Would Richard Gere Make A Convincing Hedge Fund Manager?
He'll be giving it his best shot in "Arbitrage," in which he plays an "evil" investor "desperate to sell his firm to a major bank before his fraud can be uncovered" (in a role that originally went to Al Pacino). On cautiously optimistic side, he probably couldn't do any worse than all of the characters in Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps combined. OR COULD HE? [FINalternatives]