All Video Footage of Stanley Kubrick Available

[@francis6489]

Even as a little kid he already looked like an overworked old man. Didn't change one bit!

[@christophermoltisanti6704]

he looked like mr bean to me

[@merlinjames5954]

I have mad respect for how private the man was

[@star_shaun]

Imagine going back in time to the 30s and telling little Kubrick that he'd make some of the most influential films in history

[@herr_crustovsky]

he would be jigging

[@Anti-FreedomD.P.R.ofSouthKorea]

:stargate moment:

[@veldinjoeable]

I really wish Kubrick and never canceled his Holocaust movie. With his unsettling and immersive style of filmmaking there’s no telling how disturbing of an experience that would’ve been.

[@deckofcards87]

Yes it would've been very convincing. He claimed that he stalled on the project because the historical research was just too dam depressing. His wife has said the same thing.

[@TheStockwell]

@@deckofcards87 What settled the matter, according to Jan Harlan, was all the time spent on research. They were still in the planning stage when Spielberg's film of "Schindler's List" began production. In the same way that Kubrick's meticulous methods resulted in "Full Metal Jacket" being just another high-profile Vietnam film, he could see "Wartime Lies" coming out as just another high-profile Holocaust film. So, it ended there. A shame really, because "Wartime Lies" is a different sort of story and still worth filming.

[@budusbusham3324]

Glazer’s picking up the mantle it seems

[@TheStockwell]

@@budusbusham3324 Jonathan Glazer? His film resume is awfully slight: tons of commercials and music videos but only three relatively low budget films over a twenty year period. Doing "Under the Skin" eight years ago and returning to commercial work doesn't sound like Kubrick's mantle fits him very well. No offense intended. ☺

[@budusbusham3324]

@@TheStockwell well he’s working on a Holocaust drama rn

[@madahad9]

There will never ever be another director like Kubrick. Iconsidrr him to be the greatest independent director, not so much in a financial sense but in a creative way. No studio executives were allowed on his set without permission or interfered when it came to the content of the film. Every Kubrick film was his vision, totally free of the nonsense we hear about nowadays with reshoots when a test screening goes wrong. Kubrick pandered to no one or followed any trends and never played it safe. Each film was unique, but each sharing a common theme on the flaws of humanity to grasp the bigger picture and suffering for it. His films are satires on human behaviour. The only film that has a "happy" ending (albeit ambiguous) is 2001.

[@williamthatcherkane446]

You don't think eyes wide shut is a optimistic movie ??

[@benjackman4814]

Clockwork orange has sort of a happy ending in a messed up kinda way lol

[@MrJames-tw3so]

Well made. The unsung heroes of KZbin who put in work nobody gives much credit for. Thanks.

[@themegamoviemaniac3668]

Thanks so much for the kind words, I really appreciate it! :)

[@erikgabrielsen]

People like this deserve a play button

[@MrJames-tw3so]

@ArtificialDreams why you so fucking negative tho. There a million ways to say something and this how you choose to communicate with people? Don't do that. life is short,be kinder.

[@MrJames-tw3so]

@ArtificialDreams little nicer. kinda drop off at the end there but not bad.

[@hippiecheezburger5457]

Kubrick always fascinates me. I really think he was a genius who happened to make films, his artistic abilities are so mathematical and immaculate

[@SuperNinobomba]

Yes. He is total visionary, he created a whole new geometrical aesthetics with new tonality of color contrast that didn't exist in that time

[@vrxcld5014]

A true visionary. Thanks for the excellent footage.

[@hckingking]

@Rex B Barkin' you're just another person that doesn't see the brilliance of Stanley Kubrick

[@gunndlewittlebaum]

Watching Kubrick chat about computer manuals was just wonderful! Thank you for the video!

[@themegamoviemaniac3668]

Gunndle Wittlebaum, Yes that is such a great bit of footage. You're absolutely welcome! :)

[@jefft3217]

The greatest filmmaker of all time but there is only less than half an hour worth of footage of him. Such a shame he never did interviews.

[@dylanboo_lton6754]

Just look on KZbin, there are quite a few interviews with him and many documentaries.

[@charlesswitzer8378]

He did do interviews and many discussions--he just never did them in an orthodox way face-to-face with filming. Kubrick primarily used the phone and his fax machine to communicate with the world.

[@ryanmurdoch9581]

He wanted his films to mean something, to be remembered years later. It’s obvious that he wouldn’t settle for anything less.

