Exploring Oliver Stone's Soul & Earth Mission

Tonight are presenting a Forensic Soul Analysis on Legendary Filmmaker Oliver Stone. Mr. Stone does not appear on the program however, we did interview people who know him. Below are the order and time for which they appear. 3:00 - Michael Levine / Entertainment Publicist & Founder of LCO Online who has represented 58 Academy Award Winners 8:00 - Jacquie Jordan / Former National Television Producer &  CEO of TVGuespert 11:15 - Actress Sally Kirkland / Golden Globe Winner & Academy Award Nominee who played "Rose Cheramie" in Oliver Stone's 1991 film "JFK" 19:00 - Psychic Medium Kerrie O'Connor 26:00 - Psychic Medium & Past Life Reader Laura Lyn 31:30 - Psychic Medium Lisa McGarrity 35:30 - Astrologer Constance Stellas 40:30 - Psychic Empath Lisa Caza We hope for the honor of speaking with him in the future. On this show we learn who Mr. Stone was in previous life incarnations, we learn who his spirit guides are, we learn what is purpose is this lifetime is, and we learn other fascinating information about his soul trajectory. =================================================== Oliver Stone has been credited with writing and or directing over 20 full-length feature films, earning him a well-respected place in cinematic history for some of the most influential and iconic films of the last two decades. Throughout his long career, which began at a young age writing short plays for his family, Oliver Stone has served as director, writer and producer on a variety of films, documentaries and television movies. He is widely recognized for his controversial versions of recent American history, some of them at deep odds with conventional myth -- films such as 1986's “Platoon,” the first of his Vietnam trilogy, or 1991’s “JFK” and 1994’s “Natural Born Killers” and “Nixon,” his 1995 take on the finer points and parables of the Nixon administration, as well as on George W. Bush in “W.” (2008) Stone says his films are "first and foremost dramas about individuals in personal struggles," and considers himself a dramatist rather than a political filmmaker.