Javier Bardem Quits Film

24 July 2009

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Javier Bardem has pulled out of starring in 'Wall Street 2'.

The Oscar-winning actor had been lined up to play a hedge fund manager in the Oliver Stone-directed sequel - provisionally titled 'Money Never Sleeps' - but has dropped out of the project due to other commitments.

Javier's spokesperson said: Though he loves Oliver Stone, he's had five or six other offers."

One source said: His whole emotionless expression would have fit that role perfectly

The news has been seen as a blow by many, who believed the 'No Country For Old Men' star's demeanour would have been perfect for the role.

One source said: "His whole emotionless expression would have fit that role perfectly. Successful traders need a bit of a steely demeanor where nothing shakes you, and he epitomises that."

Michael Douglas and Shia LaBeouf remain attached to the film.

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