All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy

Imágenes de la obra de Jack Torrence "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy" aparecidas en El resplandor (The Shining, 1980) de Stanley Kubrick. Cortesía de www.elaguilaediciones.wordpress.com

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[userunknown203]

i pity the poor dude who had to type those out for the movie.

[SirReal21stCentryMan]

I hear that Jack Nicholson did it himself in order to get into character.

[Will Howarth]

I'm pretty sure Kubrick did it himself, you see it in the 'making of', I might be incorrect about this.

[GasCityGuy]

"All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy"

Where does the phrase originate? I know it's in the 1957 movie 'Bridge on the River Kwai' spoken by the Japanese prison camp commander. Is there an earlier reference?

[SirReal21stCentryMan]

I was just joking. What makes it funny is that Jack is just crazy enough to do something as bizarre as that just as a lark.

[MrKUBRICKIAN]

Her acting is great,the most convincing display of terror I've ever seen.

[jcksparrowfan]

the wifes acting cracked me up, shes so bad

[eumenicus]

Our minds is the scariest thing in us

[airbendingavatar1]

I heard that Kubrick forced his secretary to do it. And not just for the Englsh version

[TheOldbag247]

don't mind if I do

[Stoner420Simpson]

Go Crazy???