The Stanley Kubrick Archive Oral History Project: Finding and Developing the Story

[@1.FutureBoy]

I wish this had been 2 hours long!

[@andrewfritch2250]

I really enjoyed this!

[@samcostello2861]

I read Eric Brighteyes. Wow! What a book! The whole reason I was interested in it was because I'd heard that Stanley Kubrick had wanted to turn it into a film. By the time I was done, I said to myself, "Forget Stanley Kubrick. I'd just love to see any movie based on this." Criminally underrated.

[@peteriuliano5846]

If STANLEY Had Gone After Making A NAPOLEAN Picture, Would He Reference Anything Of ABEL GANCE'S Work? And What Would The Main Point Of The Film Be About -- What Would NAPOLEAN Be Like? Would The AUDIENCE Be Really Into This Leader Of Armies?

[@winterwackoreborn3864]

It is to bad that no one ever showed him "Neon Genesis Evangelion" he would have loved watching & maybe doing a movie of it.

[@Cheyne_TetraMFG]

One can only imagine what would've been had Kubrick seen or been interested in any animé, I feel like A.I. would've been completely different.

[@winterwackoreborn3864]

Cheyne_Tetra MFG Well he was a fan of Astroboy. He originally wanted Osama Tezuka to do concept art for 2001.

[@Cheyne_TetraMFG]

Winterwacko Reborn Had no idea!

[@transvestosaurus878]

It is to bad that no one ever showed him "Peppa Pig" he would have loved watching & maybe doing a movie of it.

[@watermelonlalala]

Most people don't take years to make a movie. Hollywood could crank them out in a matter of weeks, if they wanted.

[@thepowerstation2702]

Sorry I don't love Marvel and DC films, 😴!

[@jcf20010]

You're not alone.

[@watermelonlalala]

I don't think Kubrick is known for good characterization.