[@llxqzs]

Bro looks like an ancient Philosopher and has the voice of a 29 year old Best Buy worker

[@mohammadbakhtiary7812]

The best director ever ... you are in my heart stan .... love you

[@thiyageshr712]

This is GOLD

[@themegamoviemaniac3668]

Thank so much. :)

[@tavishkoul5036]

Late Mr Stanley Kubrick is an inspiration to all movie lovers and filmmaker we miss him badly Rip Mr Stanley Kubrick 1928-1999

[@caseycbenn]

I love how even the mighty Kubrick has had to deal with the pangs of the "Tea Break" ruining production schedule. I have seen this in docs with Ridley Scott, James Cameron and others. I guess you can't fuck with the Brit's tea time. 21:13

[@killar1one]

no you cannot 😂

[@petawest7214]

6:30 clear who the apple of his eye was. "Do you know what kind of camera that is?" Clearly molding her. I don't think people realize how huge a deal it was for her to be given the duties of filming the behind the scenes of The Shining. She's working with Stanley Kubrick lol

[@1eighty]

I'm just 17 but this vid made me feel extremely nostalgic. Damn.

[@aidani4633]

Kubrick isn’t “a director,” he’s the director.

[@Deepbluecat]

Wow, GREAT job compiling this! Kubrick was the best, and everything about him fascinates.

[@themegamoviemaniac3668]

Thanks! He sure was.

[@TheKitchenerLeslie]

Next time you watch Lolita, realize Peter Sellers is doing a perfect impression of Stanley.

[@budusbusham3324]

The wildest part is how Kubrick was apparently fine with it lmao. He was an intimidating man but it seems like he had a sense of humour.

[@meg2231]

the threshold of his genius so obviously goes far beyond just filmmaking. and he's one of the few directors(maybe the only director) who's films alone make his audience see this in him.

[@jforjf]

Wow great work!! 1:42-1:48, I think this is the only footage I hadn't seen before. And it's now got to be one of my favorites, how did you find that one? Maybe the most honest 5 seconds of any Kubrick footage out there.

[@williamshaw9047]

The last clip is proof that you can be a brilliant director of actors while not being at all gifted at acting yourself.

[@TheStockwell]

According to his wife, he worked to polish his delivery and was quite proud of himself - until he saw the broadcast and realized how stiff and bland his delivery was. The word his wife Christiane used was "mortified." It was something you'd never see in a Kubrick film - a stiff, unconvincing performance. 🐧

[@greatindianbuilder2491]

Can't believe how wrong they were about space technology in the 60s. Good video btw

[@jondrew55]

The list of technical errors is amazing. The projection of how far we would advance in 30 years from when the movie was made even more off. But it does not detract one iota from the greatness of this movie.

[@zlodrim9284]

These are beautiful, thanks for uploading them!

[@Abdullahs_World]

Stanley ❤️ Teacher of todays Cinema.

[@carolkewley7410]

Great footage, thanks for posting this. My favorite is from 1:53 - 1:59 when he's entering the Lolita premiere, looking awesome. :)

[@GIRISHKUMAR-rf3ef]

@Akash Akks He was a chain smoker

[@garrettschwindt7478]

Kubrick was holding the diffusion for the lamp that was taped to the operator's chest. I REPEAT! One of the most iconic shots in all film history, the DIRECTOR was on the GROUND holding a piece of diffusion paper on a SINGLE LIGHT BULB being used to light JACK NICHOLSON! If that doesn't give you supreme confidence to go out and make movies, then you really never wanted to make them in the first place, just cosplay as a Hollywood director.

[@garrettschwindt7478]

@Libertine Mercenary You can see him holding it in the scene at 9:00. Him and another electrician are holding it above the bulb. Jack helps him up after the shot, notice the jacket.

[@ernestoreveres8780]

This pure gold

[@lucasa_0485]

Wow, never seen the footage of the filming of *that* shot of the army leader in FMJ shouting at the camera. Stroke of genius from Kubrick as always.

[@sarahbeardsley]

"you're actually recording?" "incredible" "what would you like for christmas stanley" 😭😭

[@dougies42]

To have video footage of stanley in 1938 on a personal cam should highlight how super rich his family must of been and thous grew up in the elietest world we now know.

[@FEARYOYOYO]

Fathar was a doc. And as you say, that must have put them up there. Especially in THE city in the world at that time.

