Dumb Money is a movie about GameStop’s stock market frenzy

GameStop’s moment in the sun as the world’s premiere meme-stock, and one of the most important assets on Wall Street, passed a while ago. But that means that the based-on-a-true-story adaptations are just getting started — though there have already been several documentaries. A trailer for You can’t Dumb Down Your Money, a retelling of the story with a star-studded cast, was released on Thursday ahead of the movie’s Sept. 22 release date.

Dumb MoneyKeith Gill, played by Paul Dano, is a guy who’s a bit of a streamer and a normal-ish person. He bets all his savings in a big stock hunch. Gill posts his big bets on GameStop and encourages others to follow suit. As a result, billionaires who are trying to short GameStop’s stock have been thrown into chaos.

The cast of both the upper and lower classes has assembled a ridiculously gifted group of actors to adapt the story. Dano is not the only actor who has been cast in this adaptation. You can’t Dumb Down Your MoneyPete Davidson is a star (Saturday Night Live), Seth Rogen (Steve Jobs), Sebastian Stan (Falcon and The Winter SoldierShaileen (Big Little Lies), America Ferrera (Superstore), Vincent D’Onofrio (Men in BlackNick OffermanThe Last of UsAnthony RamosHamilton). Craig Gillespie is the writer and director of this movie.I, TonyaLauren Schuker Blum is the author.Orange is the New BlackRebecca AngeloOrange is the New BlackThe book is a good source of inspiration. Antisocial NetworkBen Mezrich