Mr.Cyan said:RT released another clip of the documentary :
‘Nobody would survive’: Putin to Oliver Stone on ‘hot war’ between Russia & US
https://www.rt.com/news/391171-oliver-stone-putin-hot-war/
Really looking forward to seeing the full documentary :)
Pashalis said:Two more teasers:
Putin said:"Well, honestly, I like Senator McCain to a certain extent. And I'm not joking. I like him because of his patriotism, and I can relate to his consistency in fighting for the interests of his own country."
“McCain was “boastful” during their interview and “without remorse” for any civilian deaths that occurred “when he bombed Hanoi.”
“Barral said McCain boasted that he was the best pilot in the Navy and that he wanted to be an astronaut.” The Cuban psychologist concluded that McCain was [a] ‘psychopath.'” (10)
“He felt superior to the Vietnamese up there in his plane, with all his training,” Barral recalled.
Psychopath McCain emerges, now, as a contemptible elitist, stewing in the crucible of his class conscience, the ultimate right wing psywar stooge.
I liked this video of same Kelly's interview in St. petersbug forum from Russian Media.Pashalis said:Not only stupid questions, but clearly question of a lying Propaganda nature. Notice that Putin even goes as far as suggest that Kennedy was assassinated by american intelligence services:
NormaRegula said:If Stone is even halfway reasonable in his presentation, there will definitely be hit pieces and stuff taken out of context. Gotta keep the Russian boogyman slant going.
seek10 said:I liked this video of same Kelly's interview in St. petersbug forum from Russian Media.
Overall this reminds me of anti-Semitism. Jews are to blame for everything, you see? You are stupid and can't do anything, but Jews are to blame. But we know what these attitudes lead to, they do not end with anything good.
loreta said:Too bad I am living in Spain and will not be able to see these interviews?
During his 19 hours of face-to-face conversations with Vladimir Putin, Oscar-winning director Oliver Stone posed some challenging questions that enabled the Russian president to reveal his often misinterpreted character to the public.
Stone, the maker of the 'The Putin Interviews' documentary, told the New York Times.“I’m here to get Putin to talk. Let him talk, If I can encourage him to talk by having an empathetic ear, that is the reporter’s way. I’m also a dramatist. I’m encouraging my actors to be better. To say more. To give me a performance,”
Skipping down:
Stone said the Russian president’s work ethic was a distinctive feature while reflecting on his personal impression of Putin.
the 70-year-old American filmmaker said.“I admire his discipline. His ability to do this off and on for 16 years. His stamina, the way he works. No American president works these hours as far as I know. He reminds me of Jimmy Carter in that sense, dedication to work,”
“humble.”In a separate interview with the New York Post, the maker of the JFK and Snowden documentaries described Putin as
Pashalis said:Sounds very interesting indeed, can't wait to watch it!
Oliver Stone gave an interview to CBS apparently shortly before the first episode aired:
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