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Just watched this again after rewatching Eyes Wide Shut last night. For some reason, I am able to re-watch this movie multiple times and prefer not to re-watch other Kubrick movies - like "A Clockwork Orange," which I saw when it was released back in the 1970s! It was considered a very important movie at the time, and I was impacted by it. I also would have a hard time re-watching "The Shining," which probably is the scariest movie I've ever seen. I am a big Jack Nicholson fan. QUESTION: If Cate Blanchett's voice was dubbed in for the mysterious woman character in the "I will redeem him" speech, was her voice also used in the conversations between the mysterious woman and Cruise at the orgy?

This woman is gorgeous and in that movie 🎥 she’s sex on legs 🦵 a total sex bomb 💣 wow ❤

Her acting in the chair having her little overdose is so impressive

Just re-watched this movie over Christmas and so delighted to find this interview! I've wondered what Julienne is like as a person! Such an interesting role to land. Super cool lady.

Add to this the futuristic looking interior design of Satanist and Architect Hjalmar Poelzig’s house

I think the casting, direction, writing, acting and soundtrack created what someone once called “cinematic alchemy” which obviously resonates with many people.

It should be noted that among this film’s unique qualities the soundtrack was very impressive with composer like Beethoven, Bach, Schubert, Schumann, Tchaikovsky and Liszt.

At the time of the filming of Cruising, Richard Gere was performing on Broadway in Bent, a show which dealt with the persecution of gays during the 3rd Reich. Perhaps Gere’s agent thought he might become typecast for future work? (personal note: Bent was 1st show I saw on Broadway)

12:39 The scene where she is dead. Every time that scene comes up i have always wonder how she stays still for so long, as the camera does not cut away for ages. It is good to see that come up in the video above.

Still waiting for Warner Bros. to release Eyes Wide Shut in 4K ..great interview! ^_^

Very high creepy factor in some of these stories about the production. Great interview!

Found this movie boring and pretentious. Watched a few other Ackerman films and they were almost as bad - the exception, was THE CAPTIVE (2000)

New to your channel. Enjoyed the video. I watched all the Anontioni films last year, and whilst i enjoyed L'ELISSE, my favourites were 1. L'AVVENTURA (clear of the rest.I loved it) 2. IL GRIDO 3. BLOW UP 4.RED DESERT 5. STORY OF A LOVE AFFAIR

She's full of shit. Stanley wouldn't have put up with this bullshit. He had no shortage of people who wanted to be in his movies.

She is her character

To the second guy: Not "nu-kew-lar." It's "noo-klee-arrr!"

I recommend watching the 1980 Steve McQueen western film "Tom Horn". It was one of the best movies he made. He was quite ill by that time...but I think he gave the best performance of his career!

What about Mubi and Arrow?

Diamonds of the Night-Heard of, Haven't seen. David Holzman's Diary-Same The Cremator-Saw The Valley of THe Bees-Hmm. you might have me there Banning-Heard of. Not sure if I ever saw.

Great interview! A new fan from Quebec city, CANADA 😊

personally i think it was a very brave role and she must have had very high self-confidence. the villa scenes when she went in the mask were hypnotizing. even though she was naked i didn't consider it pornography, but rather a beautiful painting by an outstanding artist in a national museum.

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Thanks for the video. I watched this movie recently for Delon and Schneider. I don't want to rewatch it yet. All the characters are unpleasant, I don't want to worry about anyone. Selfish human passions... But the picture is beautiful

Gonna chime in the character w various voices and actors DID add to the visceralness of those scenes. Esp the voiceover work.

Tell the people you're interviewing to turn off their iPhones!!! That's the horrible digital glitching sound you hear.

What a phenomenal interview! I expected so much less, but Kubrick was still alive when the interview with Julienne took place. Those ritual and orgy scenes were excised from the final film cut--AFTER--Kubrick was kill--er, died! It's like a bizarro Paul Harvey episode. 'Now...we know the rest of the story...!'

