Top review. While I am a big fan of Oliver Stone and I did enjoy his second Wall Street movie, I have to admit, that this one is superior in every way. Great acting talent at hand, great unfortunately real story, which might be a bit heightened for obvious reasons, but still very scary if you think about the whole thing. As stated above the actors make a big difference. They have to convey decisions and stand by things that you shouldn't normally do.
But then again it's not as if this didn't happen one way or the other. The movie also seems to have affected people since its original slated release date got pushed forward. Festival releases where I saw it too and the general good response made that an easy decision. Watching this should be one too FAQ 1. What is office building where most of this movie is shot? Details Edit. Release date September 29, Germany. United States. Official Facebook Official site [Hungary].
El precio de la codicia. Reuber: Penn Badgley who plays a junior analyst always asking how much everybody earned on an annual basis. There are moments where people have real moral dilemmas, and then everyone gets bought out. If the price is high enough, you will get bought out.
Nothing exists in a vacuum. The second you remove one thing or you alter one thing, the ripple effects around the market are profound. Copyright owned or licensed by Toronto Star Newspapers Limited. All rights reserved. The scene where Will, Peter and Sam go up to the roof of the building at One Penn Plaza which is located in Midtown Manhattan does not have a helipad at all. Chandor thought it would be cool if it appeared that John Tuld's helicopter would be seen by them as they were up on the roof so the helicopter arrival was added in post-production.
Demi Moore and Simon Baker left the set immediately after wrapping the boardroom scene to catch their flights back home to Los Angeles, which was leaving New York only ninety minutes later.
Penn Badgley spent all day working himself up for the scene in the bathroom where he is crying. The producers felt that the scene was a bit harsh that it would happen to his character and depicted on screen the way it finally appears in the film.
Director J. Chandor had a week of filming with Irons planned but due to this, he had to cut it down to three, long grueling days in early July Directorial debut of J. Simon Baker and Kevin Spacey previously appeared in L. Confidential The majority of the film takes place within the office of John Tould's company except for a few outside shots involving Peter, Seth, Will, Sam, Eric and Sarah. Spoilers The trivia items below may give away important plot points. Despite prominent billing, Mary McDonnell only appears in one scene at the end of the movie.
According to an interview by Business Insider with the screenwriter, unlike popular belief, the film is not portraying Lehman Brothers. Instead, the firm in question is still alive and well. The investment bank that got out of the financial crisis stronger than any other was Goldman Sachs, hence one could speculate that is the bank implied. Sam is the film's conscience for most of the film as he tries to save the jobs of the traders under his watch.
His thoughts are questioned many times including by John Tuld, who admits that he needs him for another two years with a big pay raise in which he almost reluctantly agrees to in the end admitting that "he needs the money.
Sam is the one who originally knew about the situation with the assets a year prior in which he told Sarah Robertson that would lead to the eventual company "fire sale" that would take place hours later. Eric Dale had been working on how bad the projected losses would eventually be if the company continued to be in this state and Peter finished Eric's report and adding his own personal insight on it which finally confirmed what Eric had predicted in his work.
This is because there's a scene that was deleted that showed Jared calling John Tuld and confirming the crisis that's about to happen. This is confirmed when Sam asks Jared privately if he called John and Jared confirms it by saying "I already did". This was basically Tuld's way of getting rid of everything asset-wise and starting over understanding that a lot of trader relationships would be ruined as well as their careers.
The bridge, he calculates, saves each traveller 35 miles — or, at 50 mph, 42 minutes. Multiplying the daily traffic by the life of the span, he figures mankind is in the black 1, collective years thanks to his work. At the company that fired him, in comparison, numbers do no work, carry no loads, save no time.
They just make a few people rich at the expense of many others. Eric had just realized something rotten in the data when he was pulled from his desk as part of a lightning round of downsizing. Before being hustled out of the building, he manages to pass a USB drive to an underling.
The man at the receiving end of that warning is Peter Sullivan Zachary Quinto , whom we later learn is a rocket scientist who moved to Wall Street because the pay was better. Once again, a guy with real-world smarts. A crash is coming. Chandor makes the predicament easy to understand. Irons is a standout in a consistently fantastic cast. He carries himself with the assurance and sangfroid of an executioner with tenure.
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