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EXCLUSIVE: Bill Pullman and Matthew Modine have joined the cast of the HBO movie Too Big to Fail as two big financial CEOs. Directed by Curtis Hanson, Too Big to Fail dissects the 2008 financial crisis and the power brokers who brought the world’s economy to the verge of collapse. Pullman will play Jamie Dimon, chairman and CEO of JP Morgan Chase. Modine, repped by APA and Untitled, will play John Thain, former chairman and CEO of Merrill Lynch who sold the company to Bank of America to avoid following Lehman Bros. into bankruptcy. They join a star-studded ensemble cast led by William Hurt, James Woods, Paul Giamatti and Cynthia Nixon.
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Great cast. Any idea when it will be released? Could impact the 2012 election if the economy is still slow and people still chapped about what happened.
Already sounds like the most boring flick ever to be made that’s not been made yet, I may or may not miss it.
What a timely relevant movie, some can relate and some will get frustrated. America’s economic issues and difficulties will survive.
this thing is starting to sound more and more like a poor mans margin call
I, for one, am very excited about this! Hopefully it will be just as riveting as the book.
How is this related to the board game with the same title? That game is an insult to my family and my friends. You should be ashamed to be promoting that terrible game!
–John