Oliver Stone | featured news

Greed proved to be simply good enough during the weekend. Fox's Michael Douglas starrer "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps" topped the domestic box office with a good-but-not great $19 million in estimated opening coin. Once scheduled for spring release until postponed to adult-friendly fall, Oliver Stone's sequel to his original 1987 financial thriller may have been a bit hampered by the unavailability of its ailing topliner for promo stumping.

Oliver Stone sequel takes in $7 million for No. 1 spot; Ben Affleck crime drama drops to No. 2 with $5 million.

Filmmaker Oliver Stone has apologized after critics slammed him for making comments that were interpreted as anti-Semitic in an interview last Sunday.

Owen Gleiberman on Oliver Stone sequel: No classic, but vibrantly acted and entertainingly overstuffed.

Take a look at this brand new British trailer for Oliver Stone's sequel.

Oliver Stone sequel moving swiftly through preproduction; Shia LaBeouf has committed to lead role -- is Javier Bardem next?

Michael Douglas and Oliver Stone may try to tell us that greed is still good with a sequel to their 1987 hit "Wall Street."