Simon Baker nails it. He is the big dog in the room until Jeremy Irons shows up, then, he is extremely careful in what he says and how he acts. Precision acting.
That moment in the movie she sees stanly tucci for the second time, and they talk awkwardly and she asks almost shyly: Do you have kids ? That just so conveys the toll it took, the best years of her life for nothing, no kids, no family , just a failed career and money. Great acting.
This dude killed his role. Great actor 1st time I’ve seen him in a movie and he played the alpha CFO role like a boss. Remember them in the movie saying : WHO WAS THAT GUY. How old is he looks like he's fifteen years old. Will emerson: He's like forty. Peter: How does that happen? Will: Oh it happens all the time. Except to me. Kid's a fucking killer. Well he executed that impression perfectly- did an excellent job of playing that role- exceeded expectations. (credit to the cuts made by the director/ producers as well to build him up they depicted him well) He needs to be cast in more roles like this. Left a powerful impression: Shark in the water. 🥃
If you liked Simon Baker here, another earlier movie he was in (with Kevin Spacey) is LA Confidential. -- Which is another superbly written and acted film.
Really admire him in Margin Call. Loved him in The Guardian. Adored him in The Mentalist. He's a director now back in Australia.... proud of him. Way to go....smart guy with damn good looks and humble too.
The actors in "Margin Call" could sell a bucket of $#!? to a choir boy. Viewing the movie was like being there when the crash actually started to happened. Genius!!
@@pibadar Yeah... she was fine until the elevator scene and the scene in the room w/ the analyst she had laid off. That dialog was forced... unless that was what the director was looking for.
I agree. The scene with Tuld where she got fired was brilliantly understated, there was a real tension for the character when she didn't know if she was going to be carrying the can, and then..release. Subsequently there was the symbolism of her with her shoes off and hair down. I've also seen commentary about her character's backstory in covering up the earlier risk assessment, which is touched on tangentially in the first meeting scene, when Rogers says 'we've discussed this' and Cohen shuts him down immediately until they get the young bloods out of the room. You had to read behind the lines, but it wasn't just Jared Cohen who was 'a killer'; she fired Eric Dale before he could blow the whistle on her. People like that don't need to raise their voice to be dangerous and frightening.
Simon baker I really enjoyed your character and the way he portrayed upper level management and the way he related to Sam who is several levels down but still very very valuable. As an engineer by training and by temperament I also enjoyed Peter. He was such an engineer, a rocket scientist
By far a unique movie that captures a reality that many of us in the world of finance, lived during those turbulent days in 2007. The different personalities that support many strong philosophies not only in financial companies but everything. At the end everything is about making the numbers and never loosing money. The good, the bad and the ugly, don’t matter at all. Great movie with very limited budget. Congratulations.
Watched him in this movie and then i discovered that there are 7 seasons of a series where he works as a detective in Mentalist. I was happy that i could be entertained for months to come ...lol
These two brought their "A game" to every scene they were in. Riveting performances. But, as happens so often, interviewing actors about their work can be similar to interviewing a rock musician about their work. It's better just to go directly to "their work".
yes, when these two begin judging what transpired they reveal their ignorance because they lack the understanding or the willingness to understand that without a fractional banking system people would be living in shacks and walking to their $2 per hour job
Irons was mesmerising, but Simon stole scenes in this movie. Demi had a difficult role playing an over promoted employee, prepared to turn a blind eye during the boom years to suit her bosses needs in order to advance her career at the expense of better able employees. She didn’t have much screen time, or script to achieve that. But what time she did have she conveyed the part well on screen and added to the narrative the director needed to make the movie work
It is a crying shame that Demi Moore is an underrated actress, only because of her age. She still has a lot of talent even though she's older now. At least , she is on TV for now. I can't wait to read her book. I think it will be an interesting book to read and I hear that she has lived an extraordinary life story! She should have no shame at all because she has had a very successful career in the past and I'm sure she is very proud of herself for being that successful. She really truly deserves to be a Hollywood Legend , no doubt about it.
