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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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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.