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You may read full biography about Stanley Kubrick from Wikipedia. Fabiana Justus. Dave Rublin. Celebrities Born in United States. I'd go with a more conservative 6'1. Other than that, I agree with your listings and suggestions, Arch. Huston looks very tall in Chinatown next to Jack Nicholson.

Jean Renoir looked tall in "Le testament du DR. Cordelier" or in "Les regles du jeu". Also, Andrew V Mclaglen. I read that he stood 6'8". I think he's be worth adding. I think he was looking similar to Douglas in Seven Days but he was older by then. Can't see Rob wanting to add him though! In pics he looks tall, but I am not sure he was that tall. I would say you could make an argument for a weak 5'8" for him, maybe 5'7. Click Here Unfortunately, according to Dietrich's biography, Gabin was somewhat anti-semitic.

I'd say add them all! Huston was listed 6'4" a lot but was more of a solid 6'2" guy. I'd say 6'2. Francis Ford Coppola- I read somewhere he was six feet tall, but obviously wasn't with the cast of The Godfather. He was definitely taller than peak Robert De Niro.

I'd say 5'11". Of the "younger" group, David Cronenberg, I'd agree, since he's also a sometimes actor. Michel Simon I'd say was most certainly over 5' I definitely think though that Rob might consider ones like Cronenberg and Soderberg who are quite prominent celebs and frequently pictured with celebs of known height.

Sam any idea how tall Jean Gabin or Michel Simon were? Both terrific actors, Simon gave one of the most warming performances of all time in Boudu Saved from Drowning, one of my favourite films and one of Renoir's best. At least that was the height given on his US immigration documents. They are reprinted in a book about Lang's work.

I'd guess Truffaut at 5'6" tops, 5'5. Godard was clearly a little taller, maybe by 2 inches but not tall. Eddie Constantine, who would about average height, had a few inches on him. Rob knew when I requested this page it would be a good one for general film discussion and discussing heights of actors and directors and he seemed fine with that. You're unlikely to get many people really commenting on Kubrick's height.

Truffaut looked short in the movies I have seen. Good film. Gorgeous Jacqueline Bisset was in it. He can start blocking us at any time. Full Metal Jacket is clearly the most height conscious "5'9"? I see what you mean about to Yuma, a very underrated effort I think Mullholland Dr was on in a previous list but got spit out as they put out a new edition every year. Scorsese at least still has his muse, unlike almost all of those New Hollywood guys from the s, he makes thought provoking films still This is a height discussion site, and we're not here to discuss Kubrick's movies.

So which is Kubrick's tallest movie? I'd say, A Space Odyssey which is at least six foot three. Lolita is the shortest, at five foot eight. Full Metal Jacket is often listed at six foot two, but I suspect that it wore elevator shoes.

I can't believe it wasn't even listed in my film book! I'd also put forward to Yuma which I thought was a brilliant modern western, way better than the original although I wouldn't consider it better than the others we mentioned. Obviously there's others but right now I can't think of too many!

McQueen has so few films but they're powerful ones. I thoroughly enjoyed Grand Budapest. How would you rank Scorsese in the last 20 years? Both were great in that film weren't they Sam?

I particularly love Anderson's films. There Will Be Blood in particular for me ranks right up there with the greatest films of all time. I've seen all of his films since Hard Eight which was a terrific film debut! You're good on estimating short women. What do you reckon for Vera?

I think 4''11". Sam yeah she was tiny. Click Here Simone Signoret I think was no more than 5 ft 5, definitely not 5'6" as I've seen for her, probably 5'4. When Vera took off her shoes next to her I could see as low as 4 ft Yeah I don't rate Tarantino among the real masters anymore, although I did think Inglorious was very good. Yasujiro Ozu also one who really impresses me.

Kurosawa might be my all-time favorite and you can see Mizoguchi's great influence on him. I've read that Ozu is like nourishing tofu, Kurosawa is like flavorful, sometimes spicy sushi, what Japanese food does that Mizoguchi, haha I've also more recently started exploring Maski Kobayashi and Kon Ichikawa of those guys from the "golden age" of Japanese cinema. He's done better IMO than Tarantino I think Reservoir Dogs is still his best, followed by Pulp Fiction I think after Jackie Brown his movies show increasing disconnect from real people, just endless reguritation of movie scenes and characters.