She’s a very good actress. Her work in several projects has been very well received. She’s taken a lot of different roles over the years and I always think she adds something to every film, even when she’s not the lead. To me, her character in a Few Good Men was her best role but I think she’s probably most proud of GI Jane- a role where she probably should have received more credit.
I loved Simon Baker act in this movie..it's really suit in him, heartless bos with no emphaty.. quite an asshole..😂..but still, charming. Perfect character for him..
This movie takes place within a 24-hour time frame as a company makes a decision about preserving their profits. Kevin Spacey and Simon Baker share the screen again!!! First time was in L.A. Confidential. The whole cast is amazing!
I used to be a broker. Promotions go to those who bring in the most money to the firm, salesmen. That’s how you get salesmen running the show. They know NOTHING REPEAT NOTHING about investing money. It gets worse every year. If they don’t know what to do they invent a new product and sell THAT. There is more than a quadrillion $ in derivatives in the markets and NOBODY knows what they’re worth. Not a happy thought.
Liked the show. Have the DVD. A different take than with 'The Big Short.' This movie suggested that the 'random walk' might be cause of the 2008 or so crash (you can look up the 'walk' bit for yourself), while the 'Short' suggested that some clever folks learned that Uncle had tried to boost the housing market (wouldn't y' just know it ... with a short term law?) that ran its legal course. Causing the housing market to tank.
I don't think Margin Call should be considered "education" about the 2008 debacle, but it is a great fictional character drama about humans caught inside the meltdown.
Baker’s right about the fascinating human hierarchy involved. The movie keeps revealing that some wealthy guy has a boss who makes even more $$, and has more responsibility, and that boss also has a boss, on up to the guy (Jeremy Irons, brilliant) who is deferred to by all. Irons is also the only one who can, and must, make the decision that will save the firm financially but destroy the careers of most of the people in it, as well as screw over their counterparts at other firms. And as cold hearted as the top guy is, he’s actually making the right decision, under the circumstances. His coldness is actually the reason he can even contemplate making that decision. But if he decides differently, or dithers, the outcome will be even worse for everyone, at least within their firm.
You are missing a very important point on the role of Irons. He has bosses too, which are all the investors that actually keep him as CEO, any fail towards those investors and he is out, he knows that and he is very very aware that he is not there for being the smartest but the most sagacious. Which is extremely different.
he's making the right descision?? are you serious? bosses like him destroyed the market, screwed thausands of people over, put thausands out of business. as mentioned in the big short: 1% unemploymnet means 10..000 people die in america alone. he made the worst descision in the history of capitalism and that's what the whole movie is about. It's and anti-capitalist critique on society. crazy you still don't get it.
@@BeastyBite I alluded to the decision being cold and terrible for everyone BUT the firm, who will be saved financially while screwing their partners, etc. I’m not the enemy here.
@@BeastyBite What should he have done, and what would the outcome have been? Talk about intellectually lazy moralizing. You probably didn’t get the part where someone else would have figured it out at another firm.
@@danielterry382 Yeah... but why was that? I can hardly believe it was because they _couldn't_ lose their accents... right? I will say Baker was so good at an American accent -- Margin Call was the first thing I saw him in (I don't get around much) -- that I was blown away the first time I heard him in an interview with his natural speaking voice.
The thumbnail was very deliberate making it look like Simon Baker was checking out Demi Moore which obviously wasn't the case. Was only a split second in the entire clip yet specifically chosen to represent the video on youtube. Whats the story with that?
@oktfg....imho Moore did fine given that the film was knee deep in beautifully nuanced performances. Of course Irons/ Spacey are towering, but beautifully crafted asides by Simon, Zachary and Bettany etc nail it for me. Simon's " perfect" when they can't find Tucci and his phone is off, in the first meeting; Zachary's expression in " sir..I'm not sure I'd put it that way"... when revealing the meltdown to Irons in the partners' meeting. The list goes on.
I swear Demi knows where the fountain of youth is located. Amazing how she looks so great at her age and after kids. Would love to know her workout, skin, and diet.
