Our first official look at the cast of the upcoming Wall Street sequel Money Never Sleeps has appeared online and it’s thanks to the folks at Vanity Fair. The magazine that’s known for its breathtaking photos under the creative direction of photographer Annie Leibovitz. The whole cast showed up for the shoot, including Satan’s spawn Gordon Gekko aka Michael Douglas…
I was wondering when we’d get to see some photos of Michael Douglas on the set of Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps. We previously brought you some shots of Shia Labeouf, Frank Langella, and director Oliver Stone filming in New York, but Douglas was nowhere to be found. Thanks to the people over at Splash News, we’ve discovered some images of the original bad boy broker over 20 years later.
Take a look at Gordon Gekko in action…
Last week we brought you some behind the scenes photos of Shia Labeouf, Frank Langella, and director Oliver Stone on the set of Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps. As an obvious observation, Michael Douglas was nowhere in sight. The actor is set to reprise his Oscar winning role of Gordon Gekko in the film, which has been over 20 years in the making. We haven’t heard much from Douglas since his initial attachment to the sequel, but the actor has finally broken his silence and is filling us in on what his character’s been up to for the past two decades.
A few images have emerged from the New York production of Oliver Stone‘s highly anticipated sequel, Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps. We were lucky enough to find a few photos of stars Shia Labeouf and Frank Langella on set, with Stone giving them some insightful direction. Labeouf is dressed to the nines in modern business attire, while Langella looks like he escaped from a mental institution. Seriously…
Check out all three in action, while filming a couple of scenes in the park…
The upcoming Oliver Stone sequel, Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps has become a hotbed for Hollywood’s A-list. The first film starred current TV actor Charlie Sheen as Gordon Gekko’s naive apprentice Bud Fox, and apparently he’ll be reprising his role in the sequel. If that wasn’t enough, the long awaited casting of Jonah Hex aka Josh Brolin has also been confirmed!
Oscar winner Susan Sarandon has been cast in Oliver Stone’s Wall Street sequel, Money Never Sleeps. According to Variety, the actress is in final negotiations to join the film’s ensemble, which currently includes Shia Labeouf, Michael Douglas, and Frank Langella. The film is a follow up to the 1987 hit, that earned Douglas an Academy Award for his role as the ruthless Gordon Gekko. More on the film below.
Gordon Gekko’s daughter has been cast in the upcoming Wall Street sequel, Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps. According to Yahoo News, Carey Mulligan will star opposite Shia Labeouf in the film where she will be featured as his love interest. Her face looks vaguely familiar to me, that’s probably because I’ve seen her pop up in the Keira Knightley version of Pride and Prejudice.
More on Mulligan after the jump…
According to SlashFilm, Javier Bardem has joined the cast of Wall Street 2. He is set to star along Michael Douglas and Shia LaBeouf. Bardem is to star as an “evil hedge fund manager.” Without any doubt, Bardem can nail the part as the villain. Wouldn’t it be creepy if he played this character the same as his character in No Country for Old Men, except without the gun and weird haircut? It seems like he has a thing for crazy, evil character. Overall, the casting of this movie is pretty interesting. The three actors above all seem so different, it seems like it is all over the place.
Sequels and remakes have been ridiculously hot these past few years, and they don’t seem to show any signs of stopping. According to THR, Oliver Stone’s gritty financial drama Wall Street must have another story to tell, because part two is on it’s way. Stone has officially signed on to direct a sequel to the 1987 film with studio 20th Century Fox. The plot to the film is being kept under wraps, and for the time being the project has been given the title of Wall Street 2.
