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Extraction Summary
33
People
9
Organizations
2
Locations
2
Events
4
Relationships
4
Quotes
Document Information
Type:
Journal entry / narrative log (house oversight document)
File Size:
2.67 MB
Summary
This document is a diary entry or narrative log (likely by Ghislaine Maxwell given the context of the House Oversight files) detailing the filming of the movie 'Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps' in New York around November 2009. The text describes the author's participation as an extra alongside high-society figures and celebrities like Michael Douglas, Charlie Sheen, and Prince Dimitri of Yugoslavia at locations including the Shun Lee Restaurant and 25 Broadway. It includes gossip about cast interactions, costume details, and the author's personal relationship with Chuck Pfieffer.
People (33)
| Name | Role | Context |
|---|---|---|
| The Author ('I') | Narrator/Extra |
Describing experiences on the film set; refers to Chuck Pfieffer as 'corporate husband'
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| Chuck Pfieffer | Associate/Partner |
Referred to as 'My corporate husband'; plants a Page Six item; gets his girlfriend into the film
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| Oliver [Stone] | Director |
Directing the scenes; interacting with cast and extras
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| Michael [Douglas] | Actor |
Playing Gekko; filming scenes
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| Carrie [Mulligan] | Actress |
Filming dinner scene
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| Shia [LaBeouf] | Actor |
Filming dinner scene
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| Graydon Carter | Editor/Cameo |
Plays himself in a cameo
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| Susan Hess | Socialite/Extra |
Chauffeured with author; seated at dinner table scene
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| Prince Dimitri of Yugoslavia | VIP Extra |
Wearing bespoke dinner jacket; seated at dinner table scene
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| Christopher Mason | Journalist/Extra |
In VIP holding area
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| Yanna Avis | Songstress/Extra |
In VIP holding area
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| Kelly Klein | Photographer/Extra |
In VIP holding area
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| Shala Monroque | Extra |
Larry Gagosian's girlfriend; wearing see-through Rodarte
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| Larry Gagosian | Art Dealer |
Mentioned as Shala Monroque's boyfriend
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| Olivia Chantecaille | Beauty Executive/Extra |
In VIP holding area
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| Lawrence Robins | Producer/Extra |
In VIP holding area
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| Jackie Weld Drake | Author/Extra |
In VIP holding area
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| Joan Juliet Buck | Vogue Film Critic/Extra |
In VIP holding area
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| Jill Fairchild | Fashion Consultant/Extra |
In VIP holding area; seated at dinner table scene
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| Felicia Taylor | CNN Journalist/Extra |
In VIP holding area
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| Mario Calvo-Platero | Italian Newsman/Extra |
In VIP holding area; seated at dinner table scene
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| Ellen Mirojnick | Costume Designer |
Styling the extras
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| Charlie Sheen | Actor |
Reprising original character; flown in from LA
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| Lisa Crosby | Extra |
Chuck Pfieffer's 'real girlfriend'
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| Grace Meigher | Extra |
Seated at dinner table scene
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| John Buffalo Mailer | Actor |
Playing Shia's character's best friend
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| Austin Pendleton | Actor |
On set
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| Eli Wallach | Actor |
94-year-old actor on set
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| Natalie Morales | Actress |
On set
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| Frank Langella | Actor |
Playing Shia's boss
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| Susan Sarandon | Actress |
Playing Shia's mother
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| Sylvia Miles | Actress |
Reprising cameo role
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| Jean Pigozzi | Actor/Extra |
Playing an international banker
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Organizations (9)
| Name | Type | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Page Six | ||
| Shun Lee Restaurant | ||
| Canard Shipping | ||
| Vogue | ||
| CNN | ||
| Two and a Half Men | ||
| Vera Wang | ||
| Rodarte | ||
| Marchesa |
Timeline (2 events)
November 5
Filming at Shun Lee Restaurant
Shun Lee Restaurant, West 65th Street
November 9
Filming the 'Alzheimer's Ball' scene
25 Broadway (Former Canard Shipping building)
Locations (2)
Relationships (4)
Referred to as 'My corporate husband'
Referred to as 'his real girlfriend'
Referred to as 'Larry Gagosian's girl friend'
Chauffeured together, seated together
Key Quotes (4)
"My corporate husband Chuck Pfieffer has gotten his real girlfriend Lisa Crosby in the film and my marriage has become a threesome."Source
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Quote #1
"Oliver arrives on the set greeting, examining, tweaking the shot and always pulling the prettiest girls closest to the camera."Source
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Quote #2
"One hundred swells show up at the former Canard Shipping building... at the crack of dawn for the ALzheimer's Ball"Source
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Quote #3
"Charlie is not having an easy day and they do take after take."Source
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Full Extracted Text
Complete text extracted from the document (3,623 characters)
Chuck Pfieffer plants a "Page Six" item and the next day socialites begin calling me to get into the film.
