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A song by this singer plays over the opening credits:
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Elvis
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Wayne Newton
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Robert Goulet
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Frank Sinatra
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What is the name of the firm that Bud works for at the beginning of the movie?
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Jackson, Steinem & Co.
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Witherspoon-Hickman
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Cantador, Houk and Associates
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Bingham-Barlett
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"Leave me alone, will ya? It's the only thing that makes me feel good anymore." When the two meet for the first time in the film, Bud is giving his dad Carl a hard time about this vice:
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Smoking
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Drinking
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Gambling
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Swearing
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4.
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Here's a gimme, sorta: Carl works for an airline whose name is a combination of a:
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US President and direction
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City and mammal
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Bird and car maker
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Color and heavenly body
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5.
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Carl discloses that the airline has received this news, which will make it an attractive commodity later in the film:
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It's receiving an influx of capital
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One of its competitors is going under
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It's about to receive a favorable ruling from the FAA
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The union has been decertified
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6.
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Bud spends the majority of Gordon Gekko's birthday waiting in his lobby with this gift:
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A miniature TV
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A 25-pound satellite phone
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Cuban cigars
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A gold money clip
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7.
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At their first meeting, Gordon acknowledges that Bud has called him this number of days in a row:
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59
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17
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268
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135
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8.
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Gordon tells Bud that if he does well, there will be perks...lots and lots of perks. What is the first perk that Gordon sends him?
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A call girl
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A commission check
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Season tickets to the Knicks
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A membership for a racquet club
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"Ever wonder why fund managers can't beat the S&P 500? 'Cause they're sheep, and sheep get slaughtered." After Bud loses Gekko's money on a bad investment, Gordon dresses him down in this location:
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In the back of a limo
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In his office
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In a locker room
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In a swank restaurant
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10.
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What is Gordon's first assignment to Bud with respects to Teldar Paper?
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To buy as many shares as he can
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To essentially spy on Sir Lawrence Wildman
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To manufacture evidence of fraud
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To arrange financing of a competitor
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To counter Wildman, Gordon instructs Bud to buy shares of this type of company (think: "Blue Horseshoe loves....")
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Steel
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Soft drink
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Microprocessor
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Publishing
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12.
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Wildman, to Gekko during a tense meeting at Gordon's house: "No only would you sell your mother to make a deal...."
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"You'd claim the proceeds as a write-off"
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"You'd insist on cash up front"
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"You'd refuse to throw in an extra pair of her knickers"
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"You'd send her C.O.D"
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13.
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"Money never sleeps, pal." Where is Gordon when he places this call to Bud?
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In an art gallery
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On a beach
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On a private jet
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In Hong Kong
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Bud visits an old college buddy, Roger Barnes (James Spader) to give him a tip about Teldar Paper. What does Barnes do for a living?
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He's a fellow broker
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He's a lawyer
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He's a TV repairman
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He's a journalist
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Shortly after meeting with Barnes, Bud poses as a ________ to pilfer information from his files:
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Cleaning company supervisor
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Electrician
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Plumber
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Night watchman
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When the firm's sales manager awarded Bud with a corner office, he assessment of Bud begins with (Hint: When Bud is arrested later, the sales manager begins his condemnation with the same words)
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"Nothing ever gets by me...."
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"The minute I laid eyes on you...."
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"Never try to con a con-man...."
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"Bud, we go back a long, long way...."
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17.
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"We are smart enough not to buy in to the oldest myth running:" What does Gordon call the oldest myth running?
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Hard work
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The American Dream
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The illusion of wealth
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Love
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18.
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What is the name of the trading watchdog body that appears several times in the film?
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InvestCorp
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StockWatch
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Securities Net
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Trade Safe
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Gordon delivers his "Greed...is good" during:
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An an appearance on Larry King
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An interview with the Wall Street Journal
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At a meeting of Teldar Paper stockholders.
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A meeting of Anacot Steel stockholders
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20.
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Gordon and Bud pitch their plan to acquire Blue Star to a group of union representatives at Bud's house. Which union isn't represented?
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Pilots
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Baggage handlers
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Flight attendants
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Mechanics
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While the other union reps are receptive to Gekko's plan, Carl sees right through it and scoffs, quoting this biblical verse:
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....whose hearts he turned to hate his people, to conspire against his servants.
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And a chariot came up and went out of Egypt for six hundred shekels of silver, and an horse for an hundred and fifty
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A man's riches may ransom his life, but a poor man hears no threat.
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There came into Egypt a Pharaoh who did not know
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22.
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Bud learns that Gordon is going to break up Blue Star:
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From Carl
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In a boardroom meeting
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By watching a newscast
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From Gordon's secretary
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23.
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A farily maudlin reconciliation between Bud and Carl occurs after Papa Fox:
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Suffers a stroke
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Is hit by a car
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Has a heart attack
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Suffers an on-the-job accident
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24.
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Entering his firm's suite immediately before he is arrested, Bud greets the secretary (somewhat coincidentally): "Smile, Carolyn,"
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Wrongs are about to be righted
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There's smooth sailing ahead
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We're on easy street from here on out
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There's justice in the world
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25.
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After his final confrontation with Gekko, Bud enters a bathroom in a ___________ to turn over his wire to the Feds.
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Movie Theater
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Restaurant
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Library
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Gym
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