Stanley Kubrick
March, 1964
The average Filmgoer might well hesitate before buying ducats to movies about frustrated love, unsuccessful thievery, public executions, World War III or similar downbeat subjects when seeking diverting entertainment. But hip moviegoers look forward to such morose themes if the director's credit reads: Stanley Kubrick. At 35, he has already injected new life into a sagging U. S. cinema with Lolita, The Killing and Spartacus, while his latest release, Dr. Strangelove: or How I Learned to Stop Wor...
