Wall Street

CrimeDrama
Overview : A young and impatient stockbroker is willing to do anything to get to the top, including trading on illegal inside information taken through a ruthless and greedy corporate raider, whom takes the youth under his wing.
Budget : 15000000USD
language : en
Runtime : 126 min
Release Date : 1987-12-10
Imdb ID : tt0094291
Status : Released

Cast

Michael Douglas
Gordon Gekko

Charlie Sheen
Bud Fox

Martin Sheen
Carl Fox

Daryl Hannah
Darien Taylor

John C. McGinley
Marvin

Hal Holbrook
Lou Mannheim

Sean Young
Kate Gekko

Terence Stamp
Sir Larry Wildman

James Spader
Roger Barnes

Lauren Tom
Lady Broker

Chuck Pfeiffer
Chuckie

Tamara Tunie
Carolyn

Franklin Cover
Dan

James Karen
Lynch

Saul Rubinek
Harry Salt

Leslie Lyles
Natalie

Faith Geer
Natalie's Assistant

Frank Adonis
Charlie

John Capodice
Dominick

Suzen Murakoshi
Girl in Bed

Dani Klein
Receptionist

François Giroday
Alex

Paul Guilfoyle
Stone Livingston

Monique van Vooren
Woman at '21'

Sylvia Miles
Dolores the Realtor

Annie McEnroe
Muffie Livingston

Josh Mostel
Ollie

Ann Talman
Susan

Lisa Zebro
Gina

Rocco Ancarola
Maitre'd '21'

Martin Sherman
Banker at '21'

Derek Keir
Busboy at '21'

Andrea Thompson
Hooker

George Blumenthal
Broker in Locker Room

George Vlachos
Maitre'd 'Le Cirque'

Liliane Montevecchi
Woman at 'Le Cirque'

Ronald von Klaussen
Airline Mechanic

Michael O'Donoghue
Reporter

Pirie MacDonald
TV Business Analyst

Thomas Anderson
Butler

Cecilia Peck
Candice Rogers

Jack Pruett
Sam Ruspoli

Ronald Yamamoto
Houseboy

Yanni Sfinias
Panos

Grant Shaud
Young Broker

Carol Schneider
Paralegal

Sean Stone
Rudy Gekko

Astrid De Richemonte
Nicole

Adelle Lutz
Janet

Christopher Burge
Auctioneer

Richard Feigen
Bidder at Auction

James Rosenquist
Artist at Auction

John Galateo
SEC Man

Richard Dysart
Cromwell

Marlena Bielinska
Woman in Plane

William G. Knight
Duncan Wilmore

Jean De Baer
Toni Carpenter

Bruce Daniel Diker
Young Lawyer

Jeff Beck
Investment Banker

Diego Del Vayo
Commercial Banker

Millie Perkins
Mrs. Fox

Pat Skipper
Postal Inspector

John Deyle
U.S. Attorney

Michael A. Raymond
Trader - New York Stock Exchange

Eugene Dumaresq
Trader - New York Stock Exchange

Lefty Lewis
Trader - New York Stock Exchange

Mike Rutigliano
Trader - New York Stock Exchange

Heather Evans
Trader - Office

Ken Lipper
Trader - Office

Donnie Kehr
Trader - Office

Elise Richmond
Trader - Office

David Logan
Trader - Office

Paul Kawecki
Trader - Office

Dickson Shaw
Trader - Office

Patrick Weathers
Trader - Office

Jill Dalton
Trader - Office

Allan Salkin
Trader - Office

Oliver Stone
Trader - Office

Michael C. Mahon
Trader - Office

Jeff Rector
Trader - Office

Pamela Riley
Trader - Office

Jon Wool
Trader - Office

James Bulleit
Elevator Person

Alexandra Neil
Elevator Person

Sam Ingraffia
Elevator Person

Anna Thomson
Elevator Person

Byron Utley
Elevator Person

J. Adam Glover
Evan Morrissey (uncredited)

David Hummel
Stock Broker (uncredited)

Erville Light
Herself (uncredited)

Kevin Michael Moran
Business Man (uncredited)

Chris Nelson Norris
Health Club Attendant (uncredited)

Bill Phillips
Chronicle Reporter (uncredited)

Helen Proimos
Race Fan (uncredited)

Ron Turek
Stock Broker (uncredited)

Eric Kramer
Trader - Office (uncredited)

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Reviews

Geronimo1967
If there were ever to be a film to demonstrate to youngsters the toxic effects of greed on someone then you'd struggle to find a more apt one than this. Made at the height of the stock market boom, it tells the tale of the naive but ambitious "Bud Fox" (Charlie Sheen) who devises a get-rich-quick scheme that attracts the attention of his super-venal boss "Gekko" (a superb Michael Douglas) who treats scruples like something unpleasant he had just trodden on. What now ensues is a break-neck course in how avarice; manipulation; a certain degree of luck and loads of sheer brass neck take him from being a bit of an home boy, to living in a fancy loft apartment, bathing in champagne and alienating both his erstwhile colleagues and his working class father "Carl" (Martin Sheen). It is only when a scheme that involves that latter man's airline employer is front and centre on planet "Gekko" that the young man starts to realise what's happening and with the help of Briton "Sir Larry Wildman" (a rather too plausible Terence Stamp) changes course a little. It has a very effective supporting cast; the writing and direction from Oliver Stone is quickly paced and well focussed and the story itself shows the rat race in as true a cinematic rendition as I have ever seen. Sure, the shoulder pads and costumes have dated since 1987, but the principles of a dog-eat-dog world are just as worthy of exposure now as they were then.
r96sk
<em>'Wall Street'</em> makes for an interesting watch, anything to do with the titular financial market is total gobbledygook to me but even I was fairly hooked throughout. The performances of Michael Douglas and Charlie Sheen are top notch, so no surprise it turns out to be very good. I would say that the pacing is not the best, it probably overstays its welcome a bit, though to be honest that's the only thing I have to list under negatives and it's not even a big one. The relatively more energetic ending does do a fair bit to quell any serious run time issues.

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