Kubrick's boxes - hundreds upon hundreds of them - were receptacles for millions of details about films he mostly never made. One contained photos of Commercial Road in London, taken over the course of a year by his nephew, Manuel Harlan. Harlan stood on a 12ft ladder to photograph every building on the road and laid out the results for the great man to examine in his lair near St Albans. “Sure beats going there,” said Kubrick, delighted.
Kubrick would have had a field day if he were still alive.
Kubrick's boxes - hundreds upon hundreds of them - were receptacles for millions of details about films he mostly never made. One contained photos of Commercial Road in London, taken over the course of a year by his nephew, Manuel Harlan. Harlan stood on a 12ft ladder to photograph every building on the road and laid out the results for the great man to examine in his lair near St Albans. “Sure beats going there,” said Kubrick, delighted.
Kubrick would have had a field day if he were still alive.