Wall Street (1987)

Movie News

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  Jonah Hill Joins Leo DiCaprio in 'Wolf of Wall Street': Is He Ready for a Scorsese Movie?

  Can you ever really be ready?

  
  
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  Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio to Team for 'The Wolf of Wall Street'

  Marty loves his bad guys.

  
  
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  Keith Olbermann Tells Letterman He's in Favor of Occupy Wall Street Protests

  Even late night talk shows can't escape the OWS buzz.

  
  
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  Update: Watch 5 Minutes of MTV's 'True Life: I'm Occupying Wall Street'

  Check out scenes of the protestors cleaning Zucotti Park.

  
  
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  Vinny Guadagnino Approves Of Occupy Wall Street

  Truly!

  
  
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  MTV Wants the Occupy Wall Street Protestors for the 'Real World' Cast

  They already all live together.

  
  
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  Alec Baldwin Visits Occupy Wall Street

  And made friends!
  

  
  
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  'The Dark Knight Rises' to Film Around Occupy Wall Street Protests

  We wonder where Bane stands on the issue.

  
  
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  Kanye West Attends Occupy Wall Street, Says Nothing

  LITERALLY nothing.
  

  
  
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  George Clooney Producing Wall Street Bailout Film

  It's tentative title: The $700 Billion Man.
  

  
  
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  Scorsese, DiCaprio Back On 'The Wolf Of Wall Street'

  The dynamic duo is back in business with a long gestating project
  

  
  
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  New in Blu: 'Easy A', 'Salt' and 'Wall Street'

  This week, Emma Stone comes to your Blu-ray and DVD players. Lucky dogs.
  

  
  
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  Wall Street tops Wednesday Box Office

  At nearly $25 after six days of release, the sequel is still the mid-week champ at the box office
  

  
  
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  Monday box office led by Wall Street!

  'Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps' tops the Monday Box Office Rally with $1.7 million.
  

  
  
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  Classic Hollywood Movie Spotlight: 'Wall Street'

  With 'Money Never Sleeps' soon hitting theaters, we look at Oliver Stone's 1987 classic.
  

  
  
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  'The Expendables' Hit Wall Street: In A Flash

  Terry Crews goes shirtless when 'The Expendables' ring the opening bell on Wall St.
  

  
  
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  Cannes: 'Robin Hood' Tipped To Open Fest; 'Wall Street' Sequel to Screen?

  With the Oscars fading into memory, it's time to look forward to the industry's next big glitzy affair: the Cannes Film Festival, where, Wiretap is hearing, a band of merry men may be making their way up the red carpet on opening night.

  
  
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  DiCaprio to Play 'Wolf of Wall Street' For Ridley Scott?

  Deadline reports that Ridley Scott is in early discussions to direct Leonardo DiCaprio in 'The Wolf of Wall Street,' the film that DiCaprio once expected to make with Martin Scorsese.

  
  
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  A Wall Street Boss for CBS' 'Undercover'?

  CBS' next 'Undercover Boss' may be coming from Wall Street.

  
  
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  Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps Trailer Debut

  The infamous Gordon Gekko is back to his old ways in this sequel to Oliver Stone's 1987 classic, 'Wall Street.'

  
  
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  LaBeouf and Bardem to Join Douglas on 'Wall Street'

  Shia LaBeouf and Javier Bardem are taking on Michael Douglas in the forthcoming sequel to 1987 film 'Wall Street.'

  
  
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  Disney surprises Wall Street with hefty profit

  The surprising success of the relatively low-budget Spy Kids (it cost $35 million to produce and has earned $106 million domestically), strong DVD sales, particularly for its direct-to-video production of Lady and the Tramp II, together with cost cutting powered the Walt Disney Co. to an 8.6-percent increase in profits during the third quarter, topping Wall Street predictions.

  
  
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  Wall Street embracing Viacom again

  Shares in Viacom on Thursday jumped $3.74 to $49.99, a rise of 8 percent, due largely to strong sales at its CBS-TV division and the box-office performance of Lara Croft: Tomb Raider at its Paramount film division.

  
  
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  Wall Street TV analysts to face new rule

  The National Association of Securities Dealers has proposed a new rule that would require business analysts to disclose possible conflicts of interests when they discuss their stock recommendations on TV, radio and in public appearances.

  
  
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  Rob Riggle, Mark Wahlberg, Will Ferrell Team Up for HBO Wall Street Comedy

  Too soon?