Stanley Kubrick: Interviews [matthewhunt.com]

Kubrick On Kubrick

It has often been suggested that Kubrick was a recluse, and there is indeed some truth in this description of him. Like other famous recluses (such as Greta Garbo, Thomas Pynchon, and JD Salinger), Kubrick avoided public appearances and photographers, and spent most of his time at home. However, Kubrick was certainly not an isolated, eccentric megalomaniac (such as Howard Hughes or Michael Jackson), despite persistent rumours to the contrary.

This, the first truly comprehensive list of Kubrick's interviews, demonstrates the surprising frequency with which he actually spoke to journalists. Kubrick also published some of his screenplays, issued press-releases, and wrote several published articles and letters; these activities are all listed here. (Kubrick: The Last Interview, by Adrian Rigelsford and Kim Meffen (TV Times, 4/9/1999), is not included, as it is now known to be a hoax.) The list has been revised and expanded in collaboration with Filippo Ulivieri.

Newsweek

Kubrick's Interviews And Writings

Interviews With Kubrick

Snap Hundreds, Says 'Boy Genius' (1946)
[Arthur Juntunen, Detroit Free Press]
Camera Quiz Kid... Stan Kubrick (10/1948)
[Mildred Stagg, The Camera]
Young Man With Ideas And A Camera (14/1/1951)
[Thomas M Pryor, The New York Times]
(1952)
By Way Of Report (29/6/1952)
[AH Weiler, The New York Times]
Kubrick Another Boy Film Producer (27/3/1953)
[Irene Thirer, New York Post]
Sultry New Siren And New All-Around Movie Wizard Spark 'Fear And Desire' (8/4/1953)
[People Today]
Of Pictures And People: New Drama, 'Kiss Me, Kill Me,' Filmed Here In Its Entirety (23/5/1954)
[AH Weiler, The New York Times]
(1957)
[Gilles Jacob]
(1957)
[Alexander Walker]
Pfeift Auf Hubsche Madchen (1957)
[Filmblatter]
Bonjour M. Kubrick (7/1957)
[Raymond Haine, Cahiers Du Cinema #13.73]
Twenty-Nine And Running: The Director With Hollywood By The Horns... Dissects The Movies (2/12/1957)
[Simon Bourgin, Newsweek #50.23]
Conversation With Stanley Kubrick (Spring 1958)
[Jay Varela, El Playano]
'Lolita' Bought By Screen Team (13/9/1958)
[Oscar Godbout, The New York Times]
Very Funny Relationship (29/9/1958)
[Time #72.13]
Film Fan To Film-Maker (12/10/1958)
[Joanne Stang, The New York Times, Magazine]
The Changing Face Of Hollywood (12/1958)
[Joseph Laitin, CBS]
Hollywood 'Rome' (22/3/1959)
[Thomas M Pryor, The New York Times]
The Hollywood War Of Independence (Spring 1959)
[Colin Young, Film Quarterly #12.3]
No Art And No Box Office (7/1959)
[Dwight MacDonald, Encounter #13.1]
California Movie Morals: Hollywood Bypasses The Production Code (29/9/1959)
[Jack Hamilton, Look #23.20
(21/10/1959)
[Pueblo]
Kubrick Unshattered By $12 Million Epic (1960)
[Alton Cook, New York World Telegram]
(1960)
[Bob Thomas, Associated Press]
Stan Kubrick's Mettle Tested By 'Spartacus' (21/9/1960)
[Dick Williams, The Mirror]
The Artist Speaks For Himself: Stanley Kubrick (1960)
[Robert Emmett Ginna, The Odyssey Begins, Entertainment Weekly #480 (9/4/1999) | Robert Emmett Ginna, A Film Odyssey, The Guardian, Friday Review (16/7/1999)]
Teenager Will Play 'Lolita': She's Sue Lyon Of TV Show (27/9/1960)
[Louella O Parsons, Los Angeles Examiner]
Schoolgirl Gets Lead In 'Lolita' (28/9/1960)
[Eugene Archer, The New York Times]
$12 Million Risk Taken By Douglas (29/9/1960)
[Philip K Scheuer, Los Angeles Times]
Hailed In Farewell: 'Spartacus' Gets Praise Of Pleased Director (2/10/1960)
[Eugene Archer, The New York Times]
Nymphet Found (10/10/1960)
