The story of Haywire is familiar. Government agent goes on an appointment and ends up betrayed. But the players are exciting. Steven Soderberg reteaming with The Limey screenwriter Lem Dobbs. Newcomer Gina Carano going face to face with Michael Fassbender, Michael Douglas, Antonio Banderas, Channing Tatum, Ewan McGregor and Bill Paxton. Though the January release date doesn’t inspire confidence, it’s trying to be 2012′s Taken. And it looks to deliver. Check out the trailer…

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Michael Douglas continues to bounce back from a tumultuous year by focusing on his work. The actor was recently nominated for a Golden Globe Award for his performance in the sequel Wall Street Money Never Sleeps and now he’s set to receive a high honor from The Palm Springs Film Festival for his career achievements.

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Michael Douglas has had a rough year. The Oscar award winner was in the middle of a promotional tour for Wall Street Money Never Sleeps when he revealed that he was battling cancer. The actor and producer never let the disease get the best of him, and since then he’s undergone extensive treatment. Douglas recently spoke to THR about the preparation he’s doing for his next big screen role in Steven Soderberg’s Liberace biopic.

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Oliver Stone returns to the big screen with the long awaited sequel to his 1980s hit Wall Street. Money Never Sleeps takes place during the 2008 recession and follows a new and younger group of Wall Street traders. The film doesn’t try to copy the original as much as you might think. Yes, there’s the mentoring of an up and comer by a devious veteran but it also tackles the politics and corruption present in the new millennium. Money Never Sleeps opens a whole new bag of worms.

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Last week we brought you a clip from Oliver Stone’s latest film Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps that featured Michael Douglas schooling Shia Labeouf on the game of greed. Today we have another scene from the movie that features Gordon Gekko trading insults with his younger and richer nemesis, Bretton James who’s played by Josh Brolin. Watch these two money grubbers go at it…

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Later this month Michael Douglas and Oliver Stone will return to the meanest land of all — Wall Street. The duo are back in the sequel Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps to tell another story of greed gone bad. This time Gekko isn’t the top dog, but an ex-con using his slimy ways to once again influence those around him. If there’s anything he knows it’s the game, so check out this newly released clip that features Gekko explaining to Shia LaBeouf why “money never sleeps.”

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Michael Douglas and Jesse Eisenberg star in Brian Koppelman and David Levien’s new film, Solitary Man. Douglas plays a former car dealership mogul dealing with a string of business problems. But his real issues are at home in his personal life. A man unable to commit to his family because of his desire for relationships with women, lots of women. What better ”mature” actor to play a playboy than Douglas? The man is talented and has definitely had his days as a playboy (and still isn’t looking too bad).

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An international trailer has been released for Oliver Stone’s long awaited sequel, Wall Street Money Never Sleeps. It’s a worthy follow up to the teaser trailer that showed less footage but still built up the anticipation. With this trailer you get to see more of the story and the characters led by Michael Douglas‘ Gordon Gekko.

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Yesterday, the teaser trailer for Oliver Stone‘s long awaited sequel Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps finally arrived and it unveiled a new Gordon Gekko. He’s fresh from prison and ready to take on the world that he once dominated, the only problem is things have changed, and not for the better. The first official poster has been released for the movie and it looks really familiar.

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