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To embody the cold, calculating CEO in Margin Call (2011), Jeremy Irons studied interviews of top bankers from the 2008 crisis, aiming to capture their calm, almost inhuman composure. He said that “real power never yells.”
In pre-production for Margin Call (2011), the film had a tiny $3.5 million budget. Irons and the rest of the A-list cast took massive pay cuts because they were so impressed by the precision and "Shakespearean" quality of the dialogue.
MARGIN CALL [2011] Directed by J.C. Chandor I saw a clip from this, it was Jeremy Irons giving a great speech in a conference room. I haven't seen it, it's about an investment bank's response over 24 hours during the early stages of the 2008 financial crisis. Have you seen it?
#Silver which has rallied sharply to multi-year highs could trigger collateral demands or forced unwinds Rumors of a "$17 BILLION #margincall on bullion banks" (including #UBS), with ripple effects to toxic equity swaps linked to stocks like $GME expiring in mid-January 2026.
Speculation around #UBS facing a #margincall on Monday, December 29, 2025, tying into a purported #silversqueeze and inherited $GME derivatives from the Credit Suisse acquisition. @UBS (as a major bullion bank) could be exposed to massive losses from short positions in #silver