Thursday, November 5, Shun Lee Restaurant, West 65th Street
Oliver shoots a crowded tight interior scene with Michael, Carrie and Shia, who are having an intimate Chinese dinner. Spontaneously, Oliver decides this is the perfect scene for Graydon Carter. After a flurry of calls, Graydon arrives on set, and playing himself, sashays by the table. Gekko jumps up to say hello and Graydon brushes him off with a few dismissive lines.
Oliver shoots a crowded tight interior scene with Michael, Carrie and Shia, who are having an intimate Chinese dinner. Spontaneously, Oliver decides this is the perfect scene for Graydon Carter. After a flurry of calls, Graydon arrives on set, and playing himself, sashays by the table. Gekko jumps up to say hello and Graydon brushes him off with a few dismissive lines.
Monday, November 9, 25 Broadway
One hundred swells show up at the former Canard Shipping building, a massive Italianate hall, at the crack of dawn for the ALzheimer's Ball, a grand charity event.
One hundred swells show up at the former Canard Shipping building, a massive Italianate hall, at the crack of dawn for the ALzheimer's Ball, a grand charity event.
Susan Hess and I are chauffeured downtown with our Vera Wang gowns and report to the VIP extra holding area where we join Prince Dimitri of Yugoslavia in a bespoke dinner jacket, journalist Christopher Mason, songstress Yanna Avis, photographer Kelly Klein, art dealer Larry Gagosian's girl friend Shala Monroque in see-through Rodarte, beauty executive Olivia Chantecaille, producer Lawrence Robins, author Jackie Weld Drake, Vogue film critic Joan Juliet Buck, fashion consultant Jill Fairchild, CNN's Felicia Taylor and Italian newsman Mario Calvo-Platero.
Ellen Mirojnick and her costume department have assembled racks of the most expensive elaborate designer gowns and work at break neck speed styling while we wildly strip to our undies in a makeshift dressing area. Ellen pours me into a black tulle Marchesa with an enormous wired silver bow. Twenty hairdressers and make-up artists systematically work on 250 extras. A mile of tables are alternately filled with steaming coffee, fattening breakfast foods, hair sprays, mirrors, shoes and jewelry. It's a madhouse of excitement.
We are led to the part of the set used for the cocktail reception and placed around Michael Douglas and Charlie Sheen stand-ins. Charlie has been flown in from LA for half a day's work to reprise his original character. He is now the highest paid television actor commanding two million dollars an episode of "Two and a Half Men."
Oliver arrives on the set greeting, examining, tweaking the shot and always pulling the prettiest girls closest to the camera. Michael and Charlie arrive from their trailers and run their lines as socials drift into their sight lines challenging their concentration on pages of dialogue. Oliver yells, "Action" as the extras aggressively jockey for face time. Charlie is not having an easy day and they do take after take. My corporate husband Chuck Pfieffer has gotten his real girlfriend Lisa Crosby in the film and my marriage has become a threesome.
Sensing our concern of not making it onto the silver screen Oliver tells his first assistant director to seat a dinner table with Susan Hess, Jill Fairchild, Prince Dimitri, Chuck Pfieffer, Grace Meigher and Mario Calvo-Platero. He directs us to chat with each other turning left and right as the camera closely pans past our faces.
Elsewhere on the set are John Buffalo Mailer, as Shia's character's best friend, Austin Pendleton, 94-year-old Eli Wallach and Natalie Morales. Also in this film are: the magnificent Frank Langella, as Shia's boss, who throws himself in front of a train early in the film, Susan Sarandon as Shia's real-estate broker mother, Sylvia Miles, who reprises her hilarious cameo as another real-estate agent and Jean Pigozzi as an international banker.
Lunch is called at 4 p.m. and Michael Douglas takes seven heavily made-up and bejeweled women including
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