Stanley Kubrick rare interview!
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- The most difficult thing about directing a film is getting out of the car... but when you finally get it right, there are not many joys in life that can equal the feeling. - Stanley Kubrick ♥️
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“Either you care, or you don't. There's no in-between. And if you care, then go all of the way.”
- Stanley Kubrick
You can't fake passion.
Do or do not, there is no try - Master yoda
I don't agree with this one man. There are many who care a certain %. In between the 0 and 100. Half-care.
That sounds like something Bukowski said
@@themoreyouknowfools4974 CUZ BUKOWSKI DID LOL
This was the 79th take
That was good.
79th? I heard it was the 143rd take
No it’s the 200th
Interview? This is from his Griffith Award acceptance speech while filming Eyes Wide Shut
Correct. He taped his speech at his home in England. According to his wife, he rehearsed and rehearsed it - because he wanted to look good in one of his rare public appearances. She also said that when he saw the speech the night it was shown, he was absolutely mortified at how flat, stiff, and inept his presentation was. 😬
@Austin Downing Yes. It was.
@@TheStockwell no it wasnt
@@e.t9058 yes it was
@@majorggg4801 proof?
The emotional range he is capable of... Breathtaking.
How eloquent and profound he was. A true artist. Rest in peace
I hated “Eyes Wide Shut” when I first saw it. Now I think it’s his best film. Probably the best director ever.
glad you came back to your senses lol
Eyes wide shut is top 5 of all time
I think it's underrated by those who hate it and (often) overrated by those who love it. Not because it's a bad film, It's a wonderful film with a great story, but it's getting tiresome to hear people name it as his best because they're hooked on that "everything's conspiracy" mindrut or thinking there's an endless subtext in Kubrick's film. Some month ago some dude said to me it was his favorite film because it exposes the Hollywood jewish elite or some crap like that. I wager there are worse cases, as demonstrated in the documentary "room 237" about the Shining.
Barry Lyndon is obviously his best work.
@@blurgle9185you spelled Paths of Glory wrong
The classic Kubrick cycle. Happens with so many of his films, especially 2001.
'Movie directing is the greatest train set a grown man can ever have' Orson Welles
It would be so cool to have had the chance to ask him many more questions. The immortal potential of art allows us in, but only on his terms. Wonderful artist.
From what I've read about Kubrick, he was never one to engage in conversations with people who wanted to know what he thought or how he worked. When he wanted to know what you thought, or how you would do something, he'd talk your head off. Apparently, this is the kind of relationship he had with Spielberg. He loved his work and would call him at all hours of the day and night to talk about things.
Kubrick was a director far ahead of his time. How we can agree . Because all his films were underated in that time Even razzies nominee and winner. Now Many that dislike hated his films now has a different opinion and perspective. This man "he is The man" in words of Jack Nicholson. Barry Lyndon The most ignored film is a huge piece of art
It will be hard to equal his cinematic artistry ever. As a former photographer, he knew exactly how to frame his shots and pose them. He was a meticulous genius.
You are awesome man, Kubrick.
This is not an interview nor is it rare.
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Who cares, it is BORING like his and Spielberg's films😂🤣
@@EasternRomeOrthodoxy Spielberg movies are not boring, they are entertaining
@@romanrevenge58 R u kidding? Entertaining for 5 year olds maybe lol
First time saw him on video also first time listened his voice, thanks for sharing 😊
This man was by far the greatest, eccentric, genius Director that ever lived. Hands down
did you notice how he adjusted his glasses right when he mentions War and Peace?
it like he is trying to tell us something from beyond the grave.
Mutatis mutandis, something like the Howard Hughes of 7th Art…
@@isheetfromaswhole3657 There's a documentary about The Shining called "Room 237" and its about people like you.
Well you got it right everytime brother.Love your catalogue it's full of mystique mystery and moments r.i.p legend
I miss this man so much
I love him 🙏🏻🤗
I ALWAYS assumed this man had a super thick accent. I've only ever seen pictures and i just assumed he had a eastern block accent lol.
Maybe he did😂 but he toned it down when he moved to England in 61
He was from the Bronx in NYC
It's sad cos I know exactly that feeling that he's talking about.
And now that I've accepted I won't acquire that feeling anymore, it's depressing.
That Is Very! To Make A Movie Is A Wonderful Feeling!!! True I Challenge Anyone To Go Direct A Film! Complete It, Show It And Let The Audience Eat It Up. That's A Hell Of A Feeling!!!
