A bath? I'd say Gordon is one of the most astute collectors around. from Wall Street (1987)
A few thousand dollars down the tubes, if you ask me. from Wall Street (1987)
A fool and his money are lucky to even meet. from Wall Street (1987)
A friend asked Why are we honouring this man? Did we run out of human beings? from Wall Street (1987)
A great spender of other people's money. from Wall Street (1987)
A great spender of other people's money. from Wall Street (1987)
A half assed management being decimated by a price war they cannot win. from Wall Street (1987)
A mover, a shaker. I'm shooting for the stars, Darien. from Wall Street (1987)
A nobody! from Wall Street (1987)
A senior associate. Not bad. Not bad. How's Margie? from Wall Street (1987)
A Turner. A perfect canary diamond. from Wall Street (1987)
A year. If we're still losing money, the reduction stands. from Wall Street (1987)
A.45 Luger. from Wall Street (1987)
About, uh... average yield. from Wall Street (1987)
After he bought it, a dealer representing the Saudi royal family... from Wall Street (1987)
After spending the morning at Kahn Seidelman in the junk bond department,... from Wall Street (1987)
Ah, Buddy, Buddy, I hate to tell you this, but you are a genius! from Wall Street (1987)
Ah, Jesus! from Wall Street (1987)
Ah, long drive. You want a drink? from Wall Street (1987)
Ah! There you are! Can I steal him for a minute? from Wall Street (1987)
Ain't gonna be me. from Wall Street (1987)
Alex has come up with an ingenious way for us to... from Wall Street (1987)
Alex has come up with an ingenious way for us to... from Wall Street (1987)
All my life your men have been able to count on you! from Wall Street (1987)
All right, Bud. from Wall Street (1987)
All right, Mr Gekko. from Wall Street (1987)
All right? from Wall Street (1987)
All right. from Wall Street (1987)
All right. Change the oil, fill the tyres and park it out back. from Wall Street (1987)
All right. Don't touch. from Wall Street (1987)
All right. Offer 950. from Wall Street (1987)
All right. Susan, get Buckingham on the phone. Tell him to look into it. from Wall Street (1987)
All together, these men sitting up here own less than 3%%% of the company. from Wall Street (1987)
All warfare is based on deception. Sun Tzu. from Wall Street (1987)
Although it's a sacrilege having that Etruscan vase on the table. from Wall Street (1987)
America... America has become a second rate power. from Wall Street (1987)
Anacott Steel. from Wall Street (1987)
Anacott Steel. from Wall Street (1987)
And buy a decent suit. You can't come in here looking like this. from Wall Street (1987)
And Dick here is gonna get me an exemption, aren't you? from Wall Street (1987)
And don't screw it up, sport. from Wall Street (1987)
And greed, you mark my words, will not only save Teldar Paper,... from Wall Street (1987)
And he had an ethical bypass at birth. from Wall Street (1987)
And I got the Texas boys drooling at my kneecaps for the routes and slots. from Wall Street (1987)
And I'll bet half of that was spent in all the paperwork between all these vice presidents! from Wall Street (1987)
And if it isn't Gekko, it's gonna be some other killer! from Wall Street (1987)
And if you need a friend, get a dog. It's trench warfare out there, pal. from Wall Street (1987)
And inside here, too. from Wall Street (1987)
And it's not your decision. from Wall Street (1987)
And keep it quiet. from Wall Street (1987)
And Mr Davis... from Wall Street (1987)
And save the cheap salesman talk. It's obvious. from Wall Street (1987)
And start buying 1,000 share blocks and take it up to $50. from Wall Street (1987)
And that is what keeps him out of the abyss. from Wall Street (1987)
And the beauty is, you already own close to 2%%% of this sucker. from Wall Street (1987)
And the more real it becomes, the more desperate they want it. from Wall Street (1987)
And this is how you fuckin' pay me back, you cockroach! from Wall Street (1987)
And we reorganise all of our feeder schedules. from Wall Street (1987)
And where does Mr Cromwell put his $1,000,000 salary? from Wall Street (1987)
And you are all being royally screwed over by these bureaucrats,... from Wall Street (1987)
And you? I hear you're handling the Fairchild Foods merger, and it may not go through. from Wall Street (1987)
And you'll have the shortest executive career since that Pope that got poisoned. from Wall Street (1987)
Another 30,000. Out! from Wall Street (1987)
Any surprises I haven't read about in the Wall Street Journal? from Wall Street (1987)
Anything you do say may be used against you. from Wall Street (1987)
Anyway, I had a mole in Wildman's operation. from Wall Street (1987)
Are you twelfth man on the deal team? Last to know? from Wall Street (1987)
Are you with me? from Wall Street (1987)
As far as being axed, I'm still around,... from Wall Street (1987)
As much as I wanted to be Gordon Gekko... from Wall Street (1987)
Astonish me, pal. New info. I don't care where or how you get it. from Wall Street (1987)
At 7/8, sold! from Wall Street (1987)
At least I won't be pulling the trigger. from Wall Street (1987)
At that moment, man finds his character. from Wall Street (1987)
At the time I thought that was all the money in the world. Now it's a day's pay. from Wall Street (1987)
Baggage for St Petersburg could wind up in Pittsburgh. from Wall Street (1987)
Baggage for St Petersburg could wind up in Pittsburgh. from Wall Street (1987)
Bastard! from Wall Street (1987)
Besides, he's not the only elephant in the jungle. from Wall Street (1987)
Best schools in the city. from Wall Street (1987)
Bet you stayed up analysing that stock you gave me. Where'd it get you? from Wall Street (1987)
Billie! Bring a Molson Lite for the kid! from Wall Street (1987)
Blue Horseshoe loves Anacott Steel. from Wall Street (1987)
Bluestar is an unpolished gem, Gordon. from Wall Street (1987)
Bluestar, Mr Mannheim. Put all your clients in it. It's gonna move. from Wall Street (1987)
Bluestar's in play. Let's check it out. from Wall Street (1987)
Bob, we're in big trouble on BST. You gotta get out now. from Wall Street (1987)
Bought my way in. Now all these lvy League schmucks are sucking my kneecaps. from Wall Street (1987)
Boy, if that's the way you feel, I must've done a really lousy job as a father. from Wall Street (1987)
Bribed an old secretary of mine to open her mouth. from Wall Street (1987)
Bright, but not bright enough, Sherlock. Roll the dice and play Monopoly. from Wall Street (1987)
Bud Fox, I look at a hundred deals a day. I choose one. from Wall Street (1987)
Bud, congrats. You just made my life twice as hard around here. from Wall Street (1987)
Bud, I like you. from Wall Street (1987)
