NBA coach Pat Riley certainly took notes from this film and felt the Gekko effect. In the late 1980's and early 90's, slicked back hair, fine Italian suits courtesy of Gianni Versace set a new standard, similar to how Tom Landry and most American Football coaches pre 1970's donned their best threads on the sidelines.
Michael Douglas is reviving the Gekko character for the sequel "Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps", and even 22 years later, my money goes against him losing his stylish and detailed step.





7 comments:
I can't believe how much he looks like his dad in that first photo. wow.
Ditto the previous post. It's crazy how much he resembles his father in that picture.
YOU'RE COMING TO THE UK? YAY!! The only snag doll is that I'm nowhere near London :( I would loved to have met up but I'm afraid that I can't.
HOWEVER, all is not lost. I'd be more than happy to email you and list places in London that you need to visit.
Tell me though, any ideas yourself? What are you planning on doing?
Diane: He sure does, doesn't he?.....not to mention that was a late addition to the collage...
L.R.oa.D: I was kind of hoping you wouldn't mention that here haha......
I had a big crush on MD when he played in The Streets of SF ...but here, he still looks smokin' ...
mmmmm
My Corporations prof would often include pics of Gekko on the class slides lol
Yess, he was pretty slick even though he was a major jerk. Also dug Charlie's look when he was working for him. Can't wait for the sequel!
Ruby: I probably could have used some of those photos :)
Wreckedstellar: Major jerk he was but yo can't be a nice guy to be that kind of boss, can you?
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