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  • 9:35 who is this guy?

    

  • 09:34 real picture : i2.listal.com/image/222910/600­full-stanley-kubrick.jpg

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  • awesome. I LOVE listening to Kubrick.

  • I love Stanley. What a guy. His voice is so soothing; I could listen to him all day..

  • 0:40 "looking for the whales"?

  • Great interview, thx for posting this. I didn`t know that an audio version of this even existed.

    But what`s up with the picture at 09:34 ?

    I think it`s edited.

  • @MrZkinandBonez You're welcome. I don't know. It may be. I just tried to find as many pictures of Stanley that I could that would fill up the time frame.

  • @wolfblitzer57 I'd disagree. I think you're mixing the stylization with the content. The content of Kafka's work is incredibly bizarre and complicated, but the stylization is incredibly formal. Try reading In the Penal Colony and then look at something like Joyce's Finnegan's Wake and you'll understand what Kubrick means. In both stories, we have bizarre and nightmarish content but in In the Penal Colony the prose is very simplistic and straight forward, whereas in Finnegan's Wake it's not.

  • lol 10:05

  • 'i'm an aesthetic opportunist' - genius! - if it works with the subject matter, it works lol my favourite Kubrick quote to date.

  • That great that you have an opinion but what dose that have to do with Stanley Kubrick?

  • where can you get the full audio interview?

  • @livejustice I don't know. I only found these bits and pieces on Amazon.

  • jealous of his voice

  • I wonder if he ever saw Welles’ “The Trial”. I think that one succeeds.

  • @HenryConway007

    I'm quite sure he saw The Trial. Kubrick was a great fan of Wells but obviously he had some different ideas from his perspective on how Kafka's stories could be translated into cinema when that interview was made. He might of changed his views later on as I know Kubrick loved Lynch's Eraserhead,which is probably the most Kafkaseque film ever made( at least for myself).

  • @fafmouser I haven’t seen “Eraserhead”, but of the films I’ve seen, I’d take Welles’ worst film- say, “The Stranger”, over Lynch’s best- probably “Blue Velvet” any day of the week.

  • Where's this from?

  • @ERRATICCHEESE2  I don't know exactly, it was some interview this French Critic did with Stanley.

  • This is great stuff, awesome!

  • @stijnlukas Thanks!

  • great interviews! thanks for sharing!

  • @LFXdF Thank you! You're very welcome!

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