The legendary investor started out as an ambitious, numbers-obsessed boy from Nebraska and ended up becoming one of the richest and most respected men in the world.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Peter W. Kunhardt
Director
Kenan Akansel
Self
Saul Bisht
Self
Susie Buffet Jr.
Self
Bertie Buffet
Self
Howie Buffet
Self
Doris Buffett
Self
Peter Buffett
Self
Susan Buffett
Self
Warren Buffett
Self
Bill Gates
Self
Melinda Gates
Self
Sandy Gottesman
Self
Aiden Linkov
Self - Warren Buffet 9 Year Old Friend
Carol Loomis
Self
Charlie Munger
Self
Mitchell Savitsky
Self - classmate
Justin Van Voorhis
Self - 40 Year Old Warren
Chris Chuang
Writer
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Commentaires
10 commentaires
I wanna version french if is posibale
source: Becoming Warren Buffett
Not worth watching. I could not last 70 minutes into it. And Warren keeps everything so close to the vest, this document goes nothing into his investment strategies and is all about his boring life as a child and growing up. Just a waste of time.
This was very entertaining, engaging, educational, and thought-provoking. I avoid idolizing any human being, but there are a lot to like/adore about Warren Buffet. His life was interesting and impressive- he literally made it out of nothing. And the way his values (e.g., the game of utilities, extreme focus) and Susan's (e.g., philanthropy,broad interests in humans) collide with and converge to a degree was cool. I didn't expect the documentary to touch upon the nonconventional love/friendship among Warren, Susan, and Astrid (Something I can't fully understand), but it did well. One's success story may not fix lots of problems in our financial systems and societies, but this was, standalone, an encouraging and hopeful story.
