Susan Sarandon in negotiations for Oliver Stone's 'Wall Street 2'

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Susan Sarandon is the latest A-list actor to jump aboard Oliver Stone’s Wall Street sequel, Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps. The actress is in negotiations to play the mother to Shia LaBeouf’s character, Jacob. The role will also reunite her with young British actress Carey Mulligan, whom she starred opposite in the Sundance film The Greatest. Frank Langella has also signed on, while Josh Brolin is still in the talking stages. Filming for the sequel is set to begin this fall in New York.

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KFed
Tue 08/25/09 11:42 PM

I won’t be happy until somebody says the magic words “Charlie Sheen”.
Seriously, at least a cameo.

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Paul
Tue 08/25/09 11:47 PM

Charlie Sheen

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Ryan
Wed 08/26/09 1:09 AM

any mentor role to Shia should be played by Charlie Sheen as an older, wiser Bud Fox, who is trying to keep a bright kid out from under the control of Gordon Gekkoo

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KFed
Wed 08/26/09 7:14 AM

@Paul Thank you! Now, Stone…

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Mike
Wed 08/26/09 10:37 AM

Why is that stupid subtitle still there? Was Wall Street 2: Greed is Good a little too on the nose?

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Doris
Wed 08/26/09 10:41 AM

Are there any plans to hire (or try to hire) James Spader to play Charlie Sheen’s attorney friend? I hope so.

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Maddison
Wed 08/26/09 10:45 AM

Why make a sequel? I am sure the political agenda of Stone and Sarandon in the current economic times will be nauseating.

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- jen
  Wed 08/26/09 6:30 PM
  
  You don’t like it, go watch Glenn Beck.
  
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nano X
Sun 11/22/09 11:12 PM

Boring Hollywood Left-o-pathic
retreads while Hollywood itself
is now the junk-credit flunky
of the most genocidal monsters
in world history across the
Pacific. FACT!

70 million murdered in ‘peacetime’
all in the name of ‘people’s social
progress’—check it out for yourself.

Meanwhile our upper-middleclass/wealthy
conscience basters never
seem to have time to deal with it.

Sad Sad $$$ad…

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