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Wall Street (1987)
Wall Street (1987) is a classic movie about the world of finance and the power of money. It stars Michael Douglas as Gordon Gekko, a ruthless corporate raider who will do anything to make a buck. The movie also features Charlie Sheen as Bud Fox, a young stockbroker who is seduced by Gekko’s power and wealth.
One of the most memorable scenes in Wall Street is the sexual tension between Gekko and Fox. Gekko is a master manipulator and he uses his charm and charisma to seduce Fox. The scene is filled with sexual innuendo and double entendres as Gekko tries to get Fox to do his bidding.
The sexual tension between Gekko and Fox is palpable throughout the movie. Gekko is a powerful and attractive man and Fox is a young and impressionable stockbroker. Gekko’s power and wealth are a temptation that Fox can’t resist.
The sexual tension between Gekko and Fox is a major theme in Wall Street. It is a reminder of the power of money and how it can be used to manipulate and seduce people. The movie is a cautionary tale about the dangers of greed and the power of money.
A call girl in the back of a limo has a conversation full of sexual innuendo with a man. Her inner thighs and underwear are shown briefly. She then unzips his pants and her head moves toward his crotch when the scene ends.
A man and woman have sex in a bed, however it is dark so only their outlines can be seen. Nothing illicit is shown.
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Near the beginning a woman's bare butt and breasts are shown briefly. The shot is dark and somewhat difficult to see.
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