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'''William Oliver Stone''', born 15 September 1946, is a famous [[American]] [[director]] and [[screenwriter]]. He has written many controversial films, including ''JFK'', which hypothesized a number of controversies surrounding the assassination of [[John F. Kennedy]]. He also wrote the screenplay for the movie version of the [[Andrew Lloyd Weber]] [[musical]] ''[[Evita]]'', and the film ''Alexander'', based loosely on the life of [[Alexander the Great]]. In 2008, he directed "[[W.]]", ostensibly a biopic of President George W. Bush, which focused solely on the negative aspects of his life, in effect smearing a sitting president.
'''William Oliver Stone''', born 15 September 1946, is a famous [[American]] [[director]] and [[screenwriter]]. He has written many controversial films, including ''JFK'', which hypothesized a number of controversies surrounding the assassination of [[John F. Kennedy]]. He also wrote the screenplay for the movie version of the [[Andrew Lloyd Weber]] [[musical]] ''[[Evita]]'', and the film ''Alexander'', based loosely on the life of [[Alexander the Great]]. In 2008, he directed "[[W.]]", ostensibly a biopic of President George W. Bush, which focused solely on the negative aspects of his life, in effect smearing a sitting president.
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In spite of the often violent nature of his films, Stone has called himself "a practicing Buddhist or a student of it".<ref>http://weeklywire.com/ww/10-20-97/austin_screens_feature4.html</ref>
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