Can’t imagine how much joy he got after filming that scene in the shining almost 200 times
which scene
@@Plan-ETs every one of the scenes
@@Plan-ETs every scene with Shelley Duval in it
A Bronx accent sometimes sounds like this, with intelligence and insight.
More often, however, there is Ook Ook and grunt grunt.
Ook ook
Aye! Yo!
I'm from the big booty Bronx and this is very true
Kubrick has influenced over Spielberg and especially, Nolan who based on 2001 a Space oddisey to make the movie INTERSTELLAR.
Jesus, imagine inspiring Nolan shite.
Nolan did not seem very inspired by 2001, actually...
@@robbedontuesdaywithout Kubrick, George Lucas wouldn't have made Star Wars saga.
@@sebastianalegria3401 well that explains why Spielberg was with Kubrick, not the other way round.
LOL I love that people think that this is AI. This is the real man. He is reading off a teleprompter
he really is a legend, I did enjoy most of his films, might have to rewatch some soon
Profoundly beautiful, thank you ❤️
Profoundly pathetic. Kubrick and Spielberg are 2 of the most pretentious and boring directors in history, although the 1st place goes to David Lynch 😅😂🤣🤣
Powerful words
I think this video is from his acceptance speech of the D.W. Griffith award, which he filmed to be shown in the ceremony.
I'm waiting for him to say, "Bueller? Bueller?"
I would say, in my limited experience, the hardest thing to do is not to snap at people or blow up and say what you’re really feeling inside when they’re doing a bad job, derailing the movie, etc. I found that I wished I could fire people but I couldn’t because I didn’t have anyone to replace them in enough time. You really find out who someone is in production and post production. They’re either lazy or self serving or just not interested in doing a good job or they’re just talentless. In making my first short which was very involved, I found a couple, one really, that went above and beyond and kept a good attitude the whole time. When you find people like that you have to let them know how much you appreciate them and try to keep them around as long as you can.
Filmmaking is like a narcissist magnet. You gotta get good at filtering them out before it’s too late, which is nearly impossible.
The man
Enjoyed his moon landing films
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There are not many joys in life that can equal the feeling *dead eyes*
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“rare video of stanley kubrick reading something”
I feel like I still don’t know what the hardest part of directing is
From my own experience, it's the quality control - something Kubrick mastered, and which the Coen brothers manage exceedingly well, too. The problem is, there is never enough time or mental bandwidth. You're usually sleep deprived and just trying to get the goddamned shot before you run out of time. There are several strategies to minimize this (excessive planning and storyboarding, pre-viz...), but in the end you just can't control everything. It's that knowledge, and the inevitable feelings of inadequacy that it engenders, that make it hard to get out of the car in the morning and face a couple of dozen people looking to you for answers.
Kubrick's technique (concentrate fully on one thing at a time and do it as often as needed to get it right) is something only he seems to have managed to consistently provide himself. A combination of ruthless negotiation, bravado, willpower, and some luck in getting Warner Bros execs to see his value. We shall never see his like again.
Just imagine how hard is it to create anything good. If most people would try to make a movie it would look like a porn intro lol
He was such a wise old sage, wasn't he? Not bad for a boy from The Bronx.
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thats deep
This has a very "My name is Walter Hartwell White.." energy for some reason
Il avait une belle voix
It’s great that him and Spielberg were friends or whatever but in no way are they contemporaries.
Kubrick respects Spielberg. Wtf am I not to.
Well Stanley, you had a good run. Thanks for the great movies. Reincarnate yourself and make some more. Sayonara.
This has got to be AI
Funny how camera shy he appears
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Nice job on NASA landing on the moon. 😅
Gendo ikari. The hardest part of directing nerv is making that boy get in the robot
Stanely is a trickster! He wants to make us think we went to the moon to then make us think we didnt bc if we thought we did then we probably would wanna go again.
SO GENIUS 👏👏👏..
Its like...
"I SWEAR"..."SIKE"
"No for real"...."SIKE"
"NO NO FOR REAL I WOULDN'T LIE TO YOU GUYS, I LOVE YOU"...."SIKE BITCHES"
It’s not an interview, it’s his D.W. Griffith award acceptance speech.
He doesn’t exactly seem very joyful☠️😂
i always thought stanley would have an accent
He does. It’s slight.
He does - a zombie accent😅😂😂
now that you know he doesn't, what do you think?