Not enough credit given to the director. The actors knew nothing about the situation they were portraying. Really, you get as much out of this film as you put into it. Some knowledge of history and reality here enhances the experience.
I've watched it a bunch of times because I find that kind of stuff fascinating. I would have liked a bit more explanation but I guess that wasn't the movie to do it. I had no clue what a tranche was. I had to look it up. "The Big Short" explains a bit more but it doesn't go into enough detail for me. Powerpoint slides don't get the job done. I'd like to see the whole process using people from the time a mortgage loan is made to when it's split up into bonds, rated, and sold. I'd like to see what happens as you follow the money and a revenue product like a mortgage or CDO is sold to an investment bank and how long it takes for them to get it off their books and sold as a bond to an investor. I'd like to see what happens you you trace the whole thing back from both the owner who pays their FHA or VA loan as well as the person with the interest only, no collateral loan that has a massive payment after like a year they can't make to the bank that granted the mortgages.
I think the word she was looking for was 'repercussions', and it's not that they weren't aware of the repercussions on folks they just didn't give GAF. That is also illustrates a very human side of the film
ua-cam.com/video/idYsCZI4b3M/v-deo.html -this and another longer version of this, shows how well they get along. Also this less edited version: ua-cam.com/video/mc51PhVyvIs/v-deo.html
Why in this interview does the camera person keep zooming in on the dude, cutting Demi out of the shot, and not zooming on her when she is talking? Clear bias
simon is very good in this movie .. and Jeremy Irons and .. it;s just good movie .. '' now we need to wait and see the real "Margin call" (collapse od dollar/USA..;) and remember like in that movie Greedy BANKSTER WILL ALLWAYS WIN !
What humane angle it showed from their point of view? They all (except for Sullivan maybe) played mean, cold hearted, money worshipping individuals who would throw anyone under the bus to save their dollars. Investment banking epitomizes the superficial, selfish world that we are now living in.
funny how they are in their suits full makeup and in the space with the sets but acting like normal people seperate from this thing they make.. its kinda sketchy really
Of course the most ironic part is Demi plays a high level Risk Manager (CRO). In real life I'm not sure she could spell "CAT" if you spotted her the "C" and the "A:"
I'll take the other side of that "trade", and very much disagree. The film has a marvelous enssemble cast, and the Moore and Tucci roles, while not long on screen time, were pivotal. And while we're at it, I would add that Zach Quinto (Sullivan) and Paul Bettany (Emerson) were terrific also, in both believability and in making the most of their roles. The movie only works as a brilliant, complete whole because those 4 actors helped make it so.
@@sharkfintech5893 Zach Quinto is also the producer, isn't he? Yea in that setting he is not bad... the other bloke who hangs around with him is more like how many of us are when we start out, and he played it very well... Paul Bettany was ok... but the three people who gave it all the weight and gravity, IMO, are Irons, Baker and Spacey-- the film would fall flat on its face without them!
Simon Baker nails it. He is the big dog in the room until Jeremy Irons shows up, then, he is extremely careful in what he says and how he acts. Precision acting.
Jeremy Irons, “What have I told you from the first day you walked into my office?”
agree, it was epic.
I like the way the guy speaks in real-life. There's a quiet intellectual quality about him.
Agree and probably what the casting directors saw in him for the role 👍
right! and at the same time he´s got the perfect "look" for being that corporate exec
Simon? The hair, the tie, the way he rolled through the scenes like he really was "of" that world. Breathtaking.
That moment in the movie she sees stanly tucci for the second time, and they talk awkwardly and she asks almost shyly: Do you have kids ? That just so conveys the toll it took, the best years of her life for nothing, no kids, no family , just a failed career and money. Great acting.
This dude killed his role. Great actor 1st time I’ve seen him in a movie and he played the alpha CFO role like a boss.
Remember them in the movie saying :
WHO WAS THAT GUY. How old is he looks like he's fifteen years old.
Will emerson: He's like forty.
Peter: How does that happen?
Will: Oh it happens all the time. Except to me. Kid's a fucking killer.