Bud, you can't go in! He's in a meeting! from Wall Street (1987)
Bud! Bud, it's not your fault. from Wall Street (1987)
Bud... from Wall Street (1987)
Bud's a born liar, otherwise he's a good kid. from Wall Street (1987)
Buddy D, is this déjà vu? What's it been? A year, year and a half? from Wall Street (1987)
Buddy, Buddy. A little trouble, huh, today, Buddy? from Wall Street (1987)
Buddy, I got tickets for the Knick game tonight. Cruise some chicks afterwards. from Wall Street (1987)
Buddy, it's been nice meeting you, OK? from Wall Street (1987)
Buddy, what's a fair price for that stock? from Wall Street (1987)
Buddy, you'll still be president. from Wall Street (1987)
But I happen to want the company, and I want your block of shares. from Wall Street (1987)
But I like what I hear so far. from Wall Street (1987)
But if I could have five minutes to explain the opportunities emerging... from Wall Street (1987)
But that's just conversation. What about real things? from Wall Street (1987)
But the gates at La Guardia alone can bail us out. from Wall Street (1987)
But those reservations can get screwed up if we don't pay attention. from Wall Street (1987)
But we all wanna see this airline work. from Wall Street (1987)
But when it's resale time the East Side moves all the time. from Wall Street (1987)
Buy me 20 June eurodollar CDs,... from Wall Street (1987)
Call for you, Buddy! Pick up two! from Wall Street (1987)
Call for you, sir. Sir Lawrence Wildman. He says it's important. from Wall Street (1987)
Call me next week. I'll give you an estimate. from Wall Street (1987)
Calm down, all right? We'll have dinner tonight. Bring Darien. from Wall Street (1987)
Can I get the check here, please? For chrissakes! from Wall Street (1987)
Can I help you? from Wall Street (1987)
Can I help you? from Wall Street (1987)
Can I speak for you? from Wall Street (1987)
Can it wait till tomorrow? I got people here. from Wall Street (1987)
Can you people guarantee the liquidation of Bluestar? from Wall Street (1987)
Can you spare 300? I'll pay you back next month, I promise. from Wall Street (1987)
Can't get hurt. So does this guy have a tip for an honest lawyer? from Wall Street (1987)
Candice Rogers, Dick Brady. Darien Taylor. All old friends. from Wall Street (1987)
Capital reserves. This company has 75 million cash in an overfunded pension. from Wall Street (1987)
Capitalism at its finest. from Wall Street (1987)
Carl, we'll be at the bar. from Wall Street (1987)
Champagne, caviar...? Celebrate just like old times? from Wall Street (1987)
Chart breakout on Whitewood Young lndustries. from Wall Street (1987)
Chart breakout on Whitewood Young lndustries. from Wall Street (1987)
Cheer up. You shook Gekko's hand and you still got all your fingers. from Wall Street (1987)
Cindy. Having sex with her was like reading the Wall Street Journal. from Wall Street (1987)
Circle 29,000 Niagaras for Templeton. from Wall Street (1987)
Come along with me, Bud. from Wall Street (1987)
Come back home and live rent free instead of that roach infected place. from Wall Street (1987)
Come on in. Everybody's here. I couldn't start the show without you. from Wall Street (1987)
Come on, Gordon. Those days are over. from Wall Street (1987)
Come on, pal. Tell me something I don't know. from Wall Street (1987)
Come on, sport. You gotta try harder. from Wall Street (1987)
Come on, their quarterlies are for shit. from Wall Street (1987)
Come on, what's money for? Enjoy yourself. from Wall Street (1987)
Congratulations, Buddy. You scored. Ill talk at ya. from Wall Street (1987)
Congratulations, Dad! You did a great job embarrassing me, not to mention yourself! from Wall Street (1987)
Congratulations. from Wall Street (1987)
Considering you brought my mother into it,... from Wall Street (1987)
Convert the bonds and check the price in Tokyo at eight o'clock your time. Right. from Wall Street (1987)
Correct me if I'm wrong, but when you got CNX Electronics, you laid off 6,000 workers. from Wall Street (1987)
Cos I got a way around all this,... from Wall Street (1987)
Cos they're sheep. And sheep get slaughtered. from Wall Street (1987)
Cosmetic company, by any chance? from Wall Street (1987)
Course, my son worked as a baggage handler and freight loader for three summers. from Wall Street (1987)
Cover that Bluestar buy. Put 200 thou on one of those bow wow stocks you mentioned. from Wall Street (1987)
Create, instead of living off the buying and selling of others. from Wall Street (1987)
Credenza. Tree. Windows. from Wall Street (1987)
Cut this self pity crap, Bud! from Wall Street (1987)
Dad, 50K does not get you to first base in the Big Apple. from Wall Street (1987)
Dad, how many times I gotta tell you I am not a salesman? I'm an account executive. from Wall Street (1987)
Dad, it takes time. You gotta build a client list. from Wall Street (1987)
Dad, think for a change. Be practical. I'm asking you. I'm fuckin' begging you! from Wall Street (1987)
Darien! Lightning has struck. from Wall Street (1987)
Delivery for Mr Gekko. Its a personal item. He needs you to sign for it. from Wall Street (1987)
Did somebody die? from Wall Street (1987)
Didn't he tell you? from Wall Street (1987)
Didn't I tell you never to lift a 747 by yourself? from Wall Street (1987)
DK: Didn't Know who I was when the options he bought took a bath. from Wall Street (1987)
Do you mind? from Wall Street (1987)
Doing any better would be a sin. from Wall Street (1987)
Don't fall too far. He hasn't been around the block yet. You have. from Wall Street (1987)
Don't fuck it up. from Wall Street (1987)
Don't get emotional about stock. It clouds the judgment. from Wall Street (1987)
Don't make a big deal of it. Buy it lightly on the way down. When it hits 18, buy it all. from Wall Street (1987)
Don't sell a seat to a guy for 79 bucks when he's willing to pay 379. from Wall Street (1987)
Done. from Wall Street (1987)
Dreyfus is looking for 50,000 Conair! from Wall Street (1987)
Dump it. from Wall Street (1987)
Dump this baby. Take the money and run. We're getting out. from Wall Street (1987)
Edison, da Vinci, Einstein. They're all watching me. from Wall Street (1987)
Effective inventory management will increase our load factor by 5 20%%%. from Wall Street (1987)
Evan Morrissey, Securities and Exchange Enforcement office. from Wall Street (1987)
Even the plaintiffs don't know about it. from Wall Street (1987)
Every battle is won before it's ever fought. from Wall Street (1987)
Everybody hates the Upper East Side. They wanna live on the West Side. from Wall Street (1987)
Everybody knows the stock's in play. By next week the street will own Bluestar. from Wall Street (1987)
Everybody's doing it now. from Wall Street (1987)
