Stanley Kubrick: Une vie en images

Original title: Stanley Kubrick: A Life in Pictures

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The career and life of Stanley Kubrick is explored through pictures, clips from his films, his old home movies, comments from his colleagues and a narration by Tom Cruise.The career and life of Stanley Kubrick is explored through pictures, clips from his films, his old home movies, comments from his colleagues and a narration by Tom Cruise.The career and life of Stanley Kubrick is explored through pictures, clips from his films, his old home movies, comments from his colleagues and a narration by Tom Cruise.

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- Jan Harlan
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8.0/10

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Director
- Jan Harlan
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Awards
- 2 wins & 2 nominations total

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Katharina Kubrick

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(as Katharina Kubrick-Hobbs)

Malcolm McDowell

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Stanley Kubrick

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(archive footage)

Barbara Kroner

Self - Stanley Kubrick's sister

Steven Marcus

Self - professor, Stanley Kubrick's schoolfriend

Alexander Singer

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(as Alex Singer)

Paul Mazursky

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Irene Kane

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(as Chris Chase)

Sybil Taylor

Self - Schoolfriend

James B. Harris

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Marie Windsor

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Richard Schickel

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Christiane Kubrick

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Peter Ustinov

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(as Sir Peter Ustinov)

Louis Blau

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(as Louis C. Blau)

Anthony Frewin

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Alex Cox

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Woody Allen

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Quotes
Jack Nicholson: Everyone pretty much acknowledges that he's the man, and I still feel that underrates him.

Alternate versions
When this was shown in the UK, it was split into three parts and shown over 3 seperate nights. The first part focused on all of Kubrick's works up to and including 'Dr. Strangelove (1963)', BBC2 (the channel it was being shown on) then screened 'The Day Of The Fight (1951)'. The second part was shown the following night, which showed his works from '2001: A Space Oddysey (1968)' up to and including 'Barry Lyndon (1975)'. BBC2 then screened 'The Flying Padre (1951)' and finally aired the third and final installment, including all of his works throughout the 80s and 90s, on the third night.

Connections
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: What's the Worst That Could Happen?/Pearl Harbor/The Anniversary Party/Stanley Kubrick: A Life in Pictures (2001)

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9/10

Great tribute to a great director

I saw this film April 26th at Roger Ebert's Overlooked Film Festival in Champaign, Illinois. I found it to be a thorough and captivating overview of the life of a brilliant director. There is much in this documentary that is new, as many of the interviews were conducted following Kubrick's death in 1999.

While this documentary does present a fairly glowing portrayal of Kubrick, there is the occasional comment regarding his darker side (which, frankly, was not really all that dark). This film basically serves as a tribute to Kubrick from his family and friends. And what's wrong with that?

If you want to know something about this irreplaceable film maker, this is the documentary to watch.