[@AlbertAlbertB.]

Fantastisch dat ik het heb mogen lezen en wist wat hij zei daar, zonder het te mogen horen. Translate that.

[@odomodometer]

Genius

[@minenotyours212]

If I could time travel I would either go back to when Stanley would hustle chess in NYC for quarters and bring 100$ in quarters to lose to him. Or go back to the filming of the Shining and try to hang out on the studio.

[@davidsmoviecorner1169]

Great video! I loved seeing the Spartacus premiere footage which i never knew existed before. Also i was just reminded of some other Stanley Kubrick footage which can be found in the documentaries Filmworker and Kubrick Remembered. So be sure to check them out sometime! :)

[@themegamoviemaniac3668]

David's Movie Corner Thanks man for the kind comment, I’m a fan of your channel too. Yes I recently rewatched both of them and am planning to update this video. Also I saw some more behind the scenes footage online that’s not in Vivian’s documentary, so I’ll also be adding that. :)

[@jackreed7287]

Somewhere there is quick clips of Kubrick operating the fast camera pans has Jack is putting the axe through the door in The Shining. It is from some old French report that Vivian Kubrick cut for them espechically.

[@danlinder2249]

Haha, only one of the actors is really paying attention to Kubrick when he speaks at 15:07...

[@teo4evermj]

Thank you!

[@tomsharman324]

brilliant film man, keep em going!

[@themegamoviemaniac3668]

Thank you so much man. :)

[@charlesswitzer8378]

I would have loved to have seen some behind-the-scenes work on "Eyes Wide Shut." I think there are just a few photographs of him directing that one. RIP.

[@gardensofthegods]

Really cool seeing him at various times in his life . This speech seemed a little bit strange... he did not seem relaxed at all and was a bit stiff .

[@zhiwanboi1804]

thank you so much man

[@Tails7212]

Vivian will forever be a legend for the Shining bts footage

[@Z3koTrinity]

Fantastic video!!! Dedicated fan here

[@themegamoviemaniac3668]

Z3KO TRINITY Thanks man I appreciate it, I’m glad you enjoyed it. :)

[@sarahbeardsley]

them arguing over the tea breaks is KILLING me "but you had a tea break at four" "no no but this is a fresh tea break"

[@LadybugRonnie]

Stanley was really meticulously detailed

[@Fallingmonsters]

God, I get the feeling and can maybe tell this video that he and Jack worked really well together. Would have been great to see them work together, again, though this was such a vivid and later iconic character, I almost think it would have been hard to shake the association.

[@TheStockwell]

According to Nicholson, the two of them stayed in touch and genuinely felt they'd eventually work together, again.

[@yoloswag6242]

The 🐐

[@flaubertot]

Amazing, ty

[@Lauchtoybox]

Perfect

[@robertgirardBobydbSounD]

Exactly Well Defined

[@sarahbeardsley]

TINY STAN 😭😭😭

[@elijahlukejames]

They should make a biopic movie about him

[@Muffinlicioification]

0:08 after this he made his little sister skate across the park 148 more times until she got it right

[@TheStockwell]

Thank you for NOT including cameo appearances in his films - the "I read about it on Reddit" appearances he didn't make - which people are desperate to believe he made. Besides his rare audio appearances - when a voice on a telephone was him - he made a huge audio appearance in "2001: a Space Odyssey." According to his daughter, the breathing of astronauts was supplied by her father.

[@themegamoviemaniac3668]

TheStockwell You're welcome, yeah that annoys me immensely too. :)

[@deckofcards87]

He does an audio cameo in Full Metal Jacket as "Murphy" over Cowboy's radio. That and Dave's breathing in 2001 are the only factual cameos made by Kubrick himself.

[@williamshaw9047]

@@deckofcards87 You can glimpse him in "Clockwork Orange" while Alex is strolling through the Chelsea Drugstore.

[@vaughnmild4467]

Big fan when directors have a small cameo in their own films. It was really cool to find one pre-internet when they weren't just "so and so appears in a cameo at the blah blah blah mark of the film"

[@TheStockwell]

@@vaughnmild4467 Hitchcock started doing it because he needed to make crowd scenes more, um, crowded! So, he'd step in front of the camera. Eventually, it turned into an inside joke - until people caught on and started looking for him. After that happened, he made his appearances closer to the begining of his films - to get it out of the way so audiences could concentrate on the film. That's the story he told Francois Truffaut, anyway. 😏 Have a safe, interesting week!

