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The Shining (1980) | Jack Chases Wendy
Aspiring author Jack Torrance chases his wife Wendy around the grounds of the Overlook Hotel.
Stanley Kubrick considered Jack Nicholson for the role of Torrance from the start. The two had met a few years earlier, when Kubrick wanted him to star in his film Napoleon. Kubrick told movie critic Michel Ciment that he considered Nicholson to be "one of the best actors in Hollywood."
Nicholson's portrayal of Jack Torrance was rated number 25 on American Film Institute's 100 greatest screen villains.
The Shining was released in cinemas worldwide in 1980 by Warner Bros. Pictures and is available to buy on DVD, Blu-ray, 4K & digital download.
Stanley Kubrick considered Jack Nicholson for the role of Torrance from the start. The two had met a few years earlier, when Kubrick wanted him to star in his film Napoleon. Kubrick told movie critic Michel Ciment that he considered Nicholson to be "one of the best actors in Hollywood."
Nicholson's portrayal of Jack Torrance was rated number 25 on American Film Institute's 100 greatest screen villains.
The Shining was released in cinemas worldwide in 1980 by Warner Bros. Pictures and is available to buy on DVD, Blu-ray, 4K & digital download.
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Full Metal Jacket (1987) | Joker Reunites With Cowboy
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Marines Joker (Matthew Modine) and Cowboy (Arliss Howard) reunite in Vietnam after their bootcamp training in the US. A note left by Kubrick on an early version of the script read "the average age of Joker and the other Marine grunts in this story is 18 (high school seniors), as, indeed, it was in Vietnam. Contrary to the general habit in war films of accommodating important actors who are the ...
Martin Scorsese on Stanley Kubrick
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"Kubrick is something you live by." Academy Award winner Martin Scorsese discusses the legacy and inspiration of Stanley Kubrick and how his movies have become ingrained as a part of our living experience. This video begins our 'Filmmakers on Kubrick' series. Check out what the greats have to say about Kubrick on our channel.
Barry Lyndon (1975) | Barry's First Love
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The film's eponymous protagonist Redmond Barry (Ryan O' Neal) plays cards with the subject of his infatuation, his cousin Nora Brady (Gay Hamilton). The scene, like the entire movie, is described by Barry Lyndon's invisible, sardonic narrator - voiced by the renowned Sir Michael Hordern, known for his character stage roles. Critic John Riley, writing for the British Film Institute, said Hordern...
Dr. Strangelove | Armando Iannucci & Sean Foley Q&A at the BFI
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You asked, they answered. We met with the creative duo behind the new Dr. Strangelove stage production, Sean Foley and Armando Iannucci, following a special 60th anniversary screening of Stanley Kubrick's Dr. Strangelove or: How I Stopped Worrying & Learned to Love the Bomb at @britishfilminstitute and put your burning questions to them. Dr. Strangelove opens next week at the Noel Coward Theatr...
Full Metal Jacket (1987) | Bird is the Word
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"Is that you John Wayne? Is this me?" Released in the UK #OnThisDay, 1987, Full Metal Jacket was nominated for ‘Best Adapted Screenplay’ at the Oscars and ‘Best Supporting Actor’ for R. Lee Ermey at the Golden Globes.
Barry Lyndon (1975) Barry's First Day in the British Army
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This scene depicts Redmond Barry (Ryan O'Neal) exchanging insults with Toole (Pat Roach) on his first day as a British soldier. Roach was an English professional wrestler, martial artist and actor. His role in this film served as his gateway into acting and he quickly became popular as an 'enforcer' or 'warrior' figure and appeared on-screen with some of Hollywood's biggest names including Harr...
A Clockwork Orange (1971) - Alex Visits the Record Shop
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The filming location for the record shop scene was the basement of the Chelsea Drugstore on London's Kings Road which was designed by architect Antony Cloughley and designer Colin Golding. Inspired by Le Drugstore on Boulevard St Germain in Paris, Chelsea Drugstore opened in 1968 and included bars, a chemist, newsstands, record stores and food outlets, and was open up to 16 hours a day. The sto...
