The Wolf of Wall Street (1929)
74 mins | Melodrama | 9 February 1929
Cast:
George Bancroft, Baclanova , Paul Lukas [ More ]Director:
Rowland V. LeeWriter:
Doris AndersonCinematographer:
Victor MilnerEditor:
Robert BasslerProduction Company:
Paramount Famous Lasky Corp.According to a production directory in the 8 Dec 1928 Exhibitors Herald-Moving Picture World, work began on The Wolf of Wall Street on 25 September 1928.
The 10 November 1928 Motion Picture News announced that Rowland V. Lee would direct the sound version of The Wolf of Wall Street, "which went into production last week," as well as the silent version, which was already underway if not completed. ...
According to a production directory in the 8 Dec 1928 Exhibitors Herald-Moving Picture World, work began on The Wolf of Wall Street on 25 September 1928.
The 10 November 1928 Motion Picture News announced that Rowland V. Lee would direct the sound version of The Wolf of Wall Street, "which went into production last week," as well as the silent version, which was already underway if not completed.
The Wolf of Wall Street corners the market in copper and then sells short, making a fortune and ruining the fiancé of his maid, Gert. Out of spite, Gert informs The Wolf that his wife has been cheating on him with his partner, Tyler. As revenge, The Wolf deliberately ruins himself and Tyler in the market and then walks out on his ...
The Wolf of Wall Street corners the market in copper and then sells short, making a fortune and ruining the fiancé of his maid, Gert. Out of spite, Gert informs The Wolf that his wife has been cheating on him with his partner, Tyler. As revenge, The Wolf deliberately ruins himself and Tyler in the market and then walks out on his wife.
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