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It is very rare to find a director who is drawn more by the substance and quality of his work rather than financial benefits - Oliver Stone is one such. Stone has gained immense recognition as a director for making films on off-beat subjects like the Kennedy assassination, Vietnam WarVietnam War and US involvement in El Salvador. An alumnus of the New York University, Stone made his directorial debut with the horror-thriller film, ‘Seizure’. Apart from trying his hand at directing, this Academy-award winner has been seen donning the hat of a producer and screenwriter as well. Recipient of the ‘Extraordinary Contribution to Filmmaking Award’, Stone is, by far, one of the most intellectual and passionate filmmakers in the world of cinema today. Perhaps no other director of modern cinema is as artistic in his approach to films as Oliver Stone. Some of his well-known films include, ‘Salvador’, ‘Wall Street’, ‘Born on the Fourth of July’, ‘Platoon’, ‘JFK’, ‘Natural Born Killers’, ‘Heaven & Earth’ and ‘Nixon’. Interestingly, before making his presence felt in the field of cinema, Stone served as an infantry soldier with the US Army in the Vietnam War.

It is very rare to find a director who is drawn more by the substance and quality of his work rather than financial benefits - Oliver Stone is one such. Stone has gained immense recognition as a director for making films on off-beat subjects like the Kennedy assassination, Vietnam War and US involvement in El Salvador. An alumnus of the New York University, Stone made his directorial debut with the horror-thriller film, ‘Seizure’.Seizure’. Apart from trying his hand at directing, this Academy-award winner has been seen donning the hat of a producer and screenwriter as well. Recipient of the ‘Extraordinary Contribution to Filmmaking Award’, Stone is, by far, one of the most intellectual and passionate filmmakers in the world of cinema today. Perhaps no other director of modern cinema is as artistic in his approach to films as Oliver Stone. Some of his well-known films include, ‘Salvador’, ‘Wall Street’, ‘Born on the Fourth of July’, ‘Platoon’, ‘JFK’, ‘Natural Born Killers’, ‘Heaven & Earth’ and ‘Nixon’. ‘Salvador’, ‘Wall Street’, ‘Born on the Fourth of July’, ‘Platoon’, ‘JFK’, ‘Natural Born Killers’, ‘Heaven & Earth’ and ‘Nixon’. Interestingly, before making his presence felt in the field of cinema, Stone served as an infantry soldier with the US Army in the Vietnam War.

In 1974, he made his directorial debut with the horror-thriller film, ‘Seizure’Seizure’, for which he also co-wrote the screen play. With a run time of 98 minutes, the film depicts the story of a horror writer who virtually lives his nightmare.

In 1987, he directed the Academy Award winning film, ‘Wall Street’,‘Wall Street’, which was released by 20th Century Fox. The film was very well received by critics.

In 1991, he directed the political thriller film, ‘JFK’‘JFK’, which was based on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. It is his most controversial, ambitious and successful filmtill date, which went on to win two Academy Awards.

In 2006, he directed the drama film, ‘World Trade Center’‘World Trade Center’, which was based on the September 11 attacks at the World Trade Center in New York. The film was positively reviewed by critics.

In 2010, he directed the American drama film, ‘Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps’,‘Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps’, which was inspired by the 2008 financial crisis in the United States of America.

In 2012, he directed the crime thriller film, ‘Savages’,‘Savages’, which was based on a novel of the same title. The film was an average at the box office and received mixed reviews.

In 2004,In 2004, he made the epic historical drama film titled, ‘Alexander’‘Alexander’, which was a failure at the American box office. The film was also criticised for factual errors.

In 2006,In 2006, he directed the drama film, ‘World Trade Center’, which was based on the September 11 attacks at the World Trade Center in New York. The film was positively reviewed by critics.

In 2009,In 2009, he made the documentary film, ‘South of the Border’, which premiered at the Venice Film Festival. The 102-minute documentary was well received.

In 2010,In 2010, he directed the American drama film, ‘Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps’, which was inspired by the 2008 financial crisis in the United States of America.

In 2012,In 2012, he directed the crime thriller film, ‘Savages’, which was based on a novel of the same title. The film was an average at the box office and received mixed reviews.

In 1995In 1995, he directed the biographical film titled, ‘Nixon’, based on the life of US President Richard Nixon. The film earned four Academy Award nominations and a Golden Globe nomination.

Year 1997Year 1997 witnessed the release of his film, ‘U Turn’‘U Turn’, which was based on the book ‘Stray Dogs’ by John Ridley‘Stray Dogs’ by John Ridley. The film received a series of mixed reviews from film critics.

In 1993, he directed the Golden Globe winning film, ‘Heaven & Earth‘Heaven & Earth’, which was the third and the last film based on Vietnam War. The film was based on the memoir, ‘When Heaven and Earth Changed Places’‘When Heaven and Earth Changed Places’. Unlike his other directorial ventures, the response that ‘Heaven & Earth’ met with was quite low.

In 1994, he directed the Golden Globe nominated film, ‘Natural Born Killers’. ‘Natural Born Killers’. This crime action film was satirical in nature as it mocked the role of modern media in society.