Oliver Stone and Wes Anderson are about as stylistically different as two directors can be, but now they’ve both come under the watchful eye of Matt Zoller Seitz. When Seitz isn’t editing RogerEbert.com or writing about TV for New York magazine, he’s been chronicling filmmakers in a series of acclaimed books.
On the heels two acclaimed books about Anderson, Seitz returns with “The Oliver Stone Experience” (Abrams), hitting bookstore shelves the same week that Stone celebrates his 70th birthday and releases his latest film, “Snowden.” It’s a well-stuffed tome, chock-a-block with photos, archival material, and very revealing interviews with its subject.