[@grumpygumplikesmovies]

WHOA!!! FOOTAGE FROM HIS CHILDHOOD EXIST!? :0

[@lw3366]

I like how they included the cat

[@shafiqishaq4566]

In the British isles we have a tradition, indeed one may even describe it as a national pastime and that is the afternoon tea. ☕️🫖 When in Rome, do as the Romans do. As the saying goes.

[@binli8326]

Forever film boy.

[@j.ferramacho7198]

19:40 I love this

[@spotlight1729]

It quite ironic that a man who has been behind a camera so much in his life and so less in front of one

[@rogermoore7140]

Boy, Sellers' impersonation of his accent was on the money.

[@mstopmotions4299]

0:00 - 0:45 It feels weird to see someone who is already dead as a child

[@Patriot1389]

This video is Jewel

[@themegamoviemaniac3668]

Thank you! :)

[@aztiff]

I'd love to have that yellow Adler Tippa typewriter

[@williamshaw9047]

When I saw that footage, I could only imagine how loud offices were in the 1970s.

[@robertsmith5744]

You can hear his New York Accent, the Bronx, eh ?

[@tomsharman324]

nice work

[@jennifs6868]

i so wish he had lived to make his AI film. :(

[@thepaleprinceofruins9203]

Where did you find his footage of when he was a kid? Also, thanks for uploading, they're great.

[@themegamoviemaniac3668]

The footage from when he was a kid is originally from the documentary 'Stanley Kubrick A Life in Pictures'. Thanks for watching! :)

[@juanmanuelbaccino]

unique man, like Leonardo or Dante

[@thevan3293]

What is that wonderful music @1:00 into video, title & artist, anyone?

[@themegamoviemaniac3668]

It is 'Piano Trio in E flat, op. 100 (Second movement)' by Franz Schubert. It is featured in Barry Lyndon. Thanks for watching! :)

[@thevan3293]

@@themegamoviemaniac3668 : Great and thanks for your reply ✔

[@MrGittz]

My god. I’ve seen all of this except for the computer manual footage. Where the heck did you get that from? Terrific!

[@themegamoviemaniac3668]

I got it from the man who shot the video himself: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qp3Wi6KQgdGqeZo Thanks for watching. Stay tuned as I've been made aware of way more footage since uploading this, so a revised edition of this video will be made in the coming months.

[@MrGittz]

@@themegamoviemaniac3668 Oh man. That’ll earn you a sub from me. I eagerly await that.

[@emanuhelgalassi1738]

“Don’t sympathize with Shelley”

[@Orgotheonemancult]

This compilation neglects 1947's "Dreams that Money Can Buy" in which Kubrick supposedly appears as an extra. I say 'supposedly' because I'm actually not sure if it is him in that film. There is a resemblance, but a shaky one. Either way, that's another alleged appearance (according to Kubrick's assistant, Anthony Frewin) not seen here.

[@damiencallaghan9389]

16,23 i thought she was was going to kill him with that knife

[@gardensofthegods]

She claims he gave her a nervous breakdown.... you do get the impression he did not really like working with her

[@seraphimboys3699]

I’m sure she wanted to :P

[@minenotyours212]

I wonder if Stanley would sympathize with Shelly now that she thinks Robin Williams is still alive and a shape shifter

[@JoaoVictor-me6fq]

The silent momments are so powerfull.

[@messiah7344]

Bearded Kubrick was a different monster.

[@DaisukeBeppu]

Subscribed 👍

[@themegamoviemaniac3668]

Daisuke Beppu Thank you so much it means a lot to me that you have, as you were the main inspiration to me making videos on KZbin. :)

[@DaisukeBeppu]

Not at all my friend! It’s the very least I can do after all the great support you have given me and my channel! Best of luck my friend 😃

[@tafsiyahrohanah4826]

Wibu

[@icarustanovic3097]

10:30 James Mason.

[@sarahbeardsley]

he's so adorable I'm throwing up

[@jon2508]

My idol forever. He was a philosopher, more than he was a filmmaker. One of the greats, and maybe Christopher Nolan can compete, but god damn son; we need somebody greater than Kubrick and that’s all we should accept.

[@karangupta1825]

Wait, nOlAn can compete with Kubrick. Are you high on drugs or something!?!???

[@bloggaloggs]

3:33 Homicide theme!

