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Stanley Kubrick

Stanley Kubrick was an American filmmaker and photographer. A prominent figure of the New Hollywood era, Kubrick is regarded as one of the greatest and most influential filmmakers. His films spanned a number of genres and gained recognition for their attention to detail, innovative cinematography, extensive set design, and dark humor.

Born 1928 · United States · Active 1951–1999 · 17 films

Filmography

The Lord of the Rings
Day of the Fight — 1951 · shot by Stanley Kubrick
Flying Padre — 1951 · shot by Stanley Kubrick
Fear and Desire — 1953 · shot by Stanley Kubrick
The Seafarers — 1953 · shot by Stanley Kubrick
Killer's Kiss — 1955 · shot by Stanley Kubrick
The Killing — 1956 · shot by Lucien Ballard
Paths of Glory — 1957 · shot by Georg Krause
Spartacus — 1960 · shot by Clifford Stine
Lolita — 1962 · shot by Oswald Morris
Dr. Strangelove — 1964 · shot by Gilbert Taylor
2001: A Space Odyssey — 1968 · shot by Geoffrey Unsworth
A Clockwork Orange — 1971 · shot by John Alcott
Barry Lyndon — 1977 · shot by John Alcott
The Shining — 1980 · shot by John Alcott
Full Metal Jacket — 1987 · shot by Stanley Kubrick
Eyes Wide Shut — 1999 · shot by Larry Smith

Source

Stanley Kubrick on Wikipedia

Other directors

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