SYNOPSIS: "Wall Street: Power and Greed" remains a timeless narrative that reverberates within the financial market landscape. For investors, traders, and market enthusiasts, the film offers an intriguing portrayal of the complex dynamics of ambition, ethics, and financial maneuvering. As the financial world continues to grapple with issues of transparency, accountability, and the pursuit of profit, this film serves as a reminder of the enduring relevance of these themes. "Wall Street: Power and Greed" underscores the critical need for ethical decision-making and responsible conduct within the financial sector. By immersing viewers in a world where the allure of wealth clashes with questions of morality, the film presents an opportunity for self-reflection and consideration of the ethical responsibilities that come with navigating the complexities of the financial market.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Title: Wall Street: Power and Greed.
Production Year: 1987.
Release: December 11, 1987.
Genre: Drama.
Duration: 126 minutes.
Rating: 7,3.
Country of Origin: United States.
Director: Oliver Stone.
Screenplay: Stanley Weiser, Oliver Stone.
Cast: Michael Douglas as Gordon Gekko, Charlie Sheen as Bud Fox, Daryl Hannah as Darien Taylor, Martin Sheen as Carl Fox, Terence Stamp as Sir Larry Wildman.
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