It could have been titled: “Dr. Strangelove’s Secret Uses of Uranus”
This copy of from Stanley Kubrick’s notebook shows some alternative titles for the Cold War black comedy. via Lists of Note Read More
This copy of from Stanley Kubrick’s notebook shows some alternative titles for the Cold War black comedy. via Lists of Note Read More
A behind-the-scenes documentary about the making of one of the classics of modern cinema. Including interviews with many members of the cast and crew of this story about the scramble by the heads of state to head off a rogue general’s attempt to launch a nuclear war, this film gives fans a wealth of new Read MoreRead More
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In the mid 60s, Peter Sellers recorded The Beatles’ “She Loves You” in the voice of Dr. Strangelove along with other voices. The recordings were all released after his death in the early 80s and the albums are no longer in circulation.Read More
Stanley Kubrick was devoted to images, telling his stories as visually as possible. His images have an arresting power that few if any directors can match. Read More
Leon Vitali served as Stanley Kubrick’s casting director, costume director, and personal assistant from his work on Barry Lyndon until his death. He is currently overseeing the Blu-ray box collection of many of Kubrick’s finest works and he sat down for an interview, answering the question why Kubrick doesn’t include outtakes in his DVDs.Read More
Filmed for the V&A, a profile of the veteran Art Director Ken Adam, the man who invented the War Room as we know it and created the original Bond aesthetic. A fascinating, inspiring man, who’s lived a rich and varied life.Read More
During the era of “Dr. Strangelove” it was common practice for studios to film mock interviews with the stars of up coming films as a promotional tool. In many cases the stars would answer scripted questions that would be shown on split screen. The questions would then be filmed by a local interviewer and inserted Read MoreRead More
It seems in many of todays films they don’t have the courage to leave anything to the imagination. Given the chance the audience can always come up with something in their mind that will be better than anything you can put on the screen. Some the best death scenes may just be implied, or a Read MoreRead More