Iconic Scenes by Actors Who Weren't Acting Part 1
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Iconic Scenes by Actors Who Weren't Acting, Part 1. One of the most influential horror, thrillers of all time, The Shining was helmed by eccentric, anal-retentive, and talented director Stanley Kubrick. Starring Shelley Duvall and Jack Nicholson as a couple tasked with taking care of an empty hotel over the winter, it pulls the viewer into a world of madness, terror, and psychological fracturing. It’s loaded with symbolism, and every detail is masterfully crafted. The meticulousness with which the film was created had a cost: Shelley Duvall’s well-being. Kubrick tormented the actress, making her do relentless takes, while verbally abusing her and dismissing her acting talent. This was intentional, as revealed in The Making of The Shining. Stanley Kubrick’s daughter, Vivian Kubrick, described how her father terrorized Duvall in order to make the insecurity of her character viscerally apparent.
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I understand why he did what he did but I don’t think it’s worth sacrificing your well-being for a movie. There has to be another way to do it.
Well you could just fake it like 89% of actors today, to live it,to feel it now that’s some quality stuff right there
No, I’m an actor myself and I believe in feeling it, but I also do what Stanislavski did and put a limit on it so that you don’t have a breakdown.
@@Nameless-pt6oj his system never worked at all. And I never read anywhere about limits but each to their own
Yes. There is. Tell the director to go FUCK HIMSELF and find someone else to break!!!!
His system never worked? Why is it that 80% of Best Actor Oscar winners since 2000 are people who’ve studied him?
According to Jack nicholson, Jack Nicholson stays that's the only Kubrick did the same thing to him. Because Kubrick wanted the couple to feel alienated. But Nicholson said that DeVall received the worst of it. Nicholson also stated as much as he liked working with Stanley Kubrick he would never do it again.
he never said that, quit spewing bullshit.
Nicholson said, "he was a *completely different* director to Shelley" than he was to him.
As a man and an A lister, though, it had to have been easier for him.
Shelley Duvall had mad determination. She deserves more praise for her role in this movie
I appreciate Shelley Duvall she seems like one of those actors from the greatest most popular classic movies that somehow don't get talked about much. It's like when you talk about Roy Scheider and nobody knows who that is until you disclose Chief Brody from JAWS
She was too gentle for that role. He broke her spirit, shame on him.
Well hes dead now so great
meh...
She Could've Quit At Any Moment...
@@madpeace1764 Doesn't change anything
@@madpeace1764 its her job tho
Imo everyone involved in this film is absolutely genius, Kubrick and Shelly especially. That’s one of the greatest pairings ever! The story is iconic and the work shows why, Kubrick actually dragged her through the kind of mental torture Wendy would have been going through with jack. Without Kubrick driving Shelly to the mental place she was that movie would not be nearly as good or iconic. Whenever you are an actor truly pushing yourself to create the best work that you possibly can you put it up with the things Kubrick did to her. She took on the challenge and persevered past the pain like Wendy did in the film. She gave an absolutely astonishing performance and she is utterly iconic because of the pain she went through. It is clear to me that Jack was not getting the same type of push from Kubrick instead you can see Jack spiraling in his own head, I don’t know what kind of mental torture you have to put yourself through to get to the place that Nicholson was at in this.
So no not shame on Kubrick. He deserves every bit of praise he gets and then some. FUCKING GOAT
I liked the shining but what Kubrick did to Shelley Duvall was criminal
Yup
I respect Kubrick massively as a director but I always go back to this story when I tell people that I think he was an asshole as a person
Indeed he was an asshole
An asshole or just passionate, I’d say both and both of those might even be understating it, sadist and perfectionist is more like it
@@theverminator4219 That's not a good thing. If you're a perfectionist to the point that other people have to suffer, I don't think it's worth it.
Alfred Hitchcock with The Birds! I'm positive Tippi Hedren was actually attacked by birds for the sake of it looking 'real.'
There's this podcast called "Behind the Bastards". It highlights the lesser-known facts and details of the lives of famously bad people in history. You may enjoy the episode they have on Hitchcock. I think it's a two-parter. I specifically remember how they go on for a while about that very scene. I definitely recommend looking it up because that's what this made me think of, too.
I always felt like she was stronger on the book. The first time I saw her onscreen in this movie I thought she reminded me somewhat of a mousy housewife who had lost all self esteem and was the shaking fragmented shell of the woman she had been. I felt her character was slightly stronger in the novel by Stephen king. 🤷🏼♀️ guess this explains the harsh parallel in her character.
And also why Stephen King HATES this movie.
Okay so hear me out.. just like method acting, if you have to do crazy shit to make your actors seem more scared or make the insecuity 'viscerally apparent' maybe you just dont know what youre actually looking for because thats literally not acting anymore.
THANK YOU. As an actor, a lot of people are surprised when I say method acting is a joke. They think "isn't that supposed to be what everyone aspires to do?" No, I want to be so good that my acting choices tell a story BETTER than reality could. Why do I feel like casting people for their charisma over their abilities has led us here?
Idk I think it’s true he wanted her to be immersed in the role but I think it was also in bad spirit because of creative differences they had since Shelley herself was a producer
Talk about some serious splitting. He tormented his actors and verbally abused them but yet made one of the greatest horror movies of all time that's hard not to respect
Stanley Kubrick makes William friedkin look like the nicest guy lol.
I won't take any credit away from Stanley Kubrick, because his talent is unquestionable. However, what he did to Shelley Duvall is inexcusable.
A great leader, be he a director or a kitchen manager, draws out the best in his people. He doesn't terrorize them.
And this will ALWAYS be one of the greatest films EVER made!?! I loved it!?! “HERES JOHNNY!?!”
I feel bad for her and he was a total Dick. Love you Shelley❤❤
That's like killing a million people to publish a book about why killing is wrong
Do we really need to shit these videos out with AI? How hard is it to read a paragraph?
The bad thing about it is Wendy wasn't a weak woman in the book. I really didn't like the movie once I read the book.
Imo everyone involved in this film is absolutely genius, Kubrick and Shelly especially. That’s one of the greatest pairings ever! The story is iconic and the work shows why, Kubrick actually dragged her through the kind of mental torture Wendy would have been going through with jack. Without Kubrick driving Shelly to the mental place she was that movie would not be nearly as good or iconic. Whenever you are an actor truly pushing yourself to create the best work that you possibly can you put it up with the things Kubrick did to her. She took on the challenge and persevered past the pain like Wendy did in the film. She gave an absolutely astonishing performance and she is utterly iconic because of the pain she went through. It is clear to me that Jack was not getting the same type of push from Kubrick instead you can see Jack spiraling in his own head, I don’t know what kind of mental torture you have to put yourself through to get to the place that Nicholson was at in this.
Remember, you can say and think Kubrick was one of the best directors of all time. That’s fair. But you can also understand that he was an asshole sometimes too.
bro! what “making of the shining” did you watch?!? LOL
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Debating if this makes him a bad director or an even better one
A great director with extreme methods 😂
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Was a shit movie regardless. The book is 100x better, jack's slow descent to madness is 😮
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Wait what happened?
he said the n word
What is the N word
@@SuperUltraBox20 Okay either you’re trolling, or you are really too young. So either way I’m not telling you but I will say it’s a very bad word.
@CodenameHaswelly Oh Shut up, I’m 9, I’m not 4, or 6
@@SuperUltraBox20 the n word is what we call dumb people, I don't like saying it but it's nincompoop
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I’d take that job staying alone at a place like that for 5 months in a second even better if I could do it back in 1980