Stanley Kubrick Interview part 2

[randallmckay]

This guy was the first indie filmmaker. Before 9mm cameras, before you could just walk around filming stuff. But he was a photographer. Cramming so much emotion into one still frame became his forte' as you can see in his treasured long takes in The Shining and 2001.

[C0mmanderKewl]

Good job on the editng to the uploader. Looks like it was a bit of work organizing all that footage. Cheers.

[bigfoot799]

What a stupid interviewer. How can you blow an interview with KUBRICK! I wish i could have talked to Kubrick.

[jigggzful]

Guys don't be mean. The Killing wasn't a box office success and Netflix wasn't made yet.

[mspubquiz83]

like how he spells the possibly unobvious spellings of names of people he worked with.

[tylerf13ful]

wow. i cant believe this interview was in '66

[lafucil]

"You never saw The Killing."

Interview fail.

[BenNCM]

Absolutely top notch effort this video. Well done.

[LiteracyLabyrinth]

I thought Kubrick was rather gracious after learning the interviewer had never seen the killing. "You're thinking of The Asphalt Jungle, that's why you thought Marilyn Monroe was in it.... you never saw the Killing, if you want to see it theres a print at the museum of modern art." Kubrick doesnt chastise the man for not seeing it, and perhaps realises its an honest mistake. However you can detect the embarassment on the part of the interviewer at this point understandably.

[BaremyiahZ]

6:36

"The money blows away in the airport. And he gives up."

"I'm very confused."

"You probably haven't seen the picture"

Fail.

[straker2]

This interview was a month before I was born! :)

[featheredmusic]

i love this, i really enjoy learning about individuals who start from nothing but continue to create, eventually they become icons because their creation is their nature.

[BasementBeginnings]

Kubrick got pretty vitriolic and awkward at round 6:30 when the interviewer mixes up his movies.

[TheNEWfilmfanatic99]

Where did you get such high quality footage of Day of the fight?

[JVbin]

I wonder why Kubrick didn't do more interviews. He comes across REALLY well.

...It probably has something to do with that AWKWARD pause at 6:43. XD

tbh He didn't even sound that pissed off. I think the fact he had caught the guy out for not seeing his movie was satisfaction enough for him. lol

[MetalApe]

WTF? Kubrick was a Student-Douchebag using a 2007 Headset for Recording? You got Rickrolled! Way to much uhms and aahs to make it believable. But nice approach ; )=

[thunderpeel2001]

Sounds like they cut bits where he talked about Killer's Kiss...? Great interview, though!

[mrpinkproduction92]

knowing that this man work was disregarded, gives me hope.

[theMissJackson101]

"You never saw 'The Killing' " You tell him, Stan :-)

[flyinflannel]

@theMissJackson101

yes!

[theMissJackson101]

@flyinflannel

Stan is the man :-D

[iTziNiQuiTyx]

You never saw the picture.

[ArielMahal7]

Hi this is the second time I listen to the interview, I see you updated the footage since :) it looks great!

[XXmissybooXX]

You have done a great job on putting together some great pictures of a beautiful young Stanley Kubrick.

[johnnydarkness1]

agentxpq- now that you mention it, it sounds like that might be the case. however, i think sellers sounds even more like kubrick in lolita.

[hibernatinghedgehog]

Kubrick seems to have made for very relaxing conversation: there's a lazy quality to his voice, a kind or dragging lilt.

[AgentXPQ]

President in Dr Strangelove- I wonder if Sellers based the voice on Kubrick's? It sounds kind of similar...

[braxtonmandy]

thanks!

[braden11ton]

"you never saw the picture"

[Gatosaenz]

@braden11ton hahahah. "no...you never saw the killing. you're confused. you never saw it"

[bint86]

Kubrick = Shakespear of Film

[ZkinandBonez]

He sounds like Peter Sellers. Maybe Sellers was imitating Kubricks voice in "Lolita".

[TheGatorfan93]

I caught that to BONZ,good job

[bint86]

Possible. Although strangely enough, he allowed Sellers, only in Lolita, to improvise a little but. Which was really strange for him to allow as he was so detail and everything had to be perfectly in his vision.

[jazzmanEE]

kubrick has made one of the greatest sci-fi movies (2001)..horror movies (the shining)...period movies (barry lyndon) and psychological movies (a clockwork orange) of all time...that can only mean one thing: genius..

this guy never made the same movie twice...now there's some versatility for you there...

[ryko26]

Barry Lyndon is a way-too-long, self-indulgent piece of tosh. That's the problem with people who start to believe their own hype - "You can't cut the movie, everything I do is GENIUS!"

