“You really have to have a hard shell,” said Moore, who plays a CRO in“Margin Call,” a new financial drama that premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on Tuesday night. “It really is somebody who’s stepping into a position that without a doubt will be the scapegoat, and I think that takes a lot of courage and maybe even perhaps a little bit of being an adrenaline junkie.” Ms. Moore’s compensation for playing a chief risk officer in the movie was not disclosed, although it is likely far lower. “Margin Call” was made for less than $4 million, according to one of the producers. So, who is more overpaid – Wall Street bankers or Hollywood stars? Ms. Moore paused for a second, before flashing a winsome smile. “I would say bankers,” she shot back. [Dealbook via BI]
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Given that entertainers generally spend like unholy assholes, often recirculating in excess of 100% of their income back into the economy before retiring broke and without credit, I do objectively agree with Ms. Moore’s assessment.
- Guy who realizes that there’s more than one way to skin a… to create economic value.
Given that entertainers generally spend like unholy assholes, often recirculating in excess of 100% of their income back into the economy before retiring broke and without credit, I do objectively agree with Ms. Moore’s assessment.
- Guy who realizes that there’s more than one way to skin a… to create economic value.
In ancient Rome actors and actresses were seen as non persons, analogous to prostitutes, and one could not be charged for crimes against them . . . other than that I have no concerns
It is saving, not investment that improves the economy. Without capital formation we would be living in caves.
- Guy who couldn’t come up with a joke
It is saving, not investment that improves the economy. Without capital formation we would be living in caves.
- Guy who couldn’t come up with a joke
Does anybody know if this risk officer flashes her tits? Other than that, no concerns…
“I don’t add value…I create it!”
D. Moore CFA
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A lot of people ask me “have you ever paid to be with a woman?” and the answer is yes, I have – several times, in fact. Actually it’s kinda cool. You can negotiate practically anything and sometimes, even just kind of do stuff in the moment that you never agreed to pay for and it goes by without much argument.
Saving = Investment no?
leaving a completely random kenny powers quotes from 2 year-old episode of eastbound and down, with no connection to the post or attempt to make a humorous connection is the NKI?
Meant to write “saving, not spending” or “saving and investment.”
Comment fail.
sorry, i acutally meant to sign it from – Tom Sanders, but thought that few would get the “Disclosure” reference.
I think she overpaid for her plastic surgery
We’re ignoring you Demi. Like a used piano on a sandbar, your relevance is simply eroding away.
pretty sure i’ve seen this chick naked
she is the classic risk taker as she become a small star after ghost, increased (c)leverage by showing her boobies in Striptease, was then the hot commodity, then had her bubble burst with the debacle GI Jane, went back and re-levered near all time lows by marrying the star of Punk’d and was then able to score a role in margin call. She is one volatile bitch but her annualized returns are probably pretty good…….
I google’d “trickle down savings” and came up empty.
- Guy who didn’t actually execute that google search, and therefore hopes for the sake of his internet moniker’s future credibility that such an economic concept doesn’t exist
“Although economists do not use the term “trickle down,” some economic theories reflect the meaning of this pejorative. Some macro-economic models assume that a certain proportion of each dollar of income will be saved. This is called the marginal propensity to save. Many studies have found that the marginal propensity to save is considerably higher among wealthier people. Policies, including tax cuts, that seek to increase saving are often aimed at the wealthy for this reason.[10] Saving, of course, also ultimately means some form of investment, as even money placed in savings accounts is ultimately invested by the banks.”
- Guy who wouldn’t dare call himself a supply sider, but is pretty sure that savings that leads to investment which is what allows the economy to grow, and decided to google it
My thoughts exactly.
-Guy who is a motorboatin’ son-of-a-bitch
$10-20mil to read lines, show your cans on screen to rejuvenate your career and opine on things which you have zero knowlege about is the NKI…
$10-20mil to read lines, show your cans on screen to rejuvenate your career and opine on things which you have zero knowlege about is the NKI…
$10-20mil to read lines, show your cans on screen to rejuvenate your career and opine on things which you have zero knowlege about is the NKI…
$10-20mil to read lines, show your cans on screen to rejuvenate your career and opine on things which you have zero knowlege about is the NKI…
$10-20mil to read lines, show your cans on screen to rejuvenate your career and opine on things which you have zero knowlege about is the NKI…
That was a unique reference. Why did you choose a piano on a sandbar?
-AIG Trader With No Internet Access
It is interesting to read comments from financial service people dissing a celebrity.
Allegedly, she is a billionaire. Not from acting but from producing.