Everything ready, sir. from Wall Street (1987)
Excuse me before I lose my temper. from Wall Street (1987)
Excuse me! Is Mr Wildman on board that plane? from Wall Street (1987)
Excuse me. from Wall Street (1987)
Excuse me. from Wall Street (1987)
Excuse me. from Wall Street (1987)
Excuse me. Hey, Rog, can you come back in? Bring the cost report. from Wall Street (1987)
Exit visas are imminent. from Wall Street (1987)
Explosive earnings. A 30%%% discount from book. Great cash flow. Couple of 5%%% holders. from Wall Street (1987)
Fair enough. But it's not that simple, Bud. from Wall Street (1987)
Fair warning, then. Selling for $2,100,000. All done. from Wall Street (1987)
Fiction created by people to keep them from jumping out of windows. from Wall Street (1987)
First, I want you all to know that my door will always be open,... from Wall Street (1987)
Five minutes. from Wall Street (1987)
Flies to Florida, Canada, uh, Northeast, the Caribbean. from Wall Street (1987)
For chrissake, Jack, it's easy! from Wall Street (1987)
For you, sir. $2,100,000. from Wall Street (1987)
Forget the loans. Look, Dad, things are good and it's gonna stay that way. from Wall Street (1987)
Fox is on four. from Wall Street (1987)
Fox says Bluestar just hit 23. What do you want him to do? from Wall Street (1987)
Fox, where have you been for the last three hours, hm? from Wall Street (1987)
Frank, 10,000 ANC at 46. Let me know how the options are opening, OK? from Wall Street (1987)
Frank, Frank, Frank, Frank, for chrissake! from Wall Street (1987)
Fuelled by takeover rumours, the stock soared to an all time high of 24 1/8. from Wall Street (1987)
Fulham Oil, Brant Resources... from Wall Street (1987)
Gekko figures, by breaking up Bluestar, it's 30 bucks a share. from Wall Street (1987)
Gekko? from Wall Street (1987)
Gekko's asked us into the Bluestar deal. We're reviewing timetables. from Wall Street (1987)
Gekko's got 12%%% of the stock and climbing. Plus he's got the unions in his back pocket. from Wall Street (1987)
Gekko's selling. There's not many takers. The stock is plummeting. from Wall Street (1987)
Get dressed. I'll show you my charts. from Wall Street (1987)
Get inside my uncle's door and the secrets of the world are yours. from Wall Street (1987)
Get on the horn with your institutions. These utilities are our top priority today. from Wall Street (1987)
Get the fuck outta here! from Wall Street (1987)
Get to meet all the people. It's a good idea. from Wall Street (1987)
Give him a bath and put that cute little black suit on him. from Wall Street (1987)
Go to Morty Sills. Tell him I sent you. from Wall Street (1987)
Go to work. from Wall Street (1987)
God help you before you turn into poor Steeples over there. from Wall Street (1987)
Goddamn fare wars are killing us! from Wall Street (1987)
Goddamn! We sure went down the toilet on that ugly bitch! from Wall Street (1987)
Good morning, folks. from Wall Street (1987)
Good morning. Jackson Steinem. from Wall Street (1987)
Good things sometimes take time. from Wall Street (1987)
Gordon tells me that you're a very talented broker. from Wall Street (1987)
Gordon will be very pleased. What else have you got? from Wall Street (1987)
Gordon, I see it at 21 5/8. I don't know what to make of it. from Wall Street (1987)
Gordon, what I want, and I've never asked you for anything,... from Wall Street (1987)
Gordon. from Wall Street (1987)
Got an LCD read out, cost effective... Less than one visit to a doctor. from Wall Street (1987)
Great idea, Gordon. I know good help is hard to find, but can it create a dry vodka martini? from Wall Street (1987)
Great. Bluestar was at 17 when I left the office. Up from 15. from Wall Street (1987)
Greed clarifies, cuts through and captures the essence of the evolutionary spirit. from Wall Street (1987)
Greed is right. Greed works. from Wall Street (1987)
Greed, in all of its forms greed for life, for money, for love, knowledge from Wall Street (1987)
Guys like me have had their asses hung in a sling with the airlines! from Wall Street (1987)
Guys, new chief of Bluestar Bud Fox. from Wall Street (1987)
Guys, what's the problem? It's time to kill. from Wall Street (1987)
Harold, you don't mind walking around the block, do you? from Wall Street (1987)
He don't care about Bluestar or the unions. He's in for the buck. He don't take prisoners. from Wall Street (1987)
He got me all my clients you among them and he can take them away from me like that. from Wall Street (1987)
He has a great eye, and he only buys the best. from Wall Street (1987)
He just came in. I'll call you back. from Wall Street (1987)
He later stopped off at Morgan. I'd say from all the smiling and palm pressing... from Wall Street (1987)
He netted 650G off of that merger. 26 years old, the guy's Rambo. from Wall Street (1987)
He was complaining about chest pains at work. from Wall Street (1987)
He'll buy up to 24 and still think he's making money. from Wall Street (1987)
He's flowin', Gordo. Piece of cake. from Wall Street (1987)
He's gonna carve Bluestar into little pieces and sell it all off. from Wall Street (1987)
He's got a Porsche Turbo Cabriolet, about 75 thou. from Wall Street (1987)
He's learning, huh? Buddy's learning! from Wall Street (1987)
He's right, I had to sell. The key to the game is capital reserves. from Wall Street (1987)
He's using you, kid. He's got your prick in his pocket, but you're too blind to see it. from Wall Street (1987)
Hello, Natalie. Recognise the voice? Here's a hint you're thinking about marrying me. from Wall Street (1987)
Hello. Sam, do you know Bud Fox? Sam is in banking. from Wall Street (1987)
Henry Patterson, Postal lnspection Service. Mr Ebenhopper, US Attorney's office. from Wall Street (1987)
Here, here, rookie, let me help you out. I got... a C note. from Wall Street (1987)
Here, here, rookie, let me help you out. I got... a C note. from Wall Street (1987)
Here's some inside info for you. from Wall Street (1987)
Here's the price tags on the 737s, gates, hangars, routes. from Wall Street (1987)
Hey, Bud, you forgetting something? from Wall Street (1987)
Hey, Bud! Did he see you? from Wall Street (1987)
Hey, Buddy, whatever happened to that cute analyst at Thudder and Wicks? from Wall Street (1987)
Hey, Buddy. from Wall Street (1987)
Hey, see this? Can you believe it? It's got a two inch screen. from Wall Street (1987)
Hey! Hey! from Wall Street (1987)
Hey! Jerry! Come at me. Whaddaya got? from Wall Street (1987)
Hi, Bud. from Wall Street (1987)
Hi, Richard. from Wall Street (1987)
Hi. from Wall Street (1987)
Hi. from Wall Street (1987)
Hi. from Wall Street (1987)
His attorney, Mr Salt. from Wall Street (1987)
His illustrious wife, Muffie. from Wall Street (1987)
