S.K.said to me, not long after Hitler's recent birthday, that A.H. had been "right about almost everything", a remark which, seen in the most genial available light, contains all the elements of outrageous, challenged and horror which are largely to be found in his movies.
Kubrick shied away from making his movie after the success of Schindler's List
His friend Isaac Bashevis Singer knew nothing of the holocaust, despite living through the era in a Jewish community.
"Aryan papers", implies this project was to be drawn from the perspective of German documentation on the war.
It's strange that he would not make this movie, if it's view ran parallel to that of Steven Spielberg's.
What does this sentence actually mean; "Kubrick's work on Aryan Papers eventually ceased in 1995, as the director was influenced by the 1993 release of Spielberg's Holocaust-themed film Schindler's List."?
S.K.said to me, not long after Hitler's recent birthday, that A.H. had been "right about almost everything", a remark which, seen in the most genial available light, contains all the elements of outrageous, challenged and horror which are largely to be found in his movies.
No, idiot. I just checked the page he gave and didn't find it there - what else to think? I'm skeptical about random quotes to begin with. I stand corrected.
Wong page, 149
Page 149
Aha, yes. Different printings, and all that. Thanks.
Whats the strange thing you're referring to with your post; that Kub dropped the film because how depressing it was, couldn't portray it accurately?
Kubrick shied away from making his movie after the success of Schindler's List
His friend Isaac Bashevis Singer knew nothing of the holocaust, despite living through the era in a Jewish community.
"Aryan papers", implies this project was to be drawn from the perspective of German documentation on the war.
It's strange that he would not make this movie, if it's view ran parallel to that of Steven Spielberg's.
What does this sentence actually mean; "Kubrick's work on Aryan Papers eventually ceased in 1995, as the director was influenced by the 1993 release of Spielberg's Holocaust-themed film Schindler's List."?
You want u/Questionable for that.
Are you referring to a script or a book? I don't see the quote in the stanley kubrick script
No, his memoirs: https://archive.org/details/eyeswideopenmemo0000raph/page/156/mode/2up
It's not there either - the quote is fake and gay. Always check your sources guys.
Are you Jewish?
Page 149
No, idiot. I just checked the page he gave and didn't find it there - what else to think? I'm skeptical about random quotes to begin with. I stand corrected.
Ok, just to be clear: You're saying the quote isn't valid?
Yes, I checked the book. There's nothing about Hitler in those pages.
Eyes Wide Open is a book about him, published without relation to the film.