"Wall Street" Sequel Moves Forward, Michael Douglas May Star

As Wall Street continues to capture headlines due to market volatility, 20th Century Fox is moving forward with a "Wall Street" sequel.

Allan Loeb ("21") has been tapped to pen the screenplay, which is being fast-tracked by the studio as a Michael Douglas starrer, though the actor is not formally attached.

The modern-day story will again center on Gordon Gekko, who has recently been sprung from prison and re-emerges into a much more tumultuous financial world than the one he once lorded over. The Bud Fox character, played by Charlie Sheen in the original, will not appear in the latest incarnation.

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Comments

[Madmac]

No Douglas, No Stone, No Wall (Bailout) Street.

[racetoinfinity]

The script better be up-to-date, or it will be laughed off the screen.

[harriettubman]

Oh no. The latest sequels have been terrible. They should've kept Raiders of the Lost Ark, lost.

[iPolitics]

Is it called Welfare Street? You know. With all the bailout cash stolen from American citizens

[WeMustChange]

It is my goal to get in touch with someone from the Obama campaign and share with them my desire to be a part of his inauguration by reciting a poem I wrote called "We Must Change," and I kindly ask for your help in doing so.
Go to youtube and do a search for "thinkverybig" and watch all of those videos. The one called "We Must Change" would be fitting to recite at Obama's Inauguration
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EM58nqX1ehE

Here are the words! http://www.thinkverybig.com/We%20Must%20Change.htm

[indianadem]

Wow! Check out that cell phone! Funny!

[Ged2012]

That isn't a cellphone. It's a wireless landline phone that receives radio signals from the antenna of its phone socket. The signal dwindles the farther one is from the latter.