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'Alexander,' with no gay sex, set in Stone
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LOS ANGELES -- It's not just Bridget Jones whose love life stinks.
World conqueror Alexander is also having some problems in that area.
But it's not as bad as has been reported on the Internet.
Contrary to reports, "Alexander" director Oliver Stone did not cut
out a major gay love scene between his Alex (Colin Farrell) and
Hephaestion (Jared Leto). In the eagerly awaited film, it's clear
they're having a relationship, but there aren't any sex scenes -- or
even a screen kiss.
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Oliver Stone as Historian
The Washington Post
; In his op-ed piece castigating Oliver Stone for distorting history in "Nixon" {"White Lies and Whoppers," Jan. 1}, Robert D. Novak reveals himself to be an advocate of the very act he condemns. Mr. Novak writes that "Stone's defenders have noted that Shakespeare distorted history and concocted
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OLIVER STONE'S MOTHER LODE; The Director Mines His Childhood And Finds Some Dark Places Indeed
The Washington Post
; Oliver Stone is reliving his adolescence. More likely, he has never stopped living it. "My mom kind of went off and did her thing with this guy in Europe, a young and handsome man, because, frankly, she was very much in love with him. And my father was very tough and stoic, business as usual. `Your
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`OLIVER STONE: INSIDE OUT'
The Record (Bergen County, NJ)
; The Record (Bergen County, NJ) 03-22-1992 `OLIVER STONE: INSIDE OUT' Date: 03-22-1992, Sunday Section: TELEVISION Edition: All Editions -- Sunday Notes: TELEVISION FRONT `OLIVER STONE: INSIDE OUT' New documentary for Showtime profiles the controversial director of `Platoon' and `JFK'
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Oliver Stone, still angry after all these years
The Independent - London
; You know what to expect from an Oliver Stone film: Sixties ideology, grand sweep, bombast and a certain raw anger. When Eamonn O'Neill saw him lecture to students he got all that - and a Natural Born Killer attack on the American media. "My father said, `Don't tell the truth . . . or you'll get
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The pissing contest. (examination of personalities and work of film directors Oliver Stone and Quentin Tarantino)
Esquire
; Oliver stone versus Quentin Tarantino? Pitting writers against each other as if they were professional wrestling stars in a grudge match is not considered sophisticated literary practice, although it is true that the man who is regarded as perhaps the single most prodigiously learned litterateur in
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