After more than 20 years, Oliver Stone will shoot the second part of Wall Street, a 1987 thriller that exposed the vicissitudes of a businessman in the North American financial markets.
Coinciding with the current economic crisis that the world is going through, Stone rescued the idea and decided to make the sequel, with the support of 20th Century Fox. To do this, he returned to summon the protagonist of the original film, Michael Douglas, who will work alongside the established Javier Bardem and one of Hollywood's darling children, Shia LaBeouf. Douglas returns with his character Gordon Gecko, LaBeouf will be a beginning businessman, paired with the daughter of Gecko, and Bardem will play the financial villain.
As published in Deadline Hollywood Daily, the storyline is located 20 years after the first installment, with a Gekko who warns of the economic debacle that is coming, while trying to rebuild the relationship with her daughter.
To write the script He was hired Allan Loeb filming will begin in August and the premiere is scheduled for February 2010.
Source: The Curia