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Historian Rates the Accuracy of Some of the Best Movies About Presidents
MovieWebStory by Bianca Assaf
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Hollywood's favorite Commander-in-Chiefs get put to the test as a historian dissects the historical accuracy of popular presidential films.
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- According to the review, Oliver Stone's
- takes the biggest creative liberties, with only 35% of the film being factual.
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Oliver Stone, "JFK"