[Time #76.15]
Stanley Kubrick... Thirty-Two-Year-Old Director Of A $12,000,000 Movie (22/11/1960)
[Look #24.24]
Mr Disney And Mr Kubrick (12/1960)
[The Insider's Newsletter]
Interview With Kubrick (12/1960)
[Charles Reynolds, Popular Photography #47.6]
Love Before Breakfast... (2/12/1960)
[Cecil Wilson, Daily Mail]
A Money Matter (4/12/1960)
[Dilys Powell, The Sunday Times]
Oriental Invasion On - But Peacefully: 'Lolita' - A Report From London (13/12/1960)
[Philip K Scheuer, Los Angeles Times]
'Ban Lolita' Rumpus Before Film Is Shown (1961)
[Daily Express]
'Ban This Dangerous Film Lolita' (13/5/1961)
[Robert Hill, Daily Sketch]
Vine St Looms As New Theater Row (9/1/1962)
[Dick Williams, Los Angeles Times]
MGM To Release 'Lolita' In Spring (14/2/1962)
[Eugene Archer, The New York Times]
The East: Kubrick's And Sellers' New Film (6/5/1962)
[AH Weiler, The New York Times]
How To Make A Film That Can't Be Made (25/5/1962)
[Peter Bunzel, Life #52.21]
Meet Sue: Here's Our Lolita (6/1962)
[Rose Pelswick, New York Journal-American]
(3/6/1960)
[Milwaukee Journal]
Sue 'Lolita' Lyon A Well Kept Secret (6/6/1962)
[Daily Mirror]
Really The Real Lolita? (10/6/1962)
[Joe Morgenstern, The Sunday New York Herald Tribune]
'Lolita' On Screen... For Adults Only (10/6/1962)
[Kate Cameron, Sunday News]
La Fuga Di Lolita (17/6/1962)
[Mauro Calamandrei, L'Espresso]
Kubrick Escaped Interference By Taking 'Lolita' To England (24/6/1962)
[San Francisco Chronicle]
An Interview With Stanley Kubrick Director Of Lolita (7/1962)
[Terry Southern, terrysouthern.com (1999) | Terry Southern, An Interview With Stanley Kubrick, The Stanley Kubrick Archives (2005)]
Nymphets, Naivete, And A New Star (1/7/1962)
[Don Wegars, San Francisco Examiner]
'Lolita' Held Production Of Artistry (3/7/1962)
[Buffalo Courier-Express]
(13/7/1962)
[New York World Telegram And Sun]
Controversial Film 'Lolita' Stars Unspoiled 16-Year-Old (15/7/1962)
[Edith Lindeman, Richmond Times-Dispatch]
Sue Lyon: Star Of The Year's Most Controversial Movie - Lolita (17/7/1962)
[Jack Hamilton, Look #26.15
(1963)
[David Lewin, Daily Express]
Stanley Kubrick's Point Of View (26/2/1963)
[Jack Piler, Variety]
Coming: The End Of The World (4/3/1963)
[Newsweek #61.9]
Kubrick's Sellers Takes Four Parts (7/3/1963)
[Philip K Scheuer, Los Angeles Times]
Everybody Blows Up! (8/4/1963)
[Life International]
Stanley Kubrick And Dr Strangelove (13/3/1963)
[Elaine Dundy, Queen]
'Nerve Center' For A Nuclear Nightmare (21/4/1963)
[Leon Minoff, The New York Times]
Kubrick Ci Parla Del Suo Film Su Un Generale Demente Che Scatena La Guerra Atomica (29/4/1963)
[Giorgio Fanti, Paese Sera]
Kubrick Explains 'Movie Of Absurd' (2/5/1963)
[Philip K Scheuer, Los Angeles Times]
A Bombastic Bit Of Irony Is Ready To Be Let Loose (9/6/1963)
[Flora Lewis, The Washington Post]
Atomic Bomb Spoofed - Grin And Bear It (16/6/1963)
[Gerard Fay, Los Angeles Times]
The Ubiquitous, Multifarious Sellers (23/6/1963)
[Flora Lewis, The New York Times]
Anthony Quinn Having Ball In Paris (23/8/1963)
[Dorothy Kilgallen, The Washington Post]
The Bomb And Stanley Kubrick (11/1963)
Do They Hit The Target? (20/12/1963)
[Tom Prideaux, Life #55.25]
The Directors: The New Creators And Rulers Of The Movie Realms Reveal The Skills And Egos That Go Into Their Art (20/12/1963)
[Robert Coughlan, Life #55.25]
[Lyn Tornabene, Cosmopolitan]
(1964)
[Joseph Heller, A Conversation, The Stanley Kubrick Archives (2005)]
How To Learn To Love World Destruction (26/1/1964)
[Eugene Archer, The New York Times]