Hiya, Buddy. from Wall Street (1987)
Hiya, Dad. from Wall Street (1987)
Hiya, Dad. from Wall Street (1987)
Home number's on the back. from Wall Street (1987)
Honey, the meter's running. Anybody home? from Wall Street (1987)
How are ya? Goddamn, you look great! from Wall Street (1987)
How do you do, Mr Gekko? I'm Bud Fox. from Wall Street (1987)
How do you know about my father? from Wall Street (1987)
How do you know it'll go up? from Wall Street (1987)
How do you know you'll have any dough next month? Jesus Christ, what is this? from Wall Street (1987)
How do you know? You wish! from Wall Street (1987)
How ghastly! Sue her. from Wall Street (1987)
How many yachts can you water ski behind? How much is enough? from Wall Street (1987)
How much is enough, Gordon? from Wall Street (1987)
How much you need? from Wall Street (1987)
How you doing? from Wall Street (1987)
How'd your conference go with Gordon? from Wall Street (1987)
Howard the jerk reneged on me. I gotta cover his losses to the tune of seven grand. from Wall Street (1987)
Howard, I thought you were a gentleman. Sure it's gone down. You got the tip. I didn't. from Wall Street (1987)
I always say money's something you need in case you don't die tomorrow. Right, Carl? from Wall Street (1987)
I am a liberator of them! from Wall Street (1987)
I am an expert at identifying undervalued assets such as this business. from Wall Street (1987)
I am gonna be a giant, an entrepreneur in the ltalian 16th century sense of the word. from Wall Street (1987)
I am not a destroyer of companies. from Wall Street (1987)
I am not just another broker, Mr Gekko. If you give me another chance, I'll prove it. from Wall Street (1987)
I am offering you the Knicks and chicks. from Wall Street (1987)
I am sick and tired of playing wet nurse to you! from Wall Street (1987)
I bet you were on the phone two minutes after you got out of my office. from Wall Street (1987)
I came here one day, I sat down, and look at me now. from Wall Street (1987)
I can hardly see it. from Wall Street (1987)
I can make more money in one year as a broker than in five at this airline. from Wall Street (1987)
I can pull twice that at 18 from the California pensions. from Wall Street (1987)
I can't believe we can fire half the management and nothing changes! from Wall Street (1987)
I can't complain. I got a house in Oyster Bay, you know. from Wall Street (1987)
I could break you, mate. In two pieces over my knees. from Wall Street (1987)
I could buy you six times over. from Wall Street (1987)
I could dump the stock just to burn your arse! from Wall Street (1987)
I could sell it today for six hundred. The illusion has become real. from Wall Street (1987)
I create nothing. from Wall Street (1987)
I decorate for Democrats, too. Lots of them. I'm Darien Taylor. from Wall Street (1987)
I didn't know we had a meeting today, sport. from Wall Street (1987)
I didn't, either. I think we should talk, Gordon. from Wall Street (1987)
I do love it so. from Wall Street (1987)
I don't get it, kid. You borrow money to go to NYU. First year out, you make 35 grand. from Wall Street (1987)
I don't go to sleep with no whore and I don't wake up with no whore. from Wall Street (1987)
I don't hobnob with the jet set. I just fix their planes. from Wall Street (1987)
I don't know where you get your information, son, but I don't like it. from Wall Street (1987)
I don't know. from Wall Street (1987)
I don't like losses, sport. Nothing ruins my day more than losses. from Wall Street (1987)
I don't throw darts at a board. I bet on sure things. from Wall Street (1987)
I don't. from Wall Street (1987)
I gave you Darien! from Wall Street (1987)
I gave you your manhood! I gave you everything! from Wall Street (1987)
I get a strange call from the SEC. They asked to see my records. from Wall Street (1987)
I got 20 other brokers analysing charts, pal. I don't need another one. from Wall Street (1987)
I got 40%%% in taxes, 15 grand for rent. from Wall Street (1987)
I got a little gift for you. from Wall Street (1987)
I got a plan, Dad. I can save the airline. from Wall Street (1987)
I got a stockbroker who wants an airline. It'll take two years to turn Teldar Paper around. from Wall Street (1987)
I got a sure thing. Anacott Steel. from Wall Street (1987)
I got roasted the other night. from Wall Street (1987)
I got school loans, car loans, food that's three bills a month. I need suits... from Wall Street (1987)
I got something over on Sutton Place. from Wall Street (1987)
I gotta get to work. Zs today. from Wall Street (1987)
I gotta go. from Wall Street (1987)
I gotta live in Manhattan to be a player. There is no nobility in poverty any more, Dad. from Wall Street (1987)
I gotta monitor my blood pressure, so don't upset me. from Wall Street (1987)
I gotta run. You stop smoking, you hear? from Wall Street (1987)
I guess I never told you,... from Wall Street (1987)
I guess I realised that... from Wall Street (1987)
I guess I'll have to carry him a few rounds before he drops. from Wall Street (1987)
I guess if a man lives long enough he gets to see everything, and I do mean everything. from Wall Street (1987)
I guess you think you taught the teacher a lesson, that the tail can wag the dog, huh? from Wall Street (1987)
I guess you're not here to open an lRA. from Wall Street (1987)
I handed it to him on a silver platter. I told my father... from Wall Street (1987)
I have friends that won't mind making easy money. from Wall Street (1987)
I hope I'm wrong about this guy... but I'll let the men decide for themselves. from Wall Street (1987)
I hope you come here more often, under less formal circumstances. from Wall Street (1987)
I just found out about the garage sale at Bluestar. from Wall Street (1987)
I just got on the board of the Bronx Zoo. from Wall Street (1987)
I just know. from Wall Street (1987)
I just wanna let you know I've read all about you at NYU Business. I think you're a genius. from Wall Street (1987)
I just wanna slow down, Bud. from Wall Street (1987)
I kept telling 'em it wasn't maintenance. It's the greedy manufacturers in Cincinnati. from Wall Street (1987)
I know I've been a schmuck lately. I want to apologise. from Wall Street (1987)
I know this 18 year old bimbette that's gorgeous. Hold on. from Wall Street (1987)
I know this guy who has an ironclad way of making money. I can't lose or get hurt. from Wall Street (1987)
I know what this guy's all about greed. from Wall Street (1987)
I know you got no reason to believe me, but you have to trust me, OK? from Wall Street (1987)
I look at you... and I see myself. from Wall Street (1987)
I love you so much! from Wall Street (1987)
I made $47,000 last year. That's before taxes. from Wall Street (1987)
