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They later reached a settlement in which Jamie received $131 million, gave up any claim to the Dodgers, and kept four homes, while Frank kept two.

When Michael later starred in Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, Diandra argued that the sequel was connected to the Gordon Gekko character he first played while they were married and that she was therefore entitled to a share of the money. A New York judge dismissed her case and later declined to revive it, ruling that the dispute belonged in California, where the couple had divorced.