The Astonishing Stanley Kubrick (2/1964)
[Peter Lyon, Holiday #35.2]
Direct Hit (3/2/1964)
[Newsweek #63.5]
What Makes Kubrick Laugh? It's The Bomb (9/2/1964)
[Don Alpert, Los Angeles Times]
The Strange Case Of Dr Strangelove (13/3/1964)
[Loudon Wainwright, Life #56.11]
Director Says Movie Industry 'Must' Use More Negroes (19/3/1964)
[Allan Morrison, Jet #25.22]
Hollywood Dissepolta (19/4/1964)
[Augusto Marcelli, L'Europeo]
Ten Questions To Nine Directors: Stanley Kubrick (Spring 1964)
[Sight And Sound #33.2]
How Mr Kubrick Learned To Stop Worrying (11/12/1964)
[Alexander Walker, Evening Standard]
(1965)
[Herald Tribune]
(1965)
[The Sunday Times, Magazine]
'Strangelove' First Planned As Serious Film (21/1/1965)
[Los Angeles Times]
Beyond The Blue Horizon (21/2/1965)
[AH Weiler, The New York Times]
Beyond The Stars (24/4/1965)
[Jeremy Bernstein, The New Yorker #41]
Sex And Dr Strangelove (Summer 1965)
[F Anthony Macklin, Film Comment #3.3]
Space Film By Kubrick Will Break Image Of Madmen And Monsters (24/10/1965)
[Robert Musel, The Detroit News]
Somebody Up There Likes Me, I Hope (11/1965)
[Philip Oakes]
Happiness Is A Film-Maker In London (25/12/1965)
[Hollis Alpert, Saturday Review]
Is It Strangelove? Is It Buck Rogers? Is It The Future? Offbeat Director In Outer Space (16/1/1966)
[Hollis Alpert, The New York Times, Magazine]
2001: An Informal Diary Of An Infernal Machine (7/1966)
[Clancy Sigal, Town]
Kubrick, Farther Out (12/9/1966)
[Henry T Simmons, Newsweek #58.11]
How About A Little Game? (12/11/1966)
[Jeremy Bernstein, The New Yorker #42]
(27/11/1966)
[Jeremy Bernstein, Interview With Stanley Kubrick, The Stanley Kubrick Archives (2005)]
L'Odissea Del 2001 (1968)
[Lietta Tornabuoni, L'Europeo]
Ulysses In Space (1968)
[Alan Brien, The Sunday Times]
Sight And Sound (3/1968)
[Lenore Hershey, McCall's]
Picture Of A Girl On Her Way To The Moon Thirty-Three Years From Now (12/3/1965)
[Alexander Walker, Evening Standard]
(1/4/1968)
[Loew's Capitol, New York]
The Territorial Imperative Of Stanley Kubrick (Spring 1968)
[Books]
Judgement Day For The Wizard Of AD 2001 (1/4/1968)
[Victor Davis, Daily Mail]
Kubrick Trims '2001' By 19 Mins, Adds Titles To Frame Sequences; Chi., Houston Hub Reviews Good (4/1968)
[Variety]
Kubrick's Sure '2001' To Click (10/4/1968)
[Variety]
In 2001, Will Love Be A Seven-Letter Word? (14/4/1968)
[William Kloman, The New York Times, Section Two]
Give Me The Moon, Baby... (16/4/1968)
[Victor Davis, Daily Express]
Kazan, Kubrick, And Keaton (28/4/1968)
[AH Weiler, The New York Times]
'2001' And 'Hair' - Are They The Groove Of The Future? (12/5/1968)
[William Kloman, The New York Times]
Filming 2001: A Space Odyssey (6/1968)
[Herb A Lightman, American Cinematographer]
Front-Projection For 2001: A Space Odyssey (6/1968)
[Herb A Lightman, American Cinematographer]
Kubrick's Message Is Nonverbal (4/6/1968)
[Joseph Gelmis, Newsday]
Ignore The Audience At Your Peril: Kubrick's '2001' Revisited (7/6/1968)
[Maurice Rapf, Life #64.23]
For The First Time, Kubrick Explains His Space Odyssey (15/6/1968)
[Clyde Gilmour, The Telegram, Weekend Showcase]
Stanley Kubrick Raps (8/1968)
[Charlie Kohler, The East Village Eye]
Le Film De L'Annee: 2001 De Stanley Kubrick (9/1968)
[Pierre Billard, Realites #272]
Playboy Interview: Stanley Kubrick (9/1968)
[Eric Norden, Playboy #15.9]
Stanley Kubrick Answers Questions About Film '2001: A Space Odyssey' (22/9/1968)
[Ted Mahar, Sunday Oregonian]
Le Second Berceau De La Vie (23/9/1968)
[Yvette Romi, Le Nouvel Observateur]