I might be very interested. Why you, mate? from Wall Street (1987)
I need some exercise, for chrissakes. from Wall Street (1987)
I need to know if you're with me. from Wall Street (1987)
I need to speak to the union members. from Wall Street (1987)
I never beat him or locked him in a closet. from Wall Street (1987)
I never knew how poor I was until I started making money. from Wall Street (1987)
I opened doors for you. from Wall Street (1987)
I opened doors for you. from Wall Street (1987)
I own. from Wall Street (1987)
I showed you how the game works. Now school's out. from Wall Street (1987)
I showed you how the system works, the value of information, how to get it! from Wall Street (1987)
I strongly recommend you to reject his tender... from Wall Street (1987)
I strongly recommend you to see through Mr Gekko's shameless intention here... from Wall Street (1987)
I think I understand. from Wall Street (1987)
I think if I can make a bundle of cash before I'm 30 and get out of this racket,... from Wall Street (1987)
I thought Gordon was a tough businessman. He sure has taken a bath on that. from Wall Street (1987)
I thought you were gonna turn Bluestar around, not upside down! from Wall Street (1987)
I took another look. I changed my mind. from Wall Street (1987)
I took you in! from Wall Street (1987)
I wanna know where he goes, what he sees. I want you, pal, to fill out the missing picture. from Wall Street (1987)
I wanna make it up to you. from Wall Street (1987)
I wanna take this airline, turn it around and make it work. It's gonna make us a fortune. from Wall Street (1987)
I want you to buy 20,000 shares of Bluestar... from Wall Street (1987)
I was afraid something like this could happen. from Wall Street (1987)
I wish you could see this. from Wall Street (1987)
I would do it myself, except I'm into four other deals right now. from Wall Street (1987)
I'd be proud to have a son like Buddy. Got a hell of a career in front of him. from Wall Street (1987)
I'd like to do for furniture what Laura Ashley did for interior fabrics. from Wall Street (1987)
I'd like you to meet Mr Gekko. from Wall Street (1987)
I'll go the extra yard for you. Just one more chance, Mr Gekko. Please! from Wall Street (1987)
I'll have a letter of agreement drafted up in two days. from Wall Street (1987)
I'll take it. from Wall Street (1987)
I'll talk at ya. from Wall Street (1987)
I'm announcing a tender offer at 65 tomorrow. from Wall Street (1987)
I'm asking for a modest 20%%% across the board wage cut, and seven more hours a month. from Wall Street (1987)
I'm expecting your commitment. from Wall Street (1987)
I'm glad you think so. I thought this was informal. What's your attorney doing here? from Wall Street (1987)
I'm having House & Garden come up next week to photograph it before it gets lived in. from Wall Street (1987)
I'm in St Kitts with this new Kamali leopard skin V cut bikini,... from Wall Street (1987)
I'm Lisa. A friend of Gordon's. from Wall Street (1987)
I'm looking at 200,000 shares move, pal. I wanna know if we're part of it. from Wall Street (1987)
I'm looking, and I sure don't like what I see. from Wall Street (1987)
I'm not gonna let it happen. from Wall Street (1987)
I'm not looking to just survive. from Wall Street (1987)
I'm not talking about some $400,000 a year Wall Street stiff,... from Wall Street (1987)
I'm not the only one who pays here, Gordon. from Wall Street (1987)
I'm sorry about that. from Wall Street (1987)
I'm sorry, sir. Do you have a reservation? from Wall Street (1987)
I'm sorry. from Wall Street (1987)
I'm sorry. from Wall Street (1987)
I'm sorry. from Wall Street (1987)
I'm sorry... about the things I said. from Wall Street (1987)
I'm spilling everything. from Wall Street (1987)
I'm still listening. from Wall Street (1987)
I'm sure that... from Wall Street (1987)
I'm tapped out. American Express got a hit man looking for me. from Wall Street (1987)
I'm tapped out. American Express got a hit man looking for me. from Wall Street (1987)
I'm with you, Gordon. from Wall Street (1987)
I've always dreamed of one thing and that's to do business with a man like you. from Wall Street (1987)
I've been doing that all my life. from Wall Street (1987)
I've been in this business since '69. from Wall Street (1987)
I've been played like a grand piano by the master, Gekko the Great. from Wall Street (1987)
I've borrowed at least five grand over the years. from Wall Street (1987)
I've got responsibilities. I've got two kids... from Wall Street (1987)
I've got this guy who tells me to buy Hewlett Packard,... from Wall Street (1987)
I've just heard the most lovely two words. from Wall Street (1987)
I've never seen a painting that captures the beauty of the ocean... from Wall Street (1987)
If any trouble does arise, you are on your own out there. from Wall Street (1987)
If Gordon doesn't buy Bluestar, someone else will. Who's to say they won't do the same? from Wall Street (1987)
If I could have anything,... from Wall Street (1987)
If I knew, I wouldn't be in this business. Get out while you're young. from Wall Street (1987)
If it looks as good as on paper, we're in the kill zone, pal. from Wall Street (1987)
If it's worth a dime, it's worth 10 bucks a share. They're ripe to fall! from Wall Street (1987)
If that's a scum, I'll take it over a rat any day. You know where I stand. Good night, all. from Wall Street (1987)
If they lose their jobs, they got nowhere to go! from Wall Street (1987)
If they throw Bluestar to Chapter 11, which I think they will,... from Wall Street (1987)
If you can negotiate that out, get a crew down to 350, 400 an hour,... from Wall Street (1987)
If you don't have enough, you can't piss in the tall weeds with the big dogs. from Wall Street (1987)
If you don't mind, I'm gonna drop you off here. I'm late. from Wall Street (1987)
If you sold this one, you could have a nice penthouse on Fifth. from Wall Street (1987)
If you'd stayed at Bluestar, you coulda been a supervisor now, instead of being a salesman. from Wall Street (1987)
If you're not inside, you are outside, OK? from Wall Street (1987)
If you're that good, I'm sure you can do wonders with my place. from Wall Street (1987)
If you're that good, I'm sure you can do wonders with my place. from Wall Street (1987)
Im gonna make you rich, Bud Fox. from Wall Street (1987)
Im telling you, this is the easiest money youve ever made. from Wall Street (1987)
In 45 seconds, the microprocessor computes your systolic and diastolic pressure. from Wall Street (1987)
In fact, it'll be fun watching you and your giant ego trying to make a horse race of it. from Wall Street (1987)
In the days of the free market, when our country was a top industrial power,... from Wall Street (1987)
