Wall Street Page #3
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- Year:
- 1987
- 126 min
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Hello, Natalie.
Recognize the voice?
I'll give you a hint.
You're seriously
considering marrying me.
You're lovelier
than I pictured.
I have Mr. Gekko's
birthday present.
You can't come barging in,
and what makes you think
it's his birthday?
It's in the bible, see?
You better buy him a gift.
Please, Natalie,
let me give this to him.
Cuban cigars.
Davidoff, his favorite,
and very tough to get.
Please, Natalie.
Stay here.
I'll see what I can do.
Wait outside.
Yeah, I'll see you shortly.
I hope.
Five minutes.
Well, life all comes down
to a few moments.
This is one of them.
What the hell's going on?
I'm looking at
Are we part of it?
We'd better be,
or I'm going to eat your lunch
for you.
Sorry, Jeff.
I loved it at 40.
It's insulting at 50.
Their analysts don't know
preferred stock
from livestock.
When it heads south,
This is the kid who calls 59 days
in a row,
wants to be a player.
Should be a picture of you
in the dictionary under
"persistence."
I'm looking for
negative control,
no more than
enough to block
any merger plans
and find out
if the books are cooked.
If it looks good on paper,
we're in the kill zone.
Lunch? Lunch is for wimps.
Billy,
I'll talk at you.
I'm Bud Fox.
So you say.
Nice meeting you.
I hope
you're intelligent.
Where did you
get these?
An airport connection.
So, what's on
your mind, kemo sabe?
Why am I
listening to you?
I've got to monitor
my blood pressure,
so don't upset me.
No, no, sir.
Within 45 seconds,
the microprocessor
computes your systolic
and diastolic
pressure.
Got an LCD readout.
Cost effective,
less than one visit
to a doctor.
I want to let you know
that I've read about you
at NYU business.
I think you're
an incredible genius.
I've dreamed of doing business
with a man like you.
What firm you with, pal?
Jackson-Steinem.
They're going places,
good junk bond department.
You're financing
that Janson investment?
Yeah.
We're working on
some interesting stuff.
Cosmetic company,
by any chance?
Are you 12th man
on the deal team?
I can't tell you that,
Mr. Gekko.
Why are you here?
Chart break out
on Whitewood-Young.
from the book.
Couple of 5% holders.
It's a dog.
Very strong management.
It's a dog.
What else you got?
Mr. Stevenson
in San Francisco.
He respond
to the offer?
What?
He's in Chicago.
What is Cromwell doing
giving a lecture tour
when he's losing
He must give lectures
on losing money.
no one would die.
This turkey's
totally brain dead!
Christmas is over,
and business is business.
Dilute the son of a b*tch!
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