Oliver Stone
American film director, screenwriter, and producer (born 1946) · United States · Directors · also France
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Something wrong?A decorated combat veteran who turned his two Purple Hearts from Vietnam into three Oscars, Stone built a career interrogating the wars, conspiracies, and power plays America would rather not examine too closely.
A life in dates
The Tucker Carlson ShowSeries
LulaFilm, 2024Director2021
Directors on DirectorsSeries
JFK Revisited: Through the Looking GlassFilm, 2021Director2019
1994Series2017
The Putin InterviewsSeries, Director, Writer2015Sitges Grand Honorary AwardAward2013“A sad occasion in that Julian could not follow me out the door. He lives in a tiny room with great modesty and discipline.”In their words2013-2018“Another film from Dreamworks which is also going to be unfriendly … I don't think most people in the US realise how important WikiLeaks is and why Julian's case needs support.”In their words2013-2018“Julian Assange did much for free speech and is now being victimised by the abusers of that concept.”In their words11 April 2013Tweets (April 2013), as quoted in "Oliver Stone meets Julian Assange and criticises new WikiLeaks films" The Guardian (April 11, 2013)2012Donostia AwardAward
Oliver Stone's Untold History of the United StatesSeries, 2012Director, Writer
SavagesFilm, 2012Director, Writer2008
W.Film, Director2004
KulturplatzSeries
AlexanderFilm, 2004Director, Writer1998Independent FocusSeries
SaviorFilm, 1998Producer1996
E! True Hollywood StorySeries
EvitaFilm, 1996Writer1994Grand Jury Prize of the Venice Film FestivalAward
Natural Born KillersFilm, 1994Director, Writer1992Golden Globe AwardsAwardOfficer of Arts and LettersAward
South CentralFilm, 1992Producer1991“There was a civil war in this country... Kennedy provoked such hostility and hatred. His death was cheered in the South because of his support for Martin Luther King.”In their words1991-2010“My father was a Republican and he hated Roosevelt. And that's sort of been the battle of my life, I think. You have to understand I grew up a Republican conservative.”In their words1991-2010Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association Award for Best DirectorAward1990Academy Award for Best DirectorAwardGolden Globe AwardsAward
Blue SteelFilm, 1990Producer1987Academy Award for Best DirectorAwardGolden Globe AwardsAwardSilver BearAward
Wall StreetFilm, 1987Director, Writer1985
Year of the DragonFilm, Writer1982
Conan the BarbarianFilm, Writer1979Academy Award for Best Writing, Adapted ScreenplayAwardGolden Globe AwardsAward1978
Midnight ExpressFilm, Writer1975
Saturday Night LiveSeries1971Film '72Series1946Born15 September 1946Also in Deutsch
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In their own words 10
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A sad occasion in that Julian could not follow me out the door. He lives in a tiny room with great modesty and discipline.
Strong mind, no sun, friends who visit, work to be done, one documentary coming out from Alex Gibney that is not expected to be kind.
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Born in New York in 1946, Stone left Yale to enlist in the Army in 1967, serving in the 25th Infantry and 1st Cavalry Divisions in Vietnam, where he was wounded twice and earned a Bronze Star for valor. He started as a screenwriter, winning his first Oscar for Midnight Express in 1978 and scripting Conan the Barbarian and Scarface before stepping behind the camera. Platoon in 1986 won him Best Director and Best Picture, followed by a second directing Oscar for Born on the Fourth of July three years later. From there he swung between Vietnam aftermath and American power: Wall Street, The Doors, JFK's assassination puzzles, Nixon's downfall, the media frenzy of Natural Born Killers, football's brutality in Any Given Sunday. His films - $1.3 billion worldwide - reliably sparked arguments, critics calling him a conspiracy theorist while he called American foreign policy nationalist and imperialist. He kept making the films other directors wouldn't touch.
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