Without felt, 23 years had passed and it was time for Gordon Gekko (Michael Douglas) to re-breathe the fresh air outside prison. 23 years in prison had already taken everything from him. Property to start a family, everything seemed to leave him. Even my colleagues Gordon was no longer used to pay respect to the former stock broker.
Gordon knew he would not be able to get everything the same way again but there is one thing I want him to leave. Gordon wants to improve his relationship with Winnie (Carey Mulligan), his daughter. Unfortunately Winnie still can not forgive what he thought Gordon was responsible for the death of Rudy, his brother.
At the same time, Jacob Moore (Shia LaBeouf) is a newcomer in the stock market and he intends to find out who was behind the death of his teacher who had been brought Jacob into Wall Street. The meeting with Gordon Jacob finally bear fruit of a deal. Gordon will help Jacob find out who is responsible for the death of Jacob as Jacob's teacher for a long romantic relationship with Winnie to help Gordon improve his relationship with this daughter.
| Genre | : | Drama |
| Release Date | : | |
| Director | : | Oliver Stone |
| Script | : | Bryan Burrough, Allan Loeb, Stephen Schiff |
| Producer | : | Oliver Stone, Edward R. Pressman, Michael Douglas |
| Distributor | : | 20th Century Fox |
| Duration | : | - |
| Budget | : | - |
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