Oliver Stone Apologizes for Previously Suggesting ‘Barbie’ Is Part of the “Infantilization of Hollywood” ...Middle East

Filmmaker Oliver Stone has apologized for remarks he made last summer about Barbie before even seeing the movie. In late June, Stone suggested that Barbie was contributing to the “infantilization of Hollywood” during an interview with City A.M. several weeks before Barbie unfurled in theaters and became a cultural phenomenon. Directed by Greta Gerwig, the […]

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Oliver Stone Apologizes for Previously Suggesting ‘Barbie’ Is Part of the “Infantilization of Hollywood” ...Middle East

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