Well he executed that impression perfectly- did an excellent job of playing that role- exceeded expectations. (credit to the cuts made by the director/ producers as well to build him up they depicted him well)
He needs to be cast in more roles like this. Left a powerful impression: Shark in the water.
🥃
If you liked Simon Baker here, another earlier movie he was in (with Kevin Spacey) is LA Confidential. -- Which is another superbly written and acted film.
@@charlesbrown9213 Il definitely check that film out.
Cheers🥃
try The Mentalist
Simon Bakers character seems like it was modelled after Jamie Dimon
I like his characters. In Smith he was an antisocial personality alpha type.
Really admire him in Margin Call. Loved him in The Guardian. Adored him in The Mentalist. He's a director now back in Australia.... proud of him. Way to go....smart guy with damn good looks and humble too.
The actors in "Margin Call" could sell a bucket of $#!? to a choir boy. Viewing the movie was like being there when the crash actually started to happened. Genius!!
So many fantastic performances in this film, these two included.
They both absolutely smashed their roles. Superb film.
Notice when Simon speaks the camera zooms in on him. He looks sooo good.
I did not realise what a good actress Demi Moore is until seeing this film. She was spot on
actually i thought the opposite. everyone else was spot on except demi moore
@@pibadar Yeah... she was fine until the elevator scene and the scene in the room w/ the analyst she had laid off. That dialog was forced... unless that was what the director was looking for.
Let’s be honest, it was 5 min role
@jazinegrrrl
I think you're right. Her character was least impressive to me.
I agree. The scene with Tuld where she got fired was brilliantly understated, there was a real tension for the character when she didn't know if she was going to be carrying the can, and then..release. Subsequently there was the symbolism of her with her shoes off and hair down.
I've also seen commentary about her character's backstory in covering up the earlier risk assessment, which is touched on tangentially in the first meeting scene, when Rogers says 'we've discussed this' and Cohen shuts him down immediately until they get the young bloods out of the room. You had to read behind the lines, but it wasn't just Jared Cohen who was 'a killer'; she fired Eric Dale before he could blow the whistle on her. People like that don't need to raise their voice to be dangerous and frightening.
Simon baker I really enjoyed your character and the way he portrayed upper level management and the way he related to Sam who is several levels down but still very very valuable. As an engineer by training and by temperament I also enjoyed Peter. He was such an engineer, a rocket scientist
This movie did an amazing job of continuing the thread of whether the financial industry is good, bad, or neutral.
I love Simon
Really enjoyed this firm, great double feature with the big short.
By far a unique movie that captures a reality that many of us in the world of finance, lived during those turbulent days in 2007. The different personalities that support many strong philosophies not only in financial companies but everything. At the end everything is about making the numbers and never loosing money. The good, the bad and the ugly, don’t matter at all. Great movie with very limited budget. Congratulations.
How big was your bailout?
OMG! I love this man.
I love Simon Baker
Watched him in this movie and then i discovered that there are 7 seasons of a series where he works as a detective in Mentalist. I was happy that i could be entertained for months to come ...lol
Simon is brilliant in that show which has excellent scripts and supporting actors. You are in for a treat
"Sell it all....today!"
Is that even possible, deputy?
@@gerardornell4607 Yes. But at what cost?!
@Charmingly Cynical Really!!?!
Do you know what that's going to do to the market?
@@deputyvanhalen6386 I think so.
Where is this gonna come back to us ?
"What time is it? Fuck meee . . ."
Never knew he was Australian. Wow! Shows credence to his excellent acting
We are very proud of him!
Check out the TV series the mentalist. Simon is the star, and it’s a pretty good show. It lasted a few seasons.
These two brought their "A game" to every scene they were in. Riveting performances. But, as happens so often, interviewing actors about their work can be similar to interviewing a rock musician about their work. It's better just to go directly to "their work".
yes, when these two begin judging what transpired they reveal their ignorance because they lack the understanding or the willingness to understand that without a fractional banking system people would be living in shacks and walking to their $2 per hour job
@@norrispg4212
Many people are doing that now.
