# Gordon Gekko
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gordon gekko is a composite character in the 1987 film Wall Street and its 2010 sequel Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, both directed by Oliver Stone. Gekko was portrayed in both films by actor Michael Douglas, who won the Academy Award for Best Actor for his performance in the first film. In 2003, the American Film Institute named gordon gekko No.
iKnowBadeaux Podcast Episode 402 BKR 1987 Wall Street Vs Platoon
🎬 Hop into the Escape Pod and hit rewind! Episode 402 of the iKnowBadeaux Podcast takes us back to 1987 for another round of Be Kind Rewind, and this time we're putting two very different movies from the same legendary filmmaker head-to-head.
We're talking Oliver Stone's Platoon vs. Wall Street!
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Ep. 98 - Capitalism is Awesome vs. Um, No It's Not
CAPITALISM! In what may go down as the most contentious recording in 3Q3D history, Chris channels his inner 1980s corporate raider to defend free markets while Amanda says, “pump the brakes, Gordon Gekko”. Sipping on three distinct drinks, including a Wall Street staple and a homemade experiment fe…
Want to Find the Next Nvidia? Here’s How to Watch What ‘Big Active’ Is Buying
A decade ago, Nvidia was the 387th-biggest stock in the market. Before it became the world’s most valuable company, some of the biggest active managers were buying it on the way up. In the movie Wall Street, Gordon Gekko had a code phrase for that kind of valuable tip: “Blue Horseshoe likes Anacott…
Ep. 118: Yuppies 2 w/ Dylan Gottlieb
This week’s episode of Silent Generation revisits the subject of one of our most popular episodes: yuppies. These are the “young urban professionals” who flooded into finance, law, and politics during the 1980s. While the original episode on yuppies (Ep. 116: Yuppies) offered a comprehensive analys…
Michael Douglas
Michael Douglas is one of the most recognizable actors of our time, but in 1987, many still knew him as Kirk Douglas's son. That year, he starred in Fatal Attraction and Wall Street, and his role as Gordon Gekko won him the Oscar for Best Actor. "When I went up and received my Oscar for Wall Street…
Wall Street
In this episode, we explore the iconic film Wall Street, discussing its themes of greed, insider trading, and the culture of finance. We analyze the performances, director Oliver Stone's style, and the movie's impact on the finance industry. In this episode, we explore the intricacies of Wall Stree…
The Bottom Line w/ Brad Taylor 10.19.26
With a crazy @UKFootball 6-1 start, only Gordon Gekko can make sense of what to do now. And our Best Bets in #MLB and #NFL tonight. #BBN
Bestselling Author: AI Is Going to DESTROY Human Creativity - Bonnie Garmus
Can artificial intelligence destroy human creativity, and are the billionaires behind it putting profits ahead of our future? This week on Open Book, I'm joined by Lessons in Chemistry bestselling author Bonnie Garmus to discuss her new novel Peck & Peck, her extraordinary journey to success, and w…
Who Killed the American Work Ethic? — From Henry Ford to TikTok (#21)
Who Killed the American Work Ethic?
Whatever happened to getting a good job, working hard, and building a career? Why does it seem like so many young Americans would rather become TikTok stars or YouTube influencers than follow the traditional path to success?
In this episode of The Roger Retrospec…
Doug Ghim’s Fall Surge, Roberto Castro’s New Omni Role & Why Venues Matter | 5 Clubs
Gary Williams opens with a Gordon Gekko line and a warning for the PGA Tour: greed may pay off now, but losing historic venues like Colonial Country Club will cost the game long term. On the Tour, the venue is the market. Gary also explains why Dustin Johnson, the honest one on the way out, will li…
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