1:46:14
And then the whole movie changes
and moves out.
1:46:17
What's interesting about Kubrick
is that the structure is all.
1:46:21
He doesn't deal with traditional
dramatic structure, which is good.
1:46:25
He was experimenting.
1:46:26
Fucking son of a bitch!
1:46:50
Looked like something, didn't it?
1:46:53
For a director who is perceived. . .
1:46:56
. . .as being completely
uptight and controlling. . .
1:47:01
. . .he was very freeform, Stanley.
He'd try anything.
1:47:04
He'd ask the actors in for meetings. . .
1:47:07
. . .and say, "There's no such thing
as a stupid idea in this context.
1:47:11
If you have an idea just say it. "
1:47:14
And he'd often adopt them.
1:47:17
I'm not saying Stanley
wasn't a control freak.
1:47:20
I would never say that.
1:47:22
But there were many ways
he was not controlling.
1:47:26
You should probably not be...
Should be more. . .
1:47:30
. . .frightened, then get into that.
1:47:32
Do something brilliant.
1:47:34
I loved him, I enjoyed his sense
of humor, but I would be lying. . .
1:47:38
. . .if I didn't say there were times
when he was incredibly difficult.
1:47:43
If you weren't willing to solve
the problem as much as he was.
1:47:47
If you weren't. . .
1:47:49
. . .as devoted to understanding. . .
1:47:54
. . .what it was
he was trying to go after. . .
1:47:57
. . .it was really hard for him.
1:47:59
Sometimes you didn't know
what it was he was looking for.