Paths of Glory (1957) - Your Men Died Very Well
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Paths of Glory was released in 1957 by United Artists and starred Kirk Douglas, George Macready and Adolphe Menjou. The film was co-produced by Douglas' film production company, Bryna Productions and Stanley Kubrick and James B. Harris' company, Harris-Kubrick Pictures. It was classed as an anti-war film and in 1992 deemed "culturally, historically & aesthetically significant" by the Library of...
Shine On - The Forgotten Shining Location | Feature Documentary
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Relive the story of how Stanley Kubrick took over Elstree Studios for a whole year whilst making his iconic film, The Shining. Now, nearly 45 years since its release, and all remanence of the Overlook Hotel’s sets thought to have been destroyed, one last filming site remains at the infamous studios. The Shining’s Executive Producer Jan Harlan, Art Director Les Tomkins and Stanley’s daughter ...
Dr. Strangelove (1964) - The Doomsday Machine
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"He’s the hardest worker I know. I’d come into the studio at seven o'clock in the morning and there would be Peter Sellers. Waiting, ready. Full of ideas." - Kubrick on Sellers. Sellers and Stanley worked together twice, Lolita and Dr. Strangelove, the latter saw Sellers play three characters, the eponymous Dr. Strangelove, Group Captain Lionel Mandrake and the President of the United States, M...
Shine On - The Forgotten Shining Location | Trailer
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First Look...Shine On - The Forgotten Shining Location trailer is here! Narrated by multi award-winning Michael Sheen, this brand new documentary will premiere on the official Stanley Kubrick TH-cam channel Friday 26th July, #KubrickDay, at 7pm BST/2pm EST/11am PST. Don't miss it, subscribe to the official Kubrick TH-cam channel now to watch live. In collaboration with Elstree Studios and UAL A...
The Shining (1980) Wendy and Danny Have Lunch
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Danny Lloyd was four when his father heard a call-out for auditions on local radio. “Seeking boy for a film. Between five and seven years of age. No previous acting experience necessary.” After five or six auditions he landed the role - finding out the news in the middle of his fifth birthday. (Stanley said that he’d been impressed with the little boy’s ability to concentrate.) The Shining was ...
The Shining (1980) Come and Play With Us Danny
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Lisa and Louise Burns were only 10 years old when they began filming The Shining at Elstree Studios, portraying the iconic & eery Grady sisters. "We met Stanley at the auditions and remember both saying Hello Mr. Kubrick,' at the same time and he really thought that was freaky." The Shining was released in cinemas worldwide in 1980 by Warner Bros. Pictures and is available to buy on DVD, Blu-ra...
A Clockwork Orange (1971) Flat Block Marina
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A Clockwork Orange (1971) Flat Block Marina
Full Metal Jacket (1987) - Insults Compilation
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Full Metal Jacket (1987) - Insults Compilation
The Shining (1980) - Dick Hallorann's Vision
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The Shining (1980) - Dick Hallorann's Vision
2001: A Space Odyssey - 50th Anniversary Official Trailer (2018)
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2001: A Space Odyssey - 50th Anniversary Official Trailer (2018)
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my favorite kubrick scene of all time
7th😊 One of my top 3 all time favourite horror films ❤
Take note of how many mirror phrases and echo phrases there are in this scene.
Where do you even get a red jacket like that?
An interesting idea to not depict the money shot of a scene, but to examine the tension leading up to it.
Best scene in cinema history.
Perfect acting from two perfect actors, made by a perfect director. A Perfect Film.
I want to see this scene reproduced in all those stupid husband/wife/girlfriend Tik-Toks that couples make.
thanks for this video , looks great after all these years
When I was kid and they showed this on TV, this was the part I was told it was too late and that I had to go to bed.
