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Hey everyone. Capone in Chicago here.
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Ahoy, squirts! Quint here with a little politically charged interview with one Mr. James Cromwell. I’m a big, big fan of Cromwell’s work, so when he came through Austin in the days before the release of W. I jumped at the chance to sit down with him.
As you’re probably aware, Cromwell plays George HW Bush in Oliver Stone’s examination of our current sitting president. I found Cromwell to be incredibly kind upon our meeting, but when politics came up, as should be expected given the subject matter, he got really impassioned.
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To say that I’m not a fan of George W. Bush is a bit of an understatement.
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I’m on record of feeling that George W Bush is definitely the worst President of my 36 year life time and arguably the worst in American History. On a personal level, I hate the guy. He may be “Born Again,” but in his eyes I still see the coke-snorting alcoholic Frat Rat that he was in his youth. I hold the Presidency as a place for intelligent, wise and thoughtful folks. Going with your gut bullshit isn’t how to govern or lead this country, much less the world.
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Harry here... I'm curious as hell to watch this movie, at many levels it seems like Stone is having a shitload of fun with the material... And he needs to have fun after the run of very serious subject matters - and this film just can't get here soon enough for my tastes! I just wonder who he got to play McCain.
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Merrick here...
CNN has posted (and thoughtfully provided an accompanying embed for) a clip from Oliver Stone's "W. "
I know we've seen some behind-the-scenes stuff of Josh Brolin as "W", as well as some traielr material, but I believe (with a margin for error) this is our first substantive look at Brolin as Mis-ter Pres-i-dent.
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Thanks to Access Hollywood, here's your first substantial look at Josh Brolin capturing the folksy bluster of #43 in Oliver Stone's W.:
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I was not an admirer of the trailer for Oliver Stone's W. (the ironic "What a Wonderful World" usage was an instant deal-breaker), but I do love the key art Lionsgate has been generating over the last month: it's smart and provocative without seeming too smug.
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Hey, everyone. ”Moriarty” here.
... and it looks great!
I love Oliver Stone when he’s working at peak form, but bad oliver Stone is almost too painful to contemplate. I had no idea what to expect from W., and until this teaser trailer, I wasn’t excited.
I am now. Can’t wait to see more. Watch this one quick because it might be gone soon. In the meantime, though, thanks to whoever leaked it... my interest just spiked on this one:
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