Color Me Kubrick
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Brian Cook
John Malkovich
Marisa Berenson
Honor Blackman
Peter Bowles
Oliver Cotton
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
For months Alan Conway, a perfect stranger, passed himself off as one of the greatest film directors of all time, Stanley Kubrick. Conway knew nothing of the filmmaker or his films, but this didn't prevent him from using and abusing the credulity of those who thought they had come in contact with the mythical and equally discreet director. His success was founded not only on boundless chutzpah but also on the fact that Kubrick's real face and voice were practically unknown since--like Terence Malick and Chris Marker--he remained one of filmdom's few stubborn holdouts in the Fame Game.
Director
Brian Cook
Cast
John Malkovich
Marisa Berenson
Honor Blackman
Peter Bowles
Oliver Cotton
James Dreyfus
Sky Du Mont
Luke Mably
Leslie Phillips
Marc Warren
Enzo Cilenti
Nitin Ganatra
Jim Davidson
Richard E. Grant
Terence Rigby
Ayesha Dharker
Robert Powell
Henry Goodman
Maynard Eziashi
William Hootkins
Lynda Baron
Ken Russell
Peter Sallis
Crew
Bryan Adams
Bryan Adams
Howard Atherton
Howard Atherton
Jonathan Benson
Megan Clark
Ed Colyer
Brian Cook
Mandy Dalton
Diana Dill
Rebecca Duncan
Michael Fitzgerald
Robert Frampton
Anthony Frewin
Paul Ghirardani
Jo Gregory
Michael King
Stuart Pollok
Victoria Russell
Crispian Sallis
Eddie Stacey
Gail Stevens
Alan Strachan
Sytze Van Der Laan
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Limited Release in United States March 23, 2007
Released in United States 2006
Released in United States August 2006
Released in United States on Video March 27, 2007
Released in United States Spring March 23, 2007
Shown at Edinburgh International Film Festival (British Gala) August 14-27, 2006.
Shown at Tribeca Film Festival (International Narrative Feature Competition) April 25-May 7, 2006.
Shown at Vancouver International Film Festival (Cinema of Our Time) September 28-October 13, 2006.
Based on real-life events during the shooting of "Eyes Wide Shut" (USA/1999) in London from 1998-99, when a man pretending to be the legendary director got into the city's most exclusive parties by pretending to be Stanley Kubrick.
Anthony Frewin was Stanley Kubrick's longtime personal assistant.
Hamburg's Film Board will co-finance the project.
Released in United States 2006 (Shown at Tribeca Film Festival (International Narrative Feature Competition) April 25-May 7, 2006.)
Released in United States 2006 (Shown at Vancouver International Film Festival (Cinema of Our Time) September 28-October 13, 2006.)
Limited Release in United States March 23, 2007
Released in United States Spring March 23, 2007
Released in United States on Video March 27, 2007
Released in United States August 2006 (Shown at Edinburgh International Film Festival (British Gala) August 14-27, 2006.)