Irons was mesmerising, but Simon stole scenes in this movie. Demi had a difficult role playing an over promoted employee, prepared to turn a blind eye during the boom years to suit her bosses needs in order to advance her career at the expense of better able employees. She didn’t have much screen time, or script to achieve that. But what time she did have she conveyed the part well on screen and added to the narrative the director needed to make the movie work
Spot on !! 👍🏻 Everyone in film was terrific, and I agree 💯, absolutely key to its success.
Demi Moore is an excellent beautiful actress. Simone Moore did a beautiful job in this movie.
Simon Baker looks so handsome. He certainly floats my boat!!
I like Simon Baker as an actor. First I saw him in "L.A. Confidential",then in "Menthalist".
Kevin Spacey had the upper hand over naive Simon in "LA Confidential". Interesting to see them a few years later in a role reversal.
It is a crying shame that Demi Moore is an underrated actress, only because of her age. She still has a lot of talent even though she's older now. At least , she is on TV for now. I can't wait to read her book. I think it will be an interesting book to read and I hear that she has lived an extraordinary life story! She should have no shame at all because she has had a very successful career in the past and I'm sure she is very proud of herself for being that successful. She really truly deserves to be a Hollywood Legend , no doubt about it.
She lost way too much weight.
She’s a very good actress. Her work in several projects has been very well received. She’s taken a lot of different roles over the years and I always think she adds something to every film, even when she’s not the lead. To me, her character in a Few Good Men was her best role but I think she’s probably most proud of GI Jane- a role where she probably should have received more credit.
Possibly the most flawless movie ever made.
Simon baker is true blue.
I loved Simon Baker act in this movie..it's really suit in him, heartless bos with no emphaty.. quite an asshole..😂..but still, charming.
Perfect character for him..
This movie takes place within a 24-hour time frame as a company makes a decision about preserving their profits.
Kevin Spacey and Simon Baker share the screen again!!! First time was in L.A. Confidential. The whole cast is amazing!
I used to be a broker. Promotions go to those who bring in the most money to the firm, salesmen. That’s how you get salesmen running the show. They know NOTHING REPEAT NOTHING about investing money. It gets worse every year. If they don’t know what to do they invent a new product and sell THAT. There is more than a quadrillion $ in derivatives in the markets and NOBODY knows what they’re worth. Not a happy thought.
He puts on a great US accent in the film
Excellent casting!
Liked the show. Have the DVD. A different take than with 'The Big Short.' This movie suggested that the 'random walk' might be cause of the 2008 or so crash (you can look up the 'walk' bit for yourself), while the 'Short' suggested that some clever folks learned that Uncle had tried to boost the housing market (wouldn't y' just know it ... with a short term law?) that ran its legal course. Causing the housing market to tank.
Kid's a f*cking killer.
Demi Moore ...amazing hair.
She looks so good!
I don't think Margin Call should be considered "education" about the 2008 debacle, but it is a great fictional character drama about humans caught inside the meltdown.
Demi is fire🥰
“What time is it?” “2:15”. “ F-me!”
"kids a killer"
simon baker acting was brilliant
This movie works apparently to my real interest. I like it.
"Fuck me.. fuck me.. What time is it?.... fuck me..." Those lines could have been said by many actors. Selling the emotions behind it is an art.
hahahah love this. 2.15 FUCK me.. 2:16 Fuck me
Very good movie .
They both look wow
Great film
Happy birthday demi from italian boy live in rome
take a shot everytime she says "um"
A fresh look at GFC 2008
Baker’s right about the fascinating human hierarchy involved. The movie keeps revealing that some wealthy guy has a boss who makes even more $$, and has more responsibility, and that boss also has a boss, on up to the guy (Jeremy Irons, brilliant) who is deferred to by all.
Irons is also the only one who can, and must, make the decision that will save the firm financially but destroy the careers of most of the people in it, as well as screw over their counterparts at other firms. And as cold hearted as the top guy is, he’s actually making the right decision, under the circumstances.
His coldness is actually the reason he can even contemplate making that decision. But if he decides differently, or dithers, the outcome will be even worse for everyone, at least within their firm.