I was obsessed with Tarantino in the 90s, but I've felt unimpressed with him recently. I thought she was average height for Diabolique. What a master filmmaker. His films are so beautiful!

In fact seeing Clouzot barefoot in Les Diaboliques I think she might have actually been as low as 4'10". Definitely not over 5 ft anyway! Gorgeous woman and in two amazing films Wages of Fear and Les Diaboliques. But she had to have been 5 ft max. I'd actually guess 4'11" range. She was tiny. Very beautiful woman though. He already has a few master pieces doesn't he. I don't think anybody can beat Kubrick but I love what he's doing with film.

Originality is so important. Inception could have been one of Kubrick's. I think by the end of his life Nolan will go down among the greats. I rate Hitchcock very highly but he was too obsessed with murder and women. I wished he'd have directed a greater range of films. Obviously, he's a lot taller than Kubrick, maybe 5' He's majorly influenced by Kubrick but I don't think Nolan will ever reach those cerebral heights or be nearly as innovative.

He more takes after his other influence, Ridley Scott, a precise craftsmen who occasionally knocks out a masterpiece but probably not a true genius like Kubrick. On the other hand, I think Memento is great and enjoy the Dark Knight movies. Rob, would you consider adding Kurosawa, considering the autobiography quote, and Satyajit Ray, considering the official website listing? Watching Fellini's Satyricon. I said, 'Sir, I think it's time for you to leave now, you're not going to be happy here.

Then Mickey found out the next day who we had kicked out, and he yelled at me for not recognizing him. Originally written as a drama, Kubrick decided that too many of the ideas he had written were just too funny to be taken seriously.

The film's critical and commercial success allowed Kubrick the financial and artistic freedom to work on any project he desired. Around this time, Kubrick's focus diversified and he would always have several projects in various stages of development: "Blue Moon" a story about Hollywood's first pornographic feature film , "Napoleon" an epic historical biography, abandoned after studio losses on similar projects , "Wartime Lies" based on the novel by Louis Begley , and "Rhapsody" a psycho-sexual thriller.

The next film he completed was a collaboration with sci-fi author Arthur C. Kubrick's first UK film was Lolita , which was carefully constructed and guided so as to not offend the censorship boards which at the time had the power to severely damage the commercial success of a film.

Kubrick's next project was to direct Marlon Brando in One Eyed Jacks - Marlon Brando's Western Classic , but negotiations broke down and Brando himself ended up directing the film himself. Disenchanted with Hollywood and after another failed marriage, Kubrick moved permanently to England, from where he would make all of his subsequent films.

Despite having obtained a pilot's license, Kubrick was rumored to be afraid of flying. Douglas later called upon Kubrick to take over the production of Spartacus , by some accounts hoping that Kubrick would be daunted by the scale of the project and would thus be accommodating. This was not the case, however: Kubrick took charge of the project, imposing his ideas and standards on the film. Many crew members were upset by his style: cinematographer Russell Metty complained to producers that Kubrick was taking over his job.

Kubrick's response was to tell him to sit there and do nothing. Metty complied, and ironically was awarded the Academy Award for his cinematography. Kubrick's next two films Killer's Kiss and The Killing brought him to the attention of Hollywood, and in he directed Kirk Douglas in Paths of Glory His dislike of his early film Fear and Desire is well known. He went out of his way to buy all the prints of it so no one else could see it.

This was followed by several short commissioned documentaries Flying Padre , and The Seafarers , but by attracting investors and hustling chess games in Central Park, Kubrick was able to make Fear and Desire in California.

Filming this movie was not a happy experience; Kubrick's marriage to high school sweetheart Toba Metz did not survive the shooting. Despite mixed reviews for the film itself, Kubrick received good notices for his obvious directorial talents. Together with friend Alexander Singer, Kubrick planned a move into film, and in sank his savings into making the documentary Day of the Fight Returning to the Bronx in for his last year of grammar school, there seemed to be little change in his attitude or his results.

Hoping to find something to interest his son, Jack introduced Stanley to chess, with the desired result. Kubrick took to the game passionately, and quickly became a skilled player. Chess would become an important device for Kubrick in later years, often as a tool for dealing with recalcitrant actors, but also as an artistic motif in his films.

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