In the last seven deals that I have been involved with there were 2.5m stockholders... from Wall Street (1987)
Interesting. Got a card? from Wall Street (1987)
Is that legal? Why don't you put that in my account? from Wall Street (1987)
Is that what you mean? from Wall Street (1987)
Isn't it perfect? from Wall Street (1987)
It adds up. 300 here, 200 there. Your brother... from Wall Street (1987)
It cost me a mil. from Wall Street (1987)
It coulda been worse, right? Coulda been my money. from Wall Street (1987)
It is so difficult to get into a good nursery school now. from Wall Street (1987)
It means if you make an enemy of Gordon Gekko, I can't be there to stand by you. from Wall Street (1987)
It was better than sex. from Wall Street (1987)
It went fine. We reached an agreement, and decided to split up the world between us. from Wall Street (1987)
It's a bad bargain if nobody gains. And if we do this deal, everybody gains. from Wall Street (1987)
It's a comer. 80 medium body jets. 300 pilots. from Wall Street (1987)
It's a dividend. from Wall Street (1987)
It's a dog, pal. What else you got besides connections at the airport? from Wall Street (1987)
It's a million and a half, but now we're talking duplex. from Wall Street (1987)
It's a very nice club, Mr Gekko. from Wall Street (1987)
It's all about bucks, kid. from Wall Street (1987)
It's all because this Ukrainian bitch botched the job on my wax on my bikini line. from Wall Street (1987)
It's bullshit. from Wall Street (1987)
It's for my kid Rudy. Three years old, he's an electronics freak. from Wall Street (1987)
It's gonna be hard on you,... from Wall Street (1987)
It's just a rental. I'll be moving to the East Side soon. Some deals brewing with Gordon. from Wall Street (1987)
It's my birthday. from Wall Street (1987)
It's nice, if you're on mushrooms. from Wall Street (1987)
It's not a question of enough, pal. It's a zero sum game. from Wall Street (1987)
It's not always the most popular guy who gets the job done. from Wall Street (1987)
It's so bad, even the liars are complaining. But not you. You're making big money. from Wall Street (1987)
It's the free market, and you're part of it. from Wall Street (1987)
It's too perfect. from Wall Street (1987)
It's true. Just like that. from Wall Street (1987)
It's two minutes to close, Gordon. What do you wanna do? Decide. from Wall Street (1987)
It's your second heart attack, Dad. from Wall Street (1987)
It's yourself you gotta be proud of, Huckleberry. from Wall Street (1987)
Its trade deficit and its fiscal deficit are at nightmare proportions. from Wall Street (1987)
Janet, get my father, will you? from Wall Street (1987)
Jemson Fruit, 4,000. That airline you bought, um... from Wall Street (1987)
Jesus Christ! He's buying Anacott Steel. from Wall Street (1987)
Jesus, you could've had a whole beach house for that! from Wall Street (1987)
Just enough to block anybody else's merger plans, and find out if the books are cooked. from Wall Street (1987)
Just get it. from Wall Street (1987)
Just kicking ass and taking names, Lou. from Wall Street (1987)
Just made 800,000 in Hong Kong gold. Its been wired to you. from Wall Street (1987)
Just remember something. from Wall Street (1987)
Just sign it at the end, twice. from Wall Street (1987)
Ken? Marvin. Jackson Steinem. from Wall Street (1987)
Kid had the highest score in his lQ test. from Wall Street (1987)
Larry! Excuse me. Sir Larry. from Wall Street (1987)
Last night I was reading Rudy Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Pot. from Wall Street (1987)
Leave me alone. It's the only thing that makes me feel good. There, Frank. All set. from Wall Street (1987)
Leo, I understand, but you have to realise there'll be major subordinated debt involved. from Wall Street (1987)
Let me ask, what would you say to some working capital and a partner? from Wall Street (1987)
Let's do it. from Wall Street (1987)
Let's go, guys. Looks like we're going over 5%%% in Teldar. from Wall Street (1987)
Let's just say that me and Mr Gekko have a serious conflict of interest. from Wall Street (1987)
Let's just watch it... think about it. from Wall Street (1987)
Let's just watch it... think about it. from Wall Street (1987)
Let's not even eat. from Wall Street (1987)
Lf angry, irritate him. from Wall Street (1987)
Lf equally matched, fight. And if not, split. Re evaluate. from Wall Street (1987)
Lf your enemy is superior, evade him. from Wall Street (1987)
Lifeblood of companies... from Wall Street (1987)
Like dinner? The two of us... next Friday? Café Santo Domingo. from Wall Street (1987)
Like Larry Wildman going off a cliff... in my new Maserati! from Wall Street (1987)
Lisa? Gordon? Oh, oh, Mr Gekko. Sure. from Wall Street (1987)
Listen, Blue Horseshoe loves Bluestar Airlines. Got it? from Wall Street (1987)
Listen, Jerry, I'm looking for negative control. No more than 30, 35%%%. from Wall Street (1987)
Look at me. You got that mischievous look in your eye, Buddy. from Wall Street (1987)
Look at you now. from Wall Street (1987)
Look, maybe you'd like to see something cheaper that I got on First Avenue? from Wall Street (1987)
Look, save the rap, all right? Just sell the fucker, fast! from Wall Street (1987)
Look, somebody else wants to buy your airline. from Wall Street (1987)
Look, we've got 30 banks ready to participate in a four year revolving credit line. from Wall Street (1987)
Look, you need more vans. 42 employees can't cover the buildings you got,... from Wall Street (1987)
Looks like Anacott Steel's in play. Check the ARBs. from Wall Street (1987)
Looks like it's being accumulated. from Wall Street (1987)
Lots and lots of perks. from Wall Street (1987)
Lou, I got a sure thing. from Wall Street (1987)
Lou? Anacott. I buy. Yeah. Take it and bid it. from Wall Street (1987)
Lunch? You kiddin'? Lunch is for wimps. OK, Billy. I'll talk at ya. from Wall Street (1987)
Lutèce. 21. The River Café. from Wall Street (1987)
Lynch is giving him the boot. Not pulling his quota. from Wall Street (1987)
Make it six to a half, 2,000 up. from Wall Street (1987)
Man looks in the abyss. from Wall Street (1987)
Management has them. You don't. from Wall Street (1987)
Management's gonna lay off five of my men this week. from Wall Street (1987)
Market treating you good? from Wall Street (1987)
Marty, a favour. 200,000 shares Bluestar at 19 1/2. Can you position it in an equity fund? from Wall Street (1987)
Marv, I got a feeling that we are gonna make a killing today. from Wall Street (1987)
Massage, sauna, Jacuzzi... tanning salon. from Wall Street (1987)
Maybe you oughta read him Pinocchio. from Wall Street (1987)
Maybe. Check out Teldar Paper,... from Wall Street (1987)
Might spin up to 18 by the bell. from Wall Street (1987)