You are missing a very important point on the role of Irons. He has bosses too, which are all the investors that actually keep him as CEO, any fail towards those investors and he is out, he knows that and he is very very aware that he is not there for being the smartest but the most sagacious. Which is extremely different.
he's making the right descision?? are you serious? bosses like him destroyed the market, screwed thausands of people over, put thausands out of business. as mentioned in the big short: 1% unemploymnet means 10..000 people die in america alone. he made the worst descision in the history of capitalism and that's what the whole movie is about. It's and anti-capitalist critique on society. crazy you still don't get it.
@@BeastyBite I alluded to the decision being cold and terrible for everyone BUT the firm, who will be saved financially while screwing their partners, etc. I’m not the enemy here.
@@BeastyBite What should he have done, and what would the outcome have been? Talk about intellectually lazy moralizing. You probably didn’t get the part where someone else would have figured it out at another firm.
@@CasperLCat how about not selling faulty insurance packets for starters?
demi so cute
It's SUPER cute how his accent occasionally fluctuates into American ^_^
Interesting his character had to loose the accent but two others kept theirs for the filming.
@@danielterry382 Yeah... but why was that? I can hardly believe it was because they _couldn't_ lose their accents... right? I will say Baker was so good at an American accent -- Margin Call was the first thing I saw him in (I don't get around much) -- that I was blown away the first time I heard him in an interview with his natural speaking voice.
@@danielterry382 Bettany, yes, but Irons was going for a mid-Atlantic accent, no?
Demi Moore was absolutely stunning in her scenes.
Apparently the script showed the “humane” side of banking 😂
it did
The human side, as he politely corrected :)
0:30 ... 1:18
Tiger tiger burning bright
In the forest of the night...
Shout out to who gets the reference!
good -old psych.. i mean he's not a psychic but a mentalist! and william blake it is !
I didn't get the reference...slowly hiding the three dots on my shoulder and softly whispering "Tiger, Tiger" to myself. ;-)
Spocks reading poetry again!
What immortal hand or eye could frame thy fearful symmetry?
The thumbnail was very deliberate making it look like Simon Baker was checking out Demi Moore which obviously wasn't the case. Was only a split second in the entire clip yet specifically chosen to represent the video on youtube. Whats the story with that?
3:13
Well-played, Demi. 👏👏
She looks 20 years old……and she’s like triple that! Wow!
I had no idea Simon Baker was British. Nails the American accent. Just like House!!
He’s Australian…
At 0:31, Mr Baker says 'humane', while in response to Mdm Moore's 'humane', he says 'human' (1:20). Hardly interchangeable terms.
Simon was very handsome, Demi is also very pretty. They each stole a glance..it is Hot !!
Him or Bruce Willis? 😂
@oktfg....imho Moore did fine given that the film was knee deep in beautifully nuanced performances. Of course Irons/ Spacey are towering, but beautifully crafted asides by Simon, Zachary and Bettany etc nail it for me. Simon's " perfect" when they can't find Tucci and his phone is off, in the first meeting; Zachary's expression in " sir..I'm not sure I'd put it that way"... when revealing the meltdown to Irons in the partners' meeting. The list goes on.
In a short time, "Margin Call" is going to be considered "cult movie".
I swear Demi knows where the fountain of youth is located. Amazing how she looks so great at her age and after kids. Would love to know her workout, skin, and diet.
….and surgeon
@@karpizan well i doubt I could afford whatever her surgery budget is…I guess I’ll just take the rest of it
jesus, do you notice Demi? she was extremely saucy and beautiful, my goddness
These people are more interesting as the characters they play.
Not enough credit given to the director. The actors knew nothing about the situation they were portraying. Really, you get as much out of this film as you put into it. Some knowledge of history and reality here enhances the experience.
funny how comfort is visited again by demi as per her conversation with tuccis character
Seeing demi differently now
I've watched it a bunch of times because I find that kind of stuff fascinating. I would have liked a bit more explanation but I guess that wasn't the movie to do it. I had no clue what a tranche was. I had to look it up. "The Big Short" explains a bit more but it doesn't go into enough detail for me. Powerpoint slides don't get the job done. I'd like to see the whole process using people from the time a mortgage loan is made to when it's split up into bonds, rated, and sold. I'd like to see what happens as you follow the money and a revenue product like a mortgage or CDO is sold to an investment bank and how long it takes for them to get it off their books and sold as a bond to an investor. I'd like to see what happens you you trace the whole thing back from both the owner who pays their FHA or VA loan as well as the person with the interest only, no collateral loan that has a massive payment after like a year they can't make to the bank that granted the mortgages.