Belief In Life Elsewhere In Universe Inspired Stanley Kubrick's Film '2001' (29/9/1968)
[Ted Mahar, Sunday Oregonian]
Entretien Avec Stanley Kubrick (12/1968-1/1969)
[Renaud Walter, Positif #100-101]
A Talk With Stanley Kubrick (1/1969)
[Maurice Rapf, Action #4.1]
Kubrick Watches Bronfman's Flight (18/8/1969)
[Joyce Haber, Los Angeles Times]
The Making Of Kubrick's 2001 (1970)
[Jerome Agel]
Stanley Kubrick (1970)
[Joseph Gelmis, The Film Director As Superstar]
Stanley Kubrick Directs (1971)
[Alexander Walker]
Mind's Eye: A Clockwork Orange (5/1971)
[John Hofsess, Take One #3.5]
Kubrick (Winter 1971)
[Gene D Phillips, Film Comment #7.4]
Kubrick: Degrees Of Madness (20/12/1971)
[Jay Cocks, Time #98.25]
Kubrick Country (25/12/1971)
[Penelope Houston, Saturday Review #54.52]
Kubrick (Winter 1971)
[Gene D Phillips, Film Comment #7.4]
(1972)
[Victor Davis, Daily Express]
Kubrick's Brilliant Vision (3/1/1972)
[Paul D Zimmerman, Newsweek #79.1]
Kubrick Tells What Makes 'Clockwork Orange' Tick (4/1/1972)
[Bernard Weinraub, The New York Times]
A Clockwork Utopia: Semi-Scrutable Stanley Kubrick Discusses His New Film (20/1/1972)
[Andrew Bailey, Rolling Stone #100]
Nice Boy From The Bronx? (30/1/1972)
[Craig McGregor, The New York Times, Section Two]
Kubrick's Creative Concern (13/2/1972)
[Gene Siskel, Chicago Tribune]
Kubrick: 'Chacun De Nous Tue Et Viole' (17/4/1972)
[Michel Ciment, L'Express | Michel Ciment, First Interview: A Clockwork Orange, Kubrick (1982)]
Interview With Stanley Kubrick (Spring 1972)
[Philip Strick and Penelope Houston, Sight And Sound #41.2
A Propos De Orange Mechanique (6/1972)
[Michel Ciment, Positif #139 | Michel Ciment, First Interview: A Clockwork Orange, Kubrick (1982)]
Why Kubrick Thinks 'A Clockwork Orange' Ticks (27/7/1972)
[Joseph Gelmis, Newsday]
(8/1972)
[Helena Faltysova, Film A Doba #18.8]
Stanley Kubrick: Stop The World (1973)
[Gene D Phillips, The Movie Makers: Artists In An Industry]
What Stanley Kubrick Has Up His Sleeve This Time (3/12/1973)
[David Lewin, Daily Mail]
Film Company Denies IRA Intimidation (9/2/1974)
[The Irish Press]
Stanley Kubrick: A Film Odyssey (1975)
[Gene D Phillips]
Les Sentiers De La Gloire (26/3/1975)
[Jean-Luc Douin, Telerama]
Kubrick's Grandest Gamble: Barry Lyndon (15/12/1975)
[Richard Schickel, Time #106.24]
Barry Lyndon, Comment Stanley Kubrick A Realise Un Chef D'Oeuvre (1976)
[Dernieres Nouvelles Du Lundi]
Stanley Kubrick's Time Warp (10/1/1976)
[John Hofsess, The New York Times
How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love 'Barry Lyndon' (11/1/1976)
[John Hofsess, The New York Times]
Kubrick's Done It Again (2/1976)
[Judith Crist, The American Way]
Kubrick Almost A Legend (24/3/1976)
[Evening Post]
Kubrick A L'Express: 'Je Suis Un Detective De L'Histoire...' (30/8/1976)
[Michel Ciment, L'Express | Michel Ciment, Second Interview: Barry Lyndon, Kubrick (1982) | Manoushak Fashahi, A Voix Nue: Stanley Kubrick #1 (21/3/2011) | Manoushak Fashahi, A Voix Nue: Stanley Kubrick #2 (22/3/2011)]
Filmen Ist Detektivarbeit (13/9/1976)
[Der Spiegel #38]
'Barry Lyndon' Du Pur Cinema (16/9/1976)
[Alain de Kuysske, Tele Moustique]
'Barry Lyndon' Le Nouveau Film De Stanley Kubrick 'Orange Mechanique' (18/10/1976)
[Rene Quinson, Le Dauphine Libere]
La Gran Adventura De Kubrick (11/1976)
[Kena]
Stanley Kubrick's Barry Lyndon (29/5/1977)
[Sergio Habib, Jornal De Brasilia]
'Superman': Leaping Tall Budgets (6/4/1978)
[Roderick Mann, Los Angeles Times]
The Man Of Many Myths (1980)
[Alexander Walker, The Sunday Telegraph, Magazine]
(23/5/1980)