[@erickarobbins4397]

what about dr strangelove footage with stanley kubrick George c Scott

[@themegamoviemaniac3668]

I have never seen this footage. Could you please link it if possible, thanks. :)

[@erickarobbins4397]

Yeah Np I'll try my best to find it 😀👍🏻

[@themegamoviemaniac3668]

@@erickarobbins4397 Thanks and good luck.

[@erickarobbins4397]

No Problem man your welcome

[@themegamoviemaniac3668]

@@erickarobbins4397 Hey, I'm putting together a revised edition of this video since I've become aware of so much more footage thankfully. Do you know if this was in a behind the scenes documentary or a documentary on Strangelove. Or did you see this on KZbin or elsewhere? Thanks. :)

[@ianthor22]

I don't think it contains a shot where Kubrick is playing chess with himself -moving both white and black pieces.

[@themegamoviemaniac3668]

I have never seen such footage. Could you please link it, thanks. :)

[@ianthor22]

@@themegamoviemaniac3668 I think it's in a 2hour documentary about Kubrick' life and films -year about mid 2000s... The scene takes place during a shooting -most probably of Barry Lyndon or The Shining. Kubrick is standing, people (of the crew) are standing around him and watch, the chess pool is on a little table, perchaps the "opponent" is sitting on a chair opposite Kubrick and Kubrick probably shows a classic opening by moving both white and black pieces....

[@themegamoviemaniac3668]

@@ianthor22 This is really helpful, thank you! I've got all the Kubrick documentaries so I will go through them soon. It's most likely 'Stanley Kubrick: A Life in Pictures' from 2001 that best matches your description. A revised edition of this video will be coming soon with at least 10 minutes of additional footage I have since become aware of. Thanks so much again! :)

[@ianthor22]

@@themegamoviemaniac3668 You're welcome. I hope my infos are accurate, because memory is a strange thing, you know. Chances are that the scene could be from Metal Jacket... Not from Orange, not from EWS.. that's for sure. I wish I remembered which of the several documentaries about Kubrick is the one, but i don't...

[@themegamoviemaniac3668]

@@ianthor22 Thanks. Yeah no worries, memory is a strange thing. Thanks for the additional info too. I'll be going through all the Kubrick docs again anyway so I'm sure I'll come across it.

[@josephchristenson9794]

Is it just me, or does Kubrick's voice kind of sound like jeff goldblum?

[@LuisAngel-mu4zv]

Lol i cant unhear it know haha

[@steveweatherly1976]

Another cigarette smoker who died relatively young, from a heart attack.

[@sarahbeardsley]

good evening 😐 I'm sorry I'm not able to be with you tonight 😐 to receive this great honor 😐

[@mjaada]

His cameo in Eyes Wide Shut?

[@travismclaurin9419]

He sounds like a little kid. Looking more like a Jewish Rabbi. Miss you, Stanley.

[@ptalove]

00:15

[@peguzi1]

obviously not all video footage of Kubrick tho come on..

[@themegamoviemaniac3668]

Yes you are indeed correct. Since making this I have become aware of at least 5-7 mins of additional footage out there.

[@virvisquevir3320]

4:58 - They thought we'd get long-distant manned space flights in this century and all we got is Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer.

[@johnfitzpatrick3094]

No, we got Trump.

[@unputer]

Wrong century, but keep trying. Being funny is hard.

[@akkurtselcuk]

Human life is like running water.

[@griek1]

Great compilation. As I uploaded the 2001 Premiere footage (kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJWueaivnc2sq68), I was wondering why you left out the (interesting) audio of the interview?

[@themegamoviemaniac3668]

It was not an intentional decision, my crappy editing software cut out the audio for some reason when exporting. Thanks for watching and pointing that out. :)

[@maximilliandirnfeld2442]

dont sympathize with shelly haha

[@gardensofthegods]

He didn't seem to like working with her , did he ? .. she claimed he gave her nervous breakdown

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

"Hunks of hair" and it's like two hairs, lol

[@Sebastianmelmothuk]

The funny Thingh about Hollywood is that all the Greatest Movies and Directors were, are and will be British.

[@davekeyser2530]

Stanley Kubrick was American.

[@unputer]

That's neither funny nor correct.

[@aidanmercer9422]

First there’s Jesus Then there’s God And at the very top, The man himself. R.I.P Stanley Kubrick 1928-1999