Mixed emotions, Buddy. from Wall Street (1987)
Mohammed, pull over. from Wall Street (1987)
Mom? How is he? from Wall Street (1987)
Money is a pain in the ass, if you ask me. But thanks, kid. from Wall Street (1987)
Money itself isn't lost or made, it's simply transferred... from Wall Street (1987)
More money than you ever dreamed of. from Wall Street (1987)
Morning, Brian. from Wall Street (1987)
Morning, Chuckie. Morning, Lou. from Wall Street (1987)
Morning, Dan. What's looking good today? from Wall Street (1987)
Morning, Gordon. from Wall Street (1987)
Morning. from Wall Street (1987)
Most of these Harvard MBA types don't add up to dogshit. from Wall Street (1987)
Mr Fox, I'm sure you're a good broker, but our traders deal with the brokers. from Wall Street (1987)
Mr Fox, pleasure to meet you. from Wall Street (1987)
Mr Gekko deals with investment bankers. from Wall Street (1987)
Mr Gekko has no official knowledge of what stocks you're buying. All right? from Wall Street (1987)
Mr Gekko, I'm there for you 110%%%. from Wall Street (1987)
Mr Gekko, it's not exactly what I do. I could lose my licence. from Wall Street (1987)
Mr Gekko, your conference call is ready. Mr Sugarman in Delaware, Mr Bernard in LA,... from Wall Street (1987)
Mr Harrison, are you aware that we are in the biggest bull market of our generation? from Wall Street (1987)
Mr Lynch, I swear to you, he's lying. from Wall Street (1987)
Mr Zaros? Bud Fox, Jackson Steinem. from Wall Street (1987)
My client wants to buy a large block of Teldar. He needs to spread it around. from Wall Street (1987)
My father can be a big help in getting cuts. from Wall Street (1987)
My father worked like an elephant till he dropped dead at 49 with a heart attack. from Wall Street (1987)
My husband can get you a 10%%% mortgage. from Wall Street (1987)
My interest is the same as yours. Money. Thought it'd be a good investment for my kid. from Wall Street (1987)
My mail is the same colour as yours is, pal. from Wall Street (1987)
My men will want to know what's going on, and I won't lie to them! from Wall Street (1987)
My wife tells me you made a move on Darien. from Wall Street (1987)
Nah. It's a dog with fleas. from Wall Street (1987)
New client, new ball game. Things are starting to happen. from Wall Street (1987)
New report on GM and a conference call in defence stock in my office, 7am tomorrow. from Wall Street (1987)
Nice to see you, Gekko! from Wall Street (1987)
Nice to see you're in such a good mood, Dad. Did Mom give you fish for dinner? from Wall Street (1987)
No more lunches, no calls, all right? We suspend our business, all right? from Wall Street (1987)
No offence. from Wall Street (1987)
No problem. This is Bud Fox. My wife, Kate. from Wall Street (1987)
No RSVP reuired. Just be there. from Wall Street (1987)
No such thing, except death and taxes. Not a good company any more. No fundamentals. from Wall Street (1987)
No way you're gonna break up our airline. from Wall Street (1987)
No, he's not here. from Wall Street (1987)
No, I can't make it tonight. from Wall Street (1987)
No, in ten minutes it's history. At four I'm a dinosaur! from Wall Street (1987)
No, no, no, no. You dont understand. I wanna be surprised. from Wall Street (1987)
No, no, sir. Youre welcome. from Wall Street (1987)
No, no. 37 1/2. from Wall Street (1987)
No, sir, it's not what you think. If you take five minutes of your time... from Wall Street (1987)
No, sir, that wouldn't have been legal. from Wall Street (1987)
No, this time I'm in for the long term. It's not a liquidation. I'm gonna turn it around. from Wall Street (1987)
No. from Wall Street (1987)
No. I see a jealous old machinist... from Wall Street (1987)
No. No, sir. from Wall Street (1987)
No. You'd be cold calling widows and dentists to buy fuckin' dogshit stock! from Wall Street (1987)
Nobody gets hurt. from Wall Street (1987)
None taken. from Wall Street (1987)
Not bad for a City College boy. from Wall Street (1987)
Not bad for a quant, but that's a dog with different fleas. from Wall Street (1987)
Not in Teldar stock. He owns less than 1%%%. from Wall Street (1987)
Not only would you sell your mother to make a deal, you'd send her COD. from Wall Street (1987)
Not that you learned anything, Chunk. from Wall Street (1987)
Not yours. At $2,100,000. $2,100,000. from Wall Street (1987)
Now he'll really start believing he's Gekko the Great. from Wall Street (1987)
Now you can focus on the big ticket retail. from Wall Street (1987)
Now you do good... you get perks. from Wall Street (1987)
Now you had what it took to get into my office. from Wall Street (1987)
Now you own it! Conwest Air? Let me check it. from Wall Street (1987)
Now, I have spent the last two months analysing what all these guys do. from Wall Street (1987)
Oak strip floors. from Wall Street (1987)
Obviously. from Wall Street (1987)
Of course, you gotta go to law school first, but... from Wall Street (1987)
Oh, Buddy, come on. I was gonna tell you about it. from Wall Street (1987)
Oh, Buddy! Mr Gekko's office is looking for you. Be at the Wyatt Club courts at six. from Wall Street (1987)
Oh, come on! With all due respect, what's to prevent you from doing the same thing? from Wall Street (1987)
Oh, hi. Say, why don't you get the hell out of my office? from Wall Street (1987)
Oh, stop it. Put this towards your school loan. from Wall Street (1987)
Oh, that's so like Gordon. from Wall Street (1987)
Oh, this is very nice. This is very nice. from Wall Street (1987)
Oh, yeah, your men! Your fuckin' men! from Wall Street (1987)
Oh, yeah? Do you really mean that? from Wall Street (1987)
Oh, you got it, baby. Where the real cheesecake is. from Wall Street (1987)
Oh! He speaks French already. from Wall Street (1987)
Oh. Excuse me. Is this Bill Bates' office? from Wall Street (1987)
OK. from Wall Street (1987)
OK. All right, Christmas is over, and business is business. from Wall Street (1987)
OK. No, I'm sorry. This week's booked. from Wall Street (1987)
OK. What happens now? from Wall Street (1987)
OK. When the market opens tomorrow, I want you to buy 1500 July 50 calls. from Wall Street (1987)
Ollie, I want every orifice in his fuckin' body flowin' red! from Wall Street (1987)
On my left now. Against you, 1,800,000. from Wall Street (1987)
On settlement day you endorse a cheque to Blue Horseshoe Trading Company. from Wall Street (1987)
On settlement day you'll open an account for Mr Gekko... from Wall Street (1987)
One day you'll be proud of me. You'll see. from Wall Street (1987)
One million six. Seven. from Wall Street (1987)
One thing I do know is that our paper company lost $110m last year. from Wall Street (1987)
One third comes from hard work, two thirds from inheritance,... from Wall Street (1987)