You sure won’t find out in any movie. Sounds like you need a course or two in finance
Demi Moore is devastatingly beautiful.
Demi Moore was beautiful in the movie
The word is ACCOUNTABILITY, Demi. Or, justice.
I think the word she was looking for was 'repercussions', and it's not that they weren't aware of the repercussions on folks they just didn't give GAF. That is also illustrates a very human side of the film
What time is it?.......
Fuck me...
What time is it?
Is it just me, or does anyone else get the distinct sense that these two actors do not like each other?
Nope. Rather the opposite in fact, just at the end.
ua-cam.com/video/idYsCZI4b3M/v-deo.html -this and another longer version of this, shows how well they get along. Also this less edited version: ua-cam.com/video/mc51PhVyvIs/v-deo.html
Why in this interview does the camera person keep zooming in on the dude, cutting Demi out of the shot, and not zooming on her when she is talking? Clear bias
hahhaha would never know what sell side is like
This dude is British too?? Until this moment I was 100% sure he is American. Great job dude, for The Mentalist too!
He's from Australia. :)
@@hotspocker Thank you for pointing that out, I'm bad with accents!
Annnnd its gone. Its all gone.
they’re so clueless 😂
Every time I hear Simon Baker speak with normal voice it freaks me out.
I had no idea that he's Australian.
He's not a bad looking guy.
yes it's odd. I don't know why but I have this kind of weird crush on him. So strange
@@hypnotechno Seriously, dude? He's a ridiculously handsome guy😂
simon is very good in this movie .. and Jeremy Irons and .. it;s just good movie .. ''
now we need to wait and see the real "Margin call" (collapse od dollar/USA..;)
and remember like in that movie Greedy BANKSTER WILL ALLWAYS WIN !
I want to be the househusband of Demi Moore.
Post-acting acting😮
In the movies they are trained to actually sound intelligent. And then they do this.
Humane vs human, discuss.
He said humane and improperly tried to correct her. So nothing to discuss.
humane -(of a branch of learning) intended to have a civilizing effect on people.
net net = bitcoin
Such a DRY interview.
Demi Moore has a Brazil not on her person at all times.
What humane angle it showed from their point of view? They all (except for Sullivan maybe) played mean, cold hearted, money worshipping individuals who would throw anyone under the bus to save their dollars.
Investment banking epitomizes the superficial, selfish world that we are now living in.
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funny how they are in their suits full makeup and in the space with the sets but acting like normal people seperate from this thing they make.. its kinda sketchy really
Of course the most ironic part is Demi plays a high level Risk Manager (CRO). In real life I'm not sure she could spell "CAT" if you spotted her the "C" and the "A:"
@1:18 "....from the humane side" with an e
I think demi Moore and Stanley Tucci were wasted... not required... this movie belongs to Jeremy Irons, Simon Baker and Kevin Spacey.
I'll take the other side of that "trade", and very much disagree. The film has a marvelous enssemble cast, and the Moore and Tucci roles, while not long on screen time, were pivotal.
And while we're at it, I would add that Zach Quinto (Sullivan) and Paul Bettany (Emerson) were terrific also, in both believability and in making the most of their roles. The movie only works as a brilliant, complete whole because those 4 actors helped make it so.
@@sharkfintech5893 Zach Quinto is also the producer, isn't he? Yea in that setting he is not bad... the other bloke who hangs around with him is more like how many of us are when we start out, and he played it very well... Paul Bettany was ok... but the three people who gave it all the weight and gravity, IMO, are Irons, Baker and Spacey-- the film would fall flat on its face without them!