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Charlie Sheen revealed he was betrayed when he was dropped from the cast of 'Born on the Fourth of July' in favor of Tom Cruise, whom he believes gave a brilliant performance deserving of an Oscar, though Sheen holds no ill will towards Cruise.
Charlie Sheen recalls being told by Emilio Estevez about Tom Cruise replacing him in 'Born of the Fourth of July,' highlighting feelings of betrayal and the impact on his career, while also reflecting on his relationship with Oliver Stone and Cruise's performance.
Charlie Sheen recounts his intense experience filming 'Platoon' in the Philippines, highlighting the rigorous military training, bonding, and chaos that shaped his performance and changed his life, all while reflecting on how the film's demanding process nearly overwhelmed him.
Director Oliver Stone apologized for his previous critical comments about the film "Barbie," admitting he spoke ignorantly before seeing the movie. He praised Greta Gerwig's work and acknowledged the film's positive impact on the industry, expressing good wishes for its success at the Oscars. Stone's initial remarks had sparked controversy after he appeared to criticize the project and actor Ryan Gosling's involvement.
Filmmaker Oliver Stone criticized Ryan Gosling for starring in the Barbie movie, calling it a waste of time and expressing disdain for the infantilization of Hollywood. He also expressed contempt for modern action franchises and discussed his own career aspirations. Meanwhile, the Barbie movie, which starred Margot Robbie and crossed a billion dollars at the box office, marked a career shift for director Greta Gerwig. Oliver Stone has directed politically-tinged films and served as president of the international jury at the Red Sea International Film Festival in Saudi Arabia, where he defended the local regime.
Director Oliver Stone criticized actors Ryan Gosling and Keanu Reeves for their film choices, claiming that they contribute to the "infantilization of Hollywood" and the degeneration of the world into non-logic. Stone specifically targeted Gosling for his role in Barbie and Reeves for the John Wick franchise, expressing disdain for the current state of cinema. He also blamed his inability to sleep on a flight on Virgin Airlines founder Richard Branson, calling the experience a "nightmare."
Director Oliver Stone criticized Ryan Gosling for "wasting his time" by starring in films like 'Barbie', arguing that Gosling should focus on more serious roles instead of contributing to the "infantilization of Hollywood." Stone also expressed disdain for the current state of Hollywood, including the prevalence of fantasy and action films, as well as the industry's sensitivity and political correctness. Meanwhile, Gosling recently gained attention for his reaction to an award at the Critics Choice Awards.
Filmmaker Oliver Stone criticizes the current state of the film industry, stating that movies like "Barbie" contribute to the "infantilization of Hollywood" and suggests that Ryan Gosling should focus on more serious films. He also takes a shot at the Fast and Furious franchise and expresses his disdain for the John Wick series, stating that he fell asleep multiple times while watching it. Stone, known for his acclaimed films and documentaries, advocates for nuclear energy as a solution to combat climate change.
Oliver Stone praised Christopher Nolan's film "Oppenheimer" as a new classic, stating that he once turned down the project himself but couldn't find its essence. Stone commended Nolan's screenplay, direction, and the performances of the actors, particularly Cillian Murphy. He called the film mind-boggling and eye-popping, and expressed his surprise that such a film could be made in the current climate. Stone is not the only director to praise Nolan's epic, as Paul Schrader also called it the best and most important film of the century. "Oppenheimer" has become a box office success, surpassing $400 million worldwide in under two weeks.
Director Oliver Stone has praised Christopher Nolan's film "Oppenheimer" as a new classic, commending Nolan's screenplay and mind-boggling direction. Stone revealed that he had previously considered making his own film about J. Robert Oppenheimer but couldn't find the essence of the story. Stone also praised the performances, particularly Cillian Murphy's portrayal of Oppenheimer. Other directors, including Paul Schrader, have also praised the film, which has become a box office success, surpassing $400 million worldwide in under two weeks.
Filmmaker Oliver Stone praised Christopher Nolan's film Oppenheimer, revealing that he had previously turned down a project based on J. Robert Oppenheimer's life because he couldn't find the essence of the narrative. Stone commended Nolan's direction and the cast, particularly Cillian Murphy. He described Oppenheimer as a "classic" that he never believed could be made in the current climate. Stone also mentioned two points of contention with the biopic that he addressed in his 2012 series, The Untold History of the United States.
Director Oliver Stone criticized John Wick 4, The Fast and the Furious franchise, and Marvel movies for their lack of realism in violence, calling John Wick 4 "disgusting beyond belief." Stone, a combat veteran, found the film's portrayal of violence not believable, likening it to a video game. He also questioned the repetitive nature of action films and their lack of originality.
Oliver Stone, an Army veteran and Oscar winner, criticized the "John Wick" franchise, calling it "disgusting beyond belief" and saying it has become more like a shoot 'em up video game than a movie. Stone also questioned the believability of the film's action scenes, despite the critical acclaim for its stunt work. "John Wick: Chapter 4" director Chad Stahelski has previously called for the Academy Awards to recognize stunt professionals.
Oliver Stone, the three-time Academy Award-winning director, discusses Hollywood's resistance to nuclear power and the making of his pro-nuclear-energy documentary "Nuclear Now." Stone argues that nuclear energy is clean, abundant, safe, and perhaps mankind's best hope to avert the impending climate catastrophe. He also criticizes the current state of the film industry, calling people in showbiz "idiots" who just go with the trend and fashion. Stone has spent much of the past decade on the margins of the movie biz, but he has found a platform for his often polarizing political views with documentaries.