‘W’ Teaser: Dubya Went A-Courtin’
Maybe this isn't precisely how George W. Bush played his cards the first time he met his wife, Laura, or maybe it is, but it's how director Oliver Stone has recreated the mating dance of the would-be president and his future bride in this scene from Stone's upcoming film, "W."Maybe this isn’t precisely how George W. Bush played his cards the first time he met his wife, Laura, or maybe it is, but it’s how director Oliver Stone has recreated the mating dance of the would-be president and his future bride in this scene from Stone’s upcoming film, “W” — and we do declare that Josh Brolin’s swagger does look mighty familiar.
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