Stanley Kubrick Interview Part 9 of 9

[Righton2000]

Every. Fucking. Film.....was different.

[SilverShamrock71]

Thanks for uploading...

[bobbygnosis]

I want to see that 80,000 feet.

[bkoron9]

Thanks for posting this. It seems to me after hearing it that Peter Sellers, in the scene in Lolita on the porch of the Enchanted Hunter, is doing his best Kubrick impression.

[BabyTua]

i'm one of the few people who can tell you when the film is cut ^^

[BabyTua]

It's an amazing expirience to hear his voice and listent to him. I don't know why I haven't been doing it years ago :(

[davisgreen2020]

Deep thank for uploading this on Youtube.. Great to hear Kubrick !!

[cola4598]

there where alot of great filmmakers...i think stanley kubrick set the standard for the next generation and they set a standard in which we shat upon.

[sketchyfolk]

Spielberg isnt worth the corn in his shit.

[paulosham2]

@sketchyfolk Stanley didn't eat corn.

[SilverShamrock71]

@sketchyfolk wouldn't go that far, saving private ryan? although he's certainly a sell out when compared to the likes of kubrick..

[n080di]

Are you the interviewer? Who is the interviewer and when was the interview done?

[NonSubmersibleUnits]

@n080di Jeremy Bernstein is the interviewer and it was done on November 27, 1966. These details are mentioned in part 1.

[milofucker]

Interviewer: Thats, ur, about a 1000 to one?

Kubrick : No it isn't.

Interviewer: *silenced*

[tomcat39843]

Thanks a million for posting this!

[siamesemilkman]

best director to ever live

[signboyy]

this reaffirms what i suspected. the greatest filmakers usually have a background in photographic composition (kubrick) or advertising (ridley scott), or music videos(david fincher)

[lanser87]

You're ignoring a lot of great filmmakers with that analysis.

[signboyy]

well i guarantee you all the great filmakers understand the principles of photographic composition if they havent been schooled in it formally.

[rattrap551]

0:55 Kubrick's true aim - to correct without hesitation

[pushpash77]

Thanks so much for posting this. he is by far one of the biggest thinkers of the last century... a walking brain.... his films are ace in every way. Nothing comes close.

Cheers

[detriplea]

Stanley Kubrick I hold you in the highest regard.

[jowoltma]

Stanley Kubrick 1928-1999, the film industry will never be the same.

[Skelarot]

Really great interview.

Kubrick is definitely one of my favorite directors of all time and i have a huge respect for the man and his films.

Cheers for the interview.

[Nit89ram]

Thanks for posting this.

It was an wonderful interview.

[silverdale247]

Thoroughly enjoyed it!!

Thanks for posting :-)

[DAN13LS70NE]

Who is he talking too?

When was this made?

It sounds like it was done over a phone. True?

Thanks

[AClockworksOranges]

Jeremy Bernstein

1966

I don't think it was done over a phone, it sounds like they were in a room together with just one microphone near Kubrick, probably why Jeremy is quieter

[DAN13LS70NE]

Thankyou very much. I saw this bit before i saw the first part where it says. But thanks for the reply anyway buddy.

[AClockworksOranges]

My pleasure.

I feel like a Kubrick Historian now, haha

[vinzla2000]

Great interview, thanks for posting! I listened to it on my 2001 DVD and wondered if there was more because it ended somewhat abruptly, your posting confirmed that's all there was.

thanks!

[matbel187]

Thank you very much for this. Really enjoyed it!

[NonSubmersibleUnits]

Of course!