Episode 321: Wanda Whips Wall Street (1981)

The Projection Booth Podcast

The Projection Booth

Film Reviews, Film Interviews, Film History, Tv & Film

4.8 • 686 Ratings

🗓️ 2 May 2017

⏱️ 128 minutes

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Summary

In Larry Revene's Wanda Whips Wall Street (1981), Veronica Hart stars as Wanda Brandt, a serious business woman who plies her feminine wiles while taking over Tyler Industries, despite investigators Lou Perrini (Jamie Gillis) and Ed Drummond (Ron Jeremy) being hot on her trail...
Professor Kevin Heffernan and Heather Drain join Mike in discussing the film as well as it's 1984 re-cut version, Stocks and Blondes.

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0:00.0	You're listening to an Airwave Media podcast.
0:04.5	Christopher Media. Let's make some noise.
0:07.6	This is the Big Apple. There are 8 million stories here.
0:11.6	This is Wall Street. There's only one story here.
0:15.6	We need. Wall Street is a man's world.
0:19.2	$50,000 for blowing him and all I had to do is moan and be excited
0:22.5	Best go, Liddy, Falwell
0:24.5	Cocksuckers
0:25.7	Wall Street is where the action is rough
0:28.1	Look, I'm demolished
0:31.9	Wall Street is where fortunes are made and lost
0:40.6	Overnight
0:41.6	Boom boom boom from Tyler one day
0:43.4	To your dummy corporation are next
0:45.4	No
0:46.1	This is not the time to panic
0:48.5	Look out guys
0:49.4	Panic in the street
0:50.6	This is Wanda
0:53.1	Oh the new girl.
0:56.0	Oh, the new woman.
0:59.0	Oh, the new girl.
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