[Alexander Walker, Los Angeles Herald-Examiner]
Stanley Kubrick's Horror Show (26/5/1980)
[Jack Kroll, Newsweek #95.21]
Kubrick: Critics Be Damned (28/5/1980)
[John Hofsess, Soho News]
'Shining' And 'Empire' Set Records (28/5/1980)
[Aljean Harmetz, The New York Times]
Stanley Kubrick Parle De Peter Sellers (10/1980)
[Robert Benayoun, Stanley Kubrick Dossier (1987)]
Kubrick: 'Tous Les Fous N'Ont Pas L'Air D'Etre Fous' (20/10/1980)
[Robert Benayoun, Le Point #422]
Il Faut Courir Le Risque Du Subtilite: Une Rencontre Avec Stanley Kubrick (23/10/1980)
[Patricia Moraz, Le Monde]
Stanley Kubrick Strikes Back With The Shining (25/10/1980)
[John Hofsess, International Herald Tribune]
'Oui, Il Y A Des Revenants' (25/10/1980)
[Michel Ciment, L'Express | Michel Ciment, Third Interview: The Shining, Kubrick (1982) | Manoushak Fashahi, A Voix Nue: Stanley Kubrick #3 (23/3/2011)]
Gansehaut Der Luxusklasse (11/1980)
[Wolf Kohl, Cinema]
(20/12/1980)
[Vicente Molina Foix, El Pais #2.59 | Vicente Molina Foix, An Interview With Stanley Kubrick, The Stanley Kubrick Archives (2005)]
Peter Sellers: The Authorized Biography (1981)
[Alexander Walker]
Cinque Film Contro Rambo (17/12/1986)
[Romano Giacchetti, La Repubblica]
Entretien Avec Stanley Kubrick Sur Full Metal Jacket (1987)
[Michel Ciment, Positif #601 (3/2011)]
Entretien Avec Stanley Kubrick: "Full Metal Jacket" (Suite Et Fin) (1987)
[Michel Ciment, Positif #602 (4/2011)]
Stanley Kubrick's War Realities (21/6/1987)
[Alexander Walker, Los Angeles Times]
Stanley Kubrick's Vietnam (21/6/1987)
[Francis X Clines, The New York Times]
Candidly Kubrick (21/6/1987)
[Gene Siskel, Chicago Tribune]
Dig A Foxhole! We're Fighting In 'Nam Again (24/6/1987)
[Donna Rosenthal, Daily News | Donna Rosenthal, Kubrick Disputes Label Of Eccentric Recluse, Houston Chronicle (10/7/1987)]
Vietnam On Thames (25/6/1987)
[Alexander Walker, Evening Standard, Metro]
I'm Always Surprised By The Reactions To My Films (26/6/1987)
[Jay Scott, The Toronto Globe And Mail]
Stanley Kubrick, At A Distance: The Director Does Vietnam His Way - In London (28/6/1987)
[Lloyd Grove, The Washington Post]
1968: Kubrick's Vietnam Odyssey (29/6/1987)
[Jack Kroll, Newsweek #109.26]
Kubrick's Odyssey (7/1987)
[Alexander Walker, Highlife]
The Rolling Stone Interview: Stanley Kubrick (27/8/1987)
[Tim Cahill, Rolling Stone]
Heavy Metal: Full Metal Jacket Or How Stanley Kubrick's Marines Learned To Stop Worrying And Love Vietnam (9/1987)
[Penelope Gilliatt, American Film #12.10]
Kubrick, Enfin! (10/1987)
[Michele Halberstadt, Premiere #127]
Es Ist Ein Gluck Das Der Krieg So Furchterlich Ist (10/1987)
[Maria Harlan, Cinema]
Stanley Kubrick: Der Liebe Gott Des Kino (10/1987)
[Tempo]
Sind Sie Ein Misanthrop, Mr Kubrick?: Gesprach Mit Dem Full Metal Jacket Regisseur (5/10/1987)
[Hellmuth Karasek, Der Spiegel #41.5]
Vietnam, Wie Es Wirklich War (8/10/1987)
[Gerald Sturz, Stern]
Kubrick Bei Der Arbeir (8/10/1987)
[Florian Hopf, Stuttgarter Zeitung #232]
(10/1987)
[Francoise Maupin, Le Figaro]
Kubrick's War (17/10/1987)
[Gordon Campbell, New Zealand Listener]
Un Entretien Avec Le Realisteur De Full Metal Jacket: Le Vietnam De Stanley Kubrick (20/10/1987)
[Daniele Heymann, Le Monde]
Kubrick Ubers Filmemachen (21/11/1987)
[Florian Hopf, Frankfurter Rundschau]
The Professionals Reveal Essence Of Film-Making (4/12/1988)
[Gene Siskel, St Petersberg Times]
Ich Wurde Liebend Gern Mehr Filme Machen (27/9/1993)
[Josef Schneider, Die Weltwoche]
L'Entrevue (1994)
[Jean-Marc Bouineau, Le Petit Livre De Stanley Kubrick]

