young stockbroker is willing to do anything to get to the top, including trading on illegal inside information taken through a ruthless, greedy corporate raider who takes the youth under his wing.
Cast
- Charlie Sheen
- Tamara Tunie
- Franklin Cover
- Chuck Pfeiffer
- John C. McGinley
- Hal Holbrook
- James Karen
- Leslie Lyles
- Michael Douglas
- Faith Geer
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- Aug 19, 2021
"Hi, I'm gay actor Michael Douglas."
Will SloanAug 23, 2021I’m curious as to what the hair gel budget was for this movie.
Michelle ParsonsMar 28, 2021Very upsetting interior design
Chris Feil - Jan 6, 2021
A movie in which cocaine is surprisingly done only once. The first hour is really fun, and what is remembered about this movie. Watching Bud Fox get swept up in this world, it all feels like a fever dream. It's easy to see why Oliver Stone was such a sensation in the…
Ethan ColburnApr 7, 2021I still don’t understand what people on Wall Street actually do
solharvFeb 3, 2025people on wall street are employed to shout, put their hands on their hips and act like they’re doing the most important work in the world
theo - Jun 25, 2020
A struggle to get through cause I don’t care so much about men and money
Rachel RhodesFeb 28, 2023I enjoy this one almost purely because Douglas is as magnetic as advertised and Richardson keeps the world that spins around him as flashy and watchable as possible but it's hard on rewatch to not notice how inelegantly they gel with Stone's instinct for heavy-handed…
Josh LewisJun 25, 2024Watch Platoon and Wall Street back-to-back and you’ll quickly see that these are two movies tackling the same questions: what does it mean to be a man and how does one become a man? To answer the first is to answer the second. If manhood means aggression, violence,…
Jamelle Bouie
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- Jikitiz likedWall Street
Business majors galore
Nick Dubberly is "meh" onWall StreetAfter watching Wolf of Wall Street I kinda wanted a bit more Wall Street drama, so I figured I go back to one of the earliest Wall Street movies. Unfortunately this one was a bit dull and predictable. I can say that I didn’t really enjoy it that much, this one can be skipped.
Vogue Italia is "meh" onWall Street5/28/26: Blah Blah Blah boring-nothing-burger movie. Men yelling and having sternly dull debates about money will never end omfg. So many of their issues would be solved if they just started making out with each other. Greed probably won’t be solved that way though,, that requires internal…
- Edward Kronkvist likedWall Street
Well written and directed film from director Oliver Stone. With a wild plot and what really stands out is Michael Douglas who gave a brilliant performance.
Jollfoogfl lovedWall StreetOne of the best movies I’ve ever seen. Perfect acting all around. The story and messaging was clear all the way through and they stuck to what worked.
Conner4real likedWall StreetI like barely had any idea what they were talking about but the storytelling by use of music and sound and facial expressions made me understand it
- skrrty likedWall Street
"Stop going for the easy buck and start producing something with your life. Create, instead of living off the buying and selling of others."
Kent LeHoullier lovedWall StreetOne of my very favorite movies of all time, masterclass in acting by MD and never feels dated! I can watch it anytime!
Bugga is "meh" onWall StreetIt’s not bad but fox and geckos relationship felt underdeveloped, to the point that you can predict the ending.
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Metacritic
Douglas plays Gekko with a terrible intensity. He raves and rants, but he has a rascal's humor.
Rita Kempley
Washington Post
Stone's most impressive achievement in this film is to allow all the financial wheeling and dealing to seem complicated and convincing, and yet always have it make sense.
Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is Wall Street (1987) (1987)?
The movie is 2hr 6min long.
What's Wall Street (1987) (1987) about?
An impatient young stockbroker is willing to do anything to get to the top, including trading on illegal inside information taken through a ruthless, greedy corporate raider who takes the youth under his wing.
Who's the cast of Wall Street (1987) (1987)?
- Charlie Sheen as Bud Fox
- Tamara Tunie as Carolyn
- Franklin Cover as Dan
- Chuck Pfeiffer as Chuckie
- John C. McGinley as Marvin
- Hal Holbrook as Lou Mannheim
- James Karen as Lynch
- Leslie Lyles as Natalie
- Michael Douglas as Gordon Gekko
- Faith Geer as Natalie's Assistant
Who's the director behind Wall Street (1987) (1987)?
Oliver Stone directed Wall Street (1987) (1987).
Who produced Wall Street (1987) (1987)?
Michael Flynn, A. Kitman Ho and Edward R. Pressman produced Wall Street (1987) (1987).
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