One: we modernise. Our computer software is dogshit. We update it. from Wall Street (1987)
Only six of 'em were ever manufactured. from Wall Street (1987)
Or are we gonna sit around and have more of these ridiculous meetings? from Wall Street (1987)
Or at least it was until the Queen started calling you Sir. from Wall Street (1987)
Or maybe we could just... from Wall Street (1987)
Or someone overhears I'm buying Teldar, and decides he's gonna buy some? from Wall Street (1987)
Oughta be in the dictionary under persistence. from Wall Street (1987)
Our firm committed weeks ago 25%%% of the total long term debt structure. from Wall Street (1987)
Payback time, sport. from Wall Street (1987)
Pick the dog with the least fleas. Use a stop loss, so your downside's 100 thou. from Wall Street (1987)
Piece of cake, Gordon. from Wall Street (1987)
Piece of cake, Larry. from Wall Street (1987)
Pilots' union. Toni Carpenter, flight attendants'. from Wall Street (1987)
Play with it. You done good, but you gotta keep doing good. from Wall Street (1987)
Please, I'm begging you. I'm in a bind down here. from Wall Street (1987)
Please, Natalie, let me give this to him. Cuban cigars. His favourite and tough to get. from Wall Street (1987)
Preferably Lou Mannheim. from Wall Street (1987)
Problems? from Wall Street (1987)
Purity. Innocence. from Wall Street (1987)
Put the rest of the money in a tax free fund. I wanna see how you do before I invest it. from Wall Street (1987)
Putney Drug you boys might wanna look at it. from Wall Street (1987)
Quarters won't matter. Keep taking Anacott. from Wall Street (1987)
Quick buck artists come and go with every bull market. from Wall Street (1987)
Raider Sir Lawrence Wildman has stepped in and bought a substantial block of Bluestar,... from Wall Street (1987)
Rarer still is your interest in Anacott Steel. from Wall Street (1987)
Read Sun Tzu, The Art of War. from Wall Street (1987)
Really? from Wall Street (1987)
Really? Home of the exposed brick wall and the houseplant? from Wall Street (1987)
Remember the accident last year and the investigation? from Wall Street (1987)
Remember, there are no short cuts, son. from Wall Street (1987)
Research has put thrifts on the recommended. from Wall Street (1987)
Rich enough not to waste time. from Wall Street (1987)
Rich enough to have your own jet. from Wall Street (1987)
Right... right... from Wall Street (1987)
Rip their fuckin' throats out! Stuff 'em in your garbage compactor! from Wall Street (1987)
Sandbagged me on Bluestar, huh? from Wall Street (1987)
Save the workers unite speech. I heard it too much growing up! from Wall Street (1987)
See how this bit of celadon in the border is picked up by these cushions? from Wall Street (1987)
See that building? I bought that building ten years ago. My first real estate deal. from Wall Street (1987)
See you around, Buddy. from Wall Street (1987)
Sell it all. from Wall Street (1987)
Send him in. from Wall Street (1987)
September 50s? How about Decembers? from Wall Street (1987)
Shall we go upstairs? from Wall Street (1987)
Shit! My boss is gonna kill me! I'm supposed to give him this. from Wall Street (1987)
Showdowns bore me, Larry. Nobody wins. You can have the company. from Wall Street (1987)
Sir Larry Wildman. Like all Brits, thinks he was born with a better pot to piss in. from Wall Street (1987)
Sir Lawrence, or can I call you Larry? from Wall Street (1987)
Smile, Carolyn. There's justice in the world. from Wall Street (1987)
So how's business today? from Wall Street (1987)
So if you buy it, you can't break it up. from Wall Street (1987)
So tell me, Gordon, when does it all end, huh? from Wall Street (1987)
So what do you say we cut to the chase? from Wall Street (1987)
So what do you see in this? from Wall Street (1987)
So what is it? Mr Cocksucker now? from Wall Street (1987)
So what's on your mind, kemo sabe? Why am I listening to you? from Wall Street (1987)
So who peed in your Cheerios? from Wall Street (1987)
So you say. Nice to meet you. Hope you're intelligent. from Wall Street (1987)
So, I hear you're moving up in the world. from Wall Street (1987)
So, what's the problema? from Wall Street (1987)
So... from Wall Street (1987)
So... where are we going? from Wall Street (1987)
Sold it two years later. Made an $800,000 profit. from Wall Street (1987)
Some dope might use it as an ashtray. from Wall Street (1987)
Somebody wins, somebody loses. from Wall Street (1987)
Somebody's got to pay. from Wall Street (1987)
Something big is going down, OK? from Wall Street (1987)
Son of a bitch! from Wall Street (1987)
Soon I'm moving into investment banking. from Wall Street (1987)
Sounds great. I'll take you public. from Wall Street (1987)
Spaghetti! Your mother still makes lousy spaghetti. from Wall Street (1987)
Spread the buy orders over different accounts, you won't get burnt. from Wall Street (1987)
Start buying Anacott Steel across the board. from Wall Street (1987)
Start the lawyers on a tender offer and 13D. from Wall Street (1987)
Stay here. I'll see what I can do. from Wall Street (1987)
Stick around, pal. I still got a lot to teach you. from Wall Street (1987)
Stick to the fundamentals. That's how lBM and Hilton were built. from Wall Street (1987)
Stole RDL Pharmaceuticals right from under me. from Wall Street (1987)
Stop going for the easy buck and produce something with your life. from Wall Street (1987)
Strong balance sheet. from Wall Street (1987)
Sure you could. In Wildwood, New Jersey. from Wall Street (1987)
Sure. Relax, pal. No one's gonna blow the whistle on you. from Wall Street (1987)
Sure. What's worth doing is worth doing for money. from Wall Street (1987)
Surprise me. from Wall Street (1987)
Susan, get me the LBO analysis on Teldar Paper. Bring it in here, please. from Wall Street (1987)
Takes years of genetics, a Yale education and the right tailor. from Wall Street (1987)
Teldar Paper is now leveraged to the hilt, like some piss poor South American country! from Wall Street (1987)
Teldar's shooting up. Did you buy any for yourself? from Wall Street (1987)
Tell them I want ziplocked mouths on the Bluestar deal,... from Wall Street (1987)
Tell those assholes we'll self insure if they don't write it. from Wall Street (1987)
Terafly. Analysts don't like it. I do. The break up value is twice the market price. from Wall Street (1987)
Thank you for tell me what I already know. from Wall Street (1987)
Thank you very much. from Wall Street (1987)
Thank you, Alex. from Wall Street (1987)
Thank you, Billie. from Wall Street (1987)
Thank you, Gordon. from Wall Street (1987)
Thank you, Nyung. from Wall Street (1987)
Thank you. from Wall Street (1987)
Thank you. from Wall Street (1987)