And? Matthew Modine was almost 30 and Arliss Howard was over 30 when the movie was being filmed
2nd😊 Great film❤
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Agreed!
All movies owe Stanley Kubrick.
<3 interesting take
6th😊 I like Kubrick films. I LOVE Scorsese ❤
Kubrick and Scorsese are 2 of the best of all time.
At 1:03 Atom Earth Mother Pink Floyd's album on the top right side
Well, he definitely has more love for Stanley than he does for Marvel.
Dude, can you stop?
@@BesherLoveFilms 🤣😅🤣
I'm absolutely inspired by both these men, for better or worse. thanks to you all for making our lives have more color and fun.
High praise from Scorsese, a master himself. 🙇
Excellent 👌
We look forward to watching it in 4K please 🙏🏻
Loved the show, an audacious and brilliantly executed reading of a much loved movie. Coogan was outstanding in the four roles (one more than Sellars), wisely making his own mark on each of the characters without attempting a Sellars tribute impression. To pull off the quick changes and make it look so seamless is a triumph, full marks to the production team as well as Coogan himself. Standout supporting parts in the Ripper and Faceman characters, a great ensemble piece across the board. Stunning sets, including the jaw-dropping B-52 cockpit and of course the War Room. A palpable tension as the audience awaited the famous line, something akin to Lady Bracknell’s ‘handbag’ uttering, it got the laugh it deserved among many more along the way. Absurd, silly, topically resonant and very scary - I hope this cleverly written and beautifully executed show really flies. 🎭
I'm only in the first 100 pages of the book and it's got me completely hooked. I immediately grew a certain fondness for Dick Hallorann in a way the film was unable to do for me. He's likeable in the film too, but you feel a stronger connection to him in the book. It makes knowing what happens to him much more painful.
The problem I have always had is that Jack’s character was going insane before he ever left home. He just got more insane and Nicholson’s performance was too over-the-top. But the fact it was filmed in England is a shocker.
It is available in Spanish?
So much sex there
Mise en scene
Best movie ever made.
One of my favorite films. Bizarre
First comment, 11th like and early ❤
Man I would LOVE to see this especially by Mr Iannucci!
I am so very grateful this channel exists. This is not an attack or criticism. Merely a request...Do you think you can post some longer form videos worthy of the body of work this channel represents? Please? 🙏
First comment, 3rd like and 3rd minute ❤
21:50 Mr. Harlan, Danny Lloyd was promised that tri-cycle by one of the staff, after the wrap of the filming. Maybe you should send it over to him :-) ... He has been waiting for it for 45 years !!
It would be interesting if they remade the film identically but using footage that was not selected. It would be the same movie but everything is slightly different. Obviously it wouldn't be as good, but it would be so interesting !
Id still like to know how they got that still shot of the timberline lodge with mt hood visible behind it. I stayed there a week ago and its impossible to get that photo. The hotel obscures the mountain. It looks like its a ground shot but its got to be a still from the helicopter footage.
Ive found and visited a few filming locations over the years. Its always a special feeling to stand somewhere by yourself that was where a famous scene was shot. You cant help but envision all the people, crew, equipment that was once there, and now youre there and have it to yourself. You could see the participants in this documentary felt that too.
George MacCready beats Darth Vader. Evil
Such toxic masculinity! B 4 I go to my safe place, does anyone need a hug?? 😂
London never looked so ...
This video is gold…tribute to the Maestro Stanley 🙌🏻
Mummy greeting the camera @1:11
Peter Griffin
When I first saw this film, I thought, "The guy filming the action whose back is to us? That has GOT to be Kubrick, himself. Terrific cameo by the master!" When the reverse shot 1:24 showed it wasn't him, I thought: "Oh. Too bad. That would've been perfect. Darn it!" 🥺
Bird is the Word
2nd comment, 9th like and early ❤ Great film!!!!❤