Cheyney was one of my professors at the University of Oregon. What a wonderful, caring, grounded human. He once told me that his father was "less than impressed" with John Wayne's social positions.

Great interview; thanks so much for uploading it. I live 10 minutes from St Albans, and I had no idea they filmed scenes for Eyes Wide Shut there. Interestingly enough, in my town, Hemel Hempstead, there is a very nice house near the town centre in which it's said that Tom and Nicole stayed while they were in the UK filming the movie. The house is on the edge of the old high street in Hemel Hempstead, which is where Ricky Gervais filmed the exteriors for his Netflix show Afterlife. Some shots for Masters of the Air were also filmed there. Cheers!

She was SO hot in that film.

Robert: sei bellissimo (per davvero)!💕

Lew Ayres name is pronounce "airs".

I mean, I like Kubrick, but demanding to do G-strings at 2:30 AM and then punishing the actress by switching the role to someone else is a douche move. I cannot help but feel like watching 'porn lite' watching EWS. even the first Ziegler's ball is so cringe and trashy.

Great interview. Julienne Davis seems to be pretty smart and charming, and she was very memorable in Eyes Wide Shut. Saying NO to Stanley Kubrick while working on one of his films is an interesting choice. Kubrick had already let Harvey Keitel go for balking at his direction, replacing him with Sydney Pollack. As a beautiful young woman, she of course was guarded about unwanted attention and uncomfortable situations, and her assault earlier no doubt played a part. But it's unfortunate that it meant another actress got to play a bit of her role.

I didn't know Julienne, but I'm glad she was in Stanley Kubrick's last movie and about Eyes Wide Shut, Roger Avary said on a podcast Eyes Wide Shut's ending could have been changed after Kubrick's death, which I found an interesting hypothesis. Thank you for interviewing Juliene to know a little bit more about her.

Can’t believe she turned him down for the best scenes, how pedantic

12:19 she’s hot 38:40 big controversy explain 47:47 orgy scene explain 1:04:20 she is lucky actually to be in Kubrick last movie indeed and refused Kubrick.

EWS is one of the single best films of all time.Kubrick is untouched for telling multiple stories in the most inspired style with film lore behind it. This was a yeaar ago.. she refers to 'staney' as if he's still alive. not saying that but it is weird to heaar as we've heard he was dead since 1999. Love it either way. Thank you for this!

I found this interview quite interesting, informative and Kubrick was right she has the best body 😉 and I that she has a certain quality that was not likely with more ‘big name’ actors and that’s why Kubrick picked her

Great interview and after appreciating this movie on the vhs / dvd format for years I finally got to see it on the big screen about 2 weeks ago and it was one of the best movie experiences I ever saw ! I have saw the shining and clockwork orange on the big screen too!!!! And I’m always checking my local independent theatre for his other movies at there classic screenings!!!! I would love to see Barry Lyndon and 2001 a space odyssey a lot !!!🫡☮️

Great interview!

Aha, so she IS the same girl! The one in the mask ánd the girl in the bathroom.

Has Julienne ever commented on the footage that was cut from the film? I also wonder if she was given the full script or just her scenes.

Great interview! Julienne Davis is really interesting, articulate and intelligent.

Tom Cruise is excellent in "Made in America!"

Kubrick really manipulated and exploited these poor women, knowing they were vulnerable in their careers, and hopeful for a better acting future, and that he was a powerful Hollywood guy. Unacceptable.

How does she know what a $10,000/night escort looks like? I'm have no idea what they look like, and I wouldn't know how to find out.

So is she suggesting Kubrick's outrageous, disrespectful, demeaning publicly-delivered demand that she come see him at 2:30 AM to try on different g-strings was a casting couch call, and that the other girl who volunteered basically laid down on the couch with him and thus got that part?

What Mr. McBride did is wrong. He slimed one of the greatest men to grace Hollywood and one of its top talents. Frank Capra's life and work speak for themselves-he will be forever remembered for his honesty and integrity and humanity, and nothing written by a biographer looking for dark colors and weakness can alter those truths.

She wasn't a super model? She should have been.