Written By Kubrick

Director's Notes (4/12/1960)
[Stanley Kubrick, The Observer]
Words And Movies (Winter 1960)
[Stanley Kubrick, Sight And Sound #30.1]
Why Sue ('Lolita') Lyon Was Guarded As If Actress Was An Atomic Bomb (1962)
[Stanley Kubrick, Lolita pressbook]
How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Cinema (6/1963)
[Stanley Kubrick, Films And Filming #9.9]
The Directors Choose The Best Films (8/1963)
[Stanley Kubrick et al., Cinema #1.5]
Why They'll Never Ban The Bomb (1/1964)
[Stanley Kubrick, Show Time]
Foreword (1968)
[Stanley Kubrick and Arthur C Clarke, 2001: A Space Odyssey novel]
Introduction (1972)
[Stanley Kubrick, A Clockwork Orange screenplay]
Kubrick Sur Full Metal Jacket (1987)
[Michel Ciment and Stanley Kubrick, Kubrick | Michel Ciment and Stanley Kubrick, Kubrick On Full Metal Jacket, Kubrick: The Definitive Edition (2001) | Manoushak Fashahi, A Voix Nue: Stanley Kubrick #4 (24/3/2011) | Manoushak Fashahi, A Voix Nue: Stanley Kubrick #5 (25/3/2011)]
Introduction (1991)
[Stanley Kubrick, Decalogue: The Ten Commandments screenplay]

