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Shades of the Great Gatsby, Cleopatra and other plucked turkeys. Stanley Kubrick's much heralded turkey, ah, film is now in Boston at the Cinema 57: Barry Lyndon. First, throw away all the reviews you've seen of it, except this one and Paul K. Rowe's on page two today, which I haven't read but which he assures me is penetrating and uplifting. Most of them (the reviews) seem to deflect off Barry Lyndon like poorly aimed arrows. Kubrick evokes 18th century Europe with a historians' eye for detail in his cinematographic version of William Makepeace Thackeray...
...Avery Fisher Hall at New York City's Lincoln Center, where young Irish-Americans danced jubilantly in the aisles. Last week they were back in Manhattan to highlight an all-Irish program at Carnegie Hall. They are also getting transatlantic exposure through their soundtrack performances for Stanley Kubrick's new film, Barry Lyndon (TIME cover, Dec. 15). After 15 years of semiprofessional status, the Chieftains seem to have arrived...
Thank God Stanley Kubrick has come back to rescue all us tired victims drowning in the current movie trend. It will be a joy to see art once more. I promise to treat myself to Barry Lyndon five times. That's what it will take to wash away my sorrows for having wasted $3.50 on Jaws...
...Stanley Kubrick: proof that there are living geniuses...
...Stanley Kubrick's new film Barry Lyndon where I play Marisa Berenson's son, Lord Bullingdon. I was very upset when I saw my picture in TIME with Marisa with another boy's name there. I am so disappointed because it is such a beautiful picture...