oliver stone (Meaning)

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oliver stone (n)

United States filmmaker (born in 1946)

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Oliver Stone's controversial "JFK" challenged the official narrative surrounding the assassination of President Kennedy.
"Natural Born Killers," directed by Oliver Stone, explored the dark and twisted world of violent crime and media sensationalism.
Oliver Stone's "Platoon" won four Academy Awards, including Best Picture, for its unflinching portrayal of the Vietnam War.
Oliver Stone's "Snowden" shed light on the NSA's surveillance programs and the whistleblower who exposed them.
"Born on the Fourth of July," directed by Oliver Stone, followed the life of paralyzed Vietnam War veteran Ron Kovic.
Oliver Stone's 2016 documentary "The Untold History of the United States" sparked debate with its revisionist take on American history.
Oliver Stone's films often deal with political conspiracies and the corruption of power.
"Talk Radio," directed by Oliver Stone, explores the world of shock jocks and their influence on public opinion.
Oliver Stone's 1995 film "Nixon" provided a sympathetic portrayal of the disgraced former president.
Oliver Stone's work has been praised for its raw intensity and thought-provoking themes.

United States filmmaker (born in 1946)

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Oliver Stone's controversial "JFK" challenged the official narrative surrounding the assassination of President Kennedy.

"Natural Born Killers," directed by Oliver Stone, explored the dark and twisted world of violent crime and media sensationalism.

Oliver Stone's "Platoon" won four Academy Awards, including Best Picture, for its unflinching portrayal of the Vietnam War.

Oliver Stone's "Snowden" shed light on the NSA's surveillance programs and the whistleblower who exposed them.