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| Nickname: | Oliver Stone / Oliver W. Stone / |
| Known for: | Platoon, JFK, Alexander |
| Birth name: | William Oliver Stone |
| Birthday: | 15 September 1946, New York, New York, USA |
| Height: | 6' (1.83 m) |
Oliver Stone newsStone Vs. Chavez: Who'd You Rather?
Filed under: Who'd You Rather?Director Oliver Stone and Venezuelan dictator president Hugo Chavez got very close at the NYC premiere of Stone's new documentary on Wednesday.Question is ...See Also Rossellini vs. Lang: Who'd You Rather? ...
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Prince Harry of Wales (1984), "8 Simple Rules" actress Amy Davidson (1979), Franz Ferdinand drummer Paul Thomson (1976), movie director Oliver Stone (1946), "Man of the House"Chavez Walks Venice Red Carpet With Oliver Stone (ap)
AP - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez received a movie star welcome at the Venice Film Festival, where he walked the red carpet with director Oliver Stone for the premiere of the documentary "South of the Border."
Stone In Talks With Iran For Ahmadinejad Documentary
Moviemaker OLIVER STONE is in talks with Iranian President MAHMOUD AHMADINEJAD to star in a big screen documentary - just weeks after he wrapped filming his insight into the life of Venezuelan President HUGO CHAVEZ.On Monday (07Sep09), Stone came under fire from U.S. ators for walking the red carpet at the Venice Film Festival with
Chavez Wows Red Carpet Crowd At Venice Filmfest (afp)
AFP - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and veteran filmmaker Oliver Stone took to the red carpet at the Venice film festival Monday for the premiere of "South of the Border".
Chavez Walks Venice Red Carpet With Oliver Stone (ap)
AP - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez received a movie star welcome Monday at the Venice Film Festival, where he walked the red carpet with director Oliver Stone for the premiere of the documentary "South of the Border."
Shia Labeouf To Join 'wall Street' Follow Up
Shia LaBeouf confirms reports that he will join the cast of Oliver Stone's follow up to the 1987 hit 'Wall Street.' The 'Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen' actor says that he will star in 'Money Never Sleeps' alongside Michael Douglas, according to the Associated Press, and that the new film is "a walk-and-talk money movie" that is "wordy and heady." "I don't know what ... a credit derivative is," the 22-year-old actor tells the AP about the subject matter of the film. "I have no idea. I dont know what a CPO is. IPB. LVC. You gotta know ticker names."[Read full story on The Insider]
Michael Douglas, Oliver Stone Head Back To 'wall Street'
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Michael Douglas and Oliver Stone may try to tell us that greed is still good with a sequel to their 1987 hit "Wall Street." Douglas, Stone Head Back To `wall Street' (ap)
AP - Michael Douglas and Oliver Stone are going to show us the money again with a sequel to their 1987 hit "Wall Street."
Stone: Hugo Chavez Has 'intoxicating' Energy (ap)
AP - U.S. filmmaker Oliver Stone said he sees Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez as an energetic, principled champion of change in Latin American and hopes to capture the spirit of his drive to roll back U.S. influence in an upcoming documentary.
Oliver Stone Slams Bush At Gala For 'w.'
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) - Filmmaker Oliver Stone slammed President George W. Bush at the Mideast premiere of his movie "W." in Dubai, saying the outgoing U.S. president is a man with "a giant ego" and "boneheaded arrogance." Oliver Stone's 'w': Is This Movie Necessary?
Turn on any television lately and it is near impossible to avoid the immense amount of political coverage being offered -- which is not necessarily a bad thing Video: Victoria Recano Talks Politics With 'w' Cast
As America nears a vote for a new Commander and Chief, "The Insider"'s Victoria Recano gets political with the cast of Oliver Stone's new film "W." Actor Josh Brolin reveals the challenges of getting the right voice and body language to play President Bush and says he would love to receive feedback from the White House on his performance. The cast members also share their thoughts on the current presidential campaign, including Republican VP candidate Sarah Palin.[Read full story on The Insider]
Video: Victoria Recano Talks Politics With
As America nears a vote for a new Commander and Chief, "The Insider"'s Victoria Recano gets political with the cast of Oliver Stone's new film "W." Actor Josh Brolin reveals the challenges of getting the right voice and body language to play President Bush and says he would love to receive feedback from the White House on his performance. The cast members also share their thoughts on the current presidential campaign, including Republican VP candidate Sarah Palin.[Read full story on The Insider]
Just A Minute With: Oliver Stone On George "w." Bush (reuters)
Reuters - Director Oliver Stone has never shied from controversy in his 30 years making movies, tackling issues ranging from the Vietnam War in movies like "Platoon" to violence and society in "Natural Born Killers".
Brolin's Crotch Grabbing Catches On
Oliver Stone has some great outtakes for the DVD release of his new George W. Bush biopic W. - his lead Josh Brolin insisted his co-stars break up serious scenes by flipping off Stone Says No Malice Intended In "w." (reuters)
Reuters - Oliver Stone's film portrait of President George W. Bush was always going to be controversial given the director's liberal leanings.
Stone Denies Bush Malice
Director OLIVER STONE has dismissed suggestions his new movie W is an attempt to undermine U.S. president GEORGE BUSH’s administration.The movie - starring Josh Brolin as the current leader - is due for release just weeks before the November (08) presidential elections.But Stone deems his film is a service to voters, rather than a disservice
Oliver Stone Says Bar Incident Was Racial
Moviemaker Oliver Stone has hinted the summer bar brawl that landed his W stars Josh Brolin and Jeffrey Wright behind bars was racially charged. The director was with the two actors in Shreveport, Louisiana Stone Says No Malice Intended In "w." (reuters)
Reuters - Oliver Stone's film portrait of President George W. Bush was always going to be controversial given the director's liberal leanings.
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