Press-Releases

(1961)
[re: One-Eyed Jacks]
(8/1964)
[re: Terry Southern]
Stanley Kubrick To Film Journey Beyond The Stars In Cinerama For MGM (23/2/1965)
[re: 2001]
(4/1965)
[re: 2001]
(6/1968)
[re: Napoleon]
(24/8/1972)
[re: A Clockwork Orange]
(10/2/1974)
[re: Barry Lyndon]
(1976)
[re: Barry Lyndon]
(1980)
[re: The Shining]
(1984)
[re: Douglas Trumbell]
(5/1984)
[re: Full Metal Jacket]
(26/7/1984)
[re: James Mason]
(1/1994)
[re: Fear And Desire]
(Summer 1996)
[re: Eyes Wide Shut]
(24/4/1998)
[re: Marie Richardson]

Published Screenplays

Napoleon (1969)
[Stanley Kubrick, Stanley Kubrick's Napoleon: The Greatest Movie Never Made (2009)]
A Clockwork Orange (1972)
[Stanley Kubrick]
Full Metal Jacket (1987)
[Stanley Kubrick, Gustav Hasford, and Michael Herr]
Eyes Wide Shut (1999)
[Stanley Kubrick and Frederic Raphael]

Letters To The Editor

Les Sentiers De La Gloire: Pourquoi Avez-Vous Choisi Des Soldats Francais? (5/3/1959)
[Stanley Kubrick, L'Express]
Mr Kubrick On: Lolita And The Press (24/6/1962)
[Stanley Kubrick, The Observer]
Now Kubrick Fights Back (27/2/1972)
[Stanley Kubrick, The New York Times, Section Two]
Stan Kubrick To Detroit News (9/4/1972)
[Stanley Kubrick, Detroit News]
1,001 (24/11/1975)
[Stanley Kubrick, New York]

Public Statements

(12/2/1963)
[Stanley Kubrick, Dorchester Hotel, London; Dr Strangelove press-conference]
Commander-1 (1965)
[Stanley Kubrick, dustjacket blurb]
The Films Of Frank Capra (1977)
[Stanley Kubrick, open letter]
(26/1/1978)
[Stanley Kubrick et al., Variety; petition re: United Artists]
The Killer Inside Me (1965)
[Stanley Kubrick, reissue cover blurb]
(6/1985)
[Stanley Kubrick, National Film Theatre, London; Bill Rowe Tribute]
This Is Your Life: Arthur C Clarke (1994)
[Stanley Kubrick, open letter]
(17/1/1994)
[Stanley Kubrick, re: Dr Strangelove 30th anniversary; retrofuture.com (2001)]
DW Griffith And His Wings Of Fortune (1997)
[Stanley Kubrick, Directors Guild of America DW Griffith Award]
(1997)
[Stanley Kubrick, Mostra Internazionale d'Arte Cinematografica Leone d'Oro]

DW Griffith And His Wings Of Fortune

The Kubrick Estate

Following his death in 1999, Kubrick's family permitted Jon Ronson, Bernd Eichhorn, and Alison Castle to visit Childwickbury Manor and catalogue his archives. Ronson wrote an article for The Guardian's Weekend magazine (Citizen Kubrick, 27/3/2004) and made a documentary for More4 (Stanley Kubrick's Boxes, 15/7/2008), giving a brief survey of Kubrick's store-rooms. The props and documents Bernd Eichhorn discovered were shown as part of an extensive Stanley Kubrick touring exhibition beginning in 2004, and an exhibition catalogue (Kinematograph XX: Stanley Kubrick, 2004) and documentary (Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition by Katia de Vidas, 2005) were also released. Alison Castle edited two enormous, lavish books: The Stanley Kubrick Archives (2005) and Stanley Kubrick's Napoleon: The Greatest Movie Never Made (2009).

Jan Harlan, Kubrick's brother-in-law, directed A Life In Pictures (2001), a feature-length documentary with extensive and rare footage of Kubrick; he also co-edited a book about AI with Jane M Struthers: Artificial Intelligence - From Stanley Kubrick To Steven Spielberg: The Vision Behind The Film (2009). Christiane Kubrick, the director's widow, wrote A Life In Pictures (2002), featuring a large selection of Kubrick photographs. In 2007, Kubrick's archives were transferred from Childwickbury (his home near St Albans) to the University of the Arts in London. Artists Jane and Louise Wilson used photographs from the archives for their installation Unfolding The Aryan Papers (2009), and a selection of artefacts from the archives was exhibited at the Barbican in London (Stanley Kubrick - 2008: A Film Odyssey, 2008).