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Oliver Stone casts George W biopic

Thandie Newton and Ioan Gruffudd have been cast in Oliver Stone's George W Bush biopic

Thandie Newton has been cast as Condoleezza Rice and Ioan Gruffudd is in talks to play Tony Blair in Oliver Stone’s already controversial Bush biopic ‘W’. They join Elizabeth Banks as Laura, James Cromwell as George Sr and Josh Brolin as the lame duck himself. Stone insists his portrait of the President will be fair and balanced, but what are the odds?

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