@@isheetfromaswhole3657 we think: who tf cares about that boring old man's accent 😅😆
He does. He has an American accent. Everyone has an accent of some sort…
I guess depression is never getting out of your house.
Dare to suck , dare to lose…
I’m sure that feeling is only reserved for good directors ha ha ha
I don’t think this was for an interview…was it part of his dga award shortly before his death? He was my favorite director though and his stigma has only grown over the years
Yes, it is his taped acceptance speech because he wasn’t going to be attending the ceremony.
He looks like a hostage forced to recite a prepared statement at gunpoint!
To care or not to care that is the question.
"getting out of the car" 🤔 What's the meaning of this?
How I feel about Architecture lol
barry lyndon \m/
I guess he never got rid of that NYC accent.
what accent?
Me a native New Yorker: He has an accent?
@@professional.commentator Everyone has an accent
@@isheetfromaswhole3657 A New York American accent. Everyone has an accent
I didn’t know he could talk?
I think the hardest part is editing
His favourite part of film making
Where have i heard this before?
What is "getting out of the car" stand for ?
It's about the sheer drudgery of having to get out of bed, have breakfast, put on clothes, get in a car, and show up on the set. What Kubrick is getting at is how creating films is a craft, but also unglamorous work at times.
Getting outta your comfort zone.. just starting with something
@@TheStockwell Wrong. It's not about it being tedious, it's about overcoming the fear...
Isn’t it the bumper car at the amusement park?
My worries are just about keeping the car going...
I would rather be, directing the film though
Destroying actors mentally and emotionally should NOT be idolized.
Outstanding director not so as a person.
Ai
Why does this look like AI
because you've watched too much AI
He said a whole lot of nothin
Dudes got serial killer face and eyes. No wonder he made such creepy movies
Isn't the movement of the mouth a bit weird? Are we sure this is a real footage? Doesn't look quite right to me
Cannot figure out what Kubrick was doing with Spielberg... Worlds apart.
Yea. But they were close personnel friends and both obsessed with the Holocaust. And Spielberg's best work (Duel and Jaws) were worlds apart from the rest of his catalog. Much closer in tone and mentality to Kubrick.
@@trstbtvrify feels so awkward though...
@@robbedontuesday Agree 100%.
@@robbedontuesdayIt was Kubrick who asked Spielberg to direct AI.
@@tronam yet, I don't get it.
This gotta be AI
i dont get it. Getting out of the car? I feel dumb!
Seems like he needs an eyes wide shut nap
I cant imagine Kubrick talking seriously to steven speilberg. Like a Michelin chef talking to the fry cook at mcdonalds.
Spielberg is a fantastic director who was great friends with Kubrick.
The most difficult and challenging thing about a film is not having to see it before you made it.
I don't see why people are concerned about AI and deep fakes. Literally, only an extremely dumb person could be confused.
Looks like Ai
What he mean getting out of the car?
AI getting weird.
I know it isn't, but the video looks ai generated lmao
This is obviously AI-generated
No it isn’t. This is the acceptance video he made for the DW Griffith award.
i first saw this like ten years ago and it was old then
this looks so deepfaked😂
barry lyndon is the brst movie ever
I wonder what happened to him.
“Reminds me of…” is only a shittier version of “remember when” which is the lowest form of conversation
I really thought that this is an AI edit of Stanley Kubrick speech 😓😥😰😣😵💫
This isn’t rare... only that he use metaphors
Why do these producers and directors always give psycho vibes? It's so weird
You have to be crazy to think you can direct a movie. So many things can hinder you from getting it right. The studio the weather the actors so much BS. I’m surprised any movie gets made.
A.I. generated.
Dead ☠️ internet 🛜 theory 🧐
It’s his 1997 acceptance speech when he was given the Director’s Guild lifetime achievement award.
WHAT THE HELL TALKING ABOUT...
Y’all: Duuuuuuuuh
Yes, he is a zombie who makes the most pretentious and boring films lol
@@EasternRomeOrthodoxy I'm sure someone with the IQ to upload that selfie would think Kubrick's films are pretenious and boring.
@@blurgle9185 What's the matter faceless bot? Jealous of my beauty??😅Maybe it's because you Americans are so faт and цgly that you have to stay faceless bots who never seen a real movie in their lives lol. Here is your profile, pretentious film student🤣👉🤓
AI
This strangely feels like AI generated footage... Weird
maybe everything was ai generated way before they told us about ai
This is far from rare! And taken out of context completely.
And it’s not an interview.
This is AI right?
That dude has dead eyes.