[jazzmanEE]

@ryko26

starting to believe your own hype is definitely a problem.

nevertheless Barry Lyndon is a great movie...even if you're someone who doesnt like it , the least you can call it is average.

cheers.

[ryko26]

well the music is great, I'll grant you that!

[NikeAurrs45]

@jazzmanEE what about paths of glory and full metal jacket? both are war movies, both are made by kubrick

[thawshatub]

ha - i think that arrogance is justified...if you're interviewing a director or any artist, yo NEED TO KNOW EVERYTHING HE'S DONE - even if you haven't seen it, just keep your mouth shut!

[Fuzzy192006]

"If you wanna see it, there's a copy at the museum of modern art."

Wow, such arrogance.

[rogercalamaio]

"You've never seen the picture." The interview must feel like a dumbass hahah.

[GeorgesBarras]

I love how a genius came into the industry for the money.

[onions79]

6:30 - 7:05; the interviewer makes an ass out of himself by not seeing the movie he's interviewing Kubrick about. Stanley has a witty, dry sense of humor about it.

[creepshowcrate]

KOO-brickians unite! Haha! Love it!

[rkullberg]

Here's an intriguing thought: Only two years after this interview, 2001 would be released. He was probably working on it during the time this interview was recorded.

[rkullberg]

Nevermind, he discusses 2001 in part 4.

[99Maic]

He says KOO-brick. I always though it was Q-brick.

[sixamsedna]

@99Maic

fuckin' DURRR

[dubzy81]

he forget to mention that timothy carey was in it, he cast him in paths of glory too.

[coolstuff2003ad]

I always thought Kubrick was engish...

[KaiserKarnage]

He lived in England for the majority of his life but he came from New York originally.

[budani007]

PART 5!!!!!!

[forceofdust]

'You never saw the picture. If you wanna see it there's a print at the museum of modern art'

Have to say that the interviewer was owned big time. He should have watched Kubrick's film, he's interviewing him.

[10mintwo]

certainly the interviewer should've known his stuff better. still, saying something like that betrays a less than attractive sense of self satisfied pretension. I can see where Kirk Douglas was coming from when he said Kubrick was a "talented shit". on the other hand, if you actually do have a talent as enormous as kubrick's, why deny it with what would only be false self deprecation?

[dalisman]

well, you don't have to consider yourself ordinary to be truly humble about what you've been given in life.

[per835]

Masterful.

[Martvandelay]

This is from the book: The Stanley Kubrick Archives. Interviewer: Jeremy Bernstein

Date: November 27, 1966

Location: Kubrick's home

(Abbot's Mead, Barnet Lane, Elstree). It's on a CD that comes with the book. Taschen Books.

[essanay45]

Yo Stanley!Vince Edwards became Ben Casey not Dr. Kildare!

[BigT188]

what year was this interview with Stanley?

[goodfellaOS]

11/27/1966

[jeremyshambles]

thanks so much for providing these videos, this interview is truly insightful and fascinating. take care.

[prometheusunbound]

'If you wanna see it, there's a print at the museum of modern art' LOL

[haupper]

@prometheusunbound haha, that joke is so deadpan it sailed past me till I read this comment.

[dlthacker2]

wow, the interviewer made me very uncomfortable.

[jonnygreeny111]

Yeah good call earlier on the incompetence of the interviewer. Little perspicacity by Kubrick to make that connection with monroe though.

[jonnygreeny111]

Nothing gets my blood pumping like a Kubrick film. Especially the shining...seen it a million times over.

[cys12141]

he is quite a genial storyteller. It is sort of unexpected though, to me.

[KubrickClockwork]

Why do you find Kubrick to be an unexpectedly genial storyteller?

[thechallenger9000]

Owned the guy didnt even remember The Killing. Get your movies right. lol Im surprised that Kubrick didnt tear him apart for that.

[scoresse]

lol

[scoresse]

Damn right man with the little dog.

Great ending.

[TheCroupierDeals]

Kubrick: "You never saw the killing."

It's like, 'If you'd seen it, buddy. You'd know what happened at the end.'

[matbel07]

Very good job! 5 Stars! So rare to come upon an audio interview from him! I do hope you'll post the rest of the interview even if you haven't got footage for it!

[vicnameless]

Never mind, you already answered under more info. Th

[vicnameless]

Isn't there an hour long audio out there? This is most welcomed, thanks for uploading!

[barringer82]

Where did this come from - this is great!

[goodfellaOS]

Thanks man

I edited the pics and footage together but the audio is a bonus on the 2001 Blu Ray/dvd.

[medulalumosa]

Well, you did a phenomenal job marrying image to audio! This looks professionally done. Thank you so much!!! -Is there more to come?

[goodfellaOS]

Thanks yes I am working on a couple more sections.