WALL STREET: MONEY NEVER SLEEPS Interviews: Oliver Stone, Shia LaBeouf, Josh Brolin & Susan Sarandon

Emmy nominated Jake Hamilton travels to New York City to sit down and talk with the stars and director of the new sequel, WALL STREET: MONEY NEVER SLEEPS -- Oliver Stone, Shia LaBeouf, Josh Brolin and Susan Sarandon -- only on JAKE'S TAKES!

[@vernefits1953]

First movie was epic this just a melow drama

[@mybluecat1]

Rock on Oliver! I can't wait to see the Wall Street sequel.

[@DanzNewz]

Josh Brolin comes off as such an awesome guy... also Shia's Ms. Cleo reference made me laugh out loud!

[@january284]

great

[@parloitaliano2]

thanks Shia and your love for spoiling the movie.

[@Limited-Hangout]

Thanks for the spoiler regarding how Charlie Sheen turned out!!!!

[@Lexy1989]

what did Shia exactly say about Russia burning? Could someone type it in English his word? Thanks)))

[@tommybrown187]

@Lexy1989 He was speaking hypothetically that if Russia were burnin his 1s thought wouldnt be about the ppl and tragedy but more about the resurces such as wheat! So he would imeediately think to buy wheat stock. He is indicating that doing the movie opened his mind and informed him to a different perspective of worldly issues and finace

[@SimonChengHK]

thanks for upload ,China is reading this clip ^_^

[@doc7474]

hopefully this age of finance majors correctly view Gekko as the villain, not the hero.

[@Psy0psAgent]

9 years of war does a job on an economy. so says Sun Tzu.

[@wildmanbeyond]

I think it'll be interesting for a third Wall Street film since Trump is now our president and he was sort of the model for the character of Gordon Gekko. Maybe the third one gecko will run for president. So instead of greed is good. Greed is patriotic.

[@TheWolverineiscool]

i actually liked shia lebouf till he started with tht transformers bullshit...its nice to see him use his talents in sensible movies as well because he is truly an awesome actor and id like to see him star in more mature movies

[@XtremeSkillsTV]

Well, watch him now then :)

[@seleccionmultiple2905]

Original Wall street failed to send a message but WS II failed miserabily in all ways, is a utterly mess, unconvincing and very unfunny.