Les controverses qui entourent le tournage de « The Shining » réalisé par Stanley Kubrick 2/2 - Vidéo Dailymotion

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00:00Now, the one who's really going to be subjected to Kubrick's dubious methods is Shelley Dival.

00:04Wendy's character is a lonely woman, shy and scared by her husband's behavior.

00:08Kubrick therefore simply isolated the actress and forbade the crew from interacting positively with her.

00:14The proof is in this passage in the making-of, or of Good Morning, when Jack Nicholson arrives on the set,

00:19He passes the actress but does not speak to her.

00:22Not a hello, not a glance.

00:24So it's not Nicholson's fault, since we see him a little earlier brushing his teeth out of respect for his partner,

00:29but the instructions come from higher up and they must be respected,

00:32because nobody says no to Stanley Kubrick.

00:34For 11 months, she will have to cry and scream in front of the camera during takes that will be repeated again and again.

01:02She fell ill during filming, even losing her hair in front of a Kubrick who couldn't care less.

01:09Before shooting a scene, I would listen to sad songs, or think about something sad,

01:20or to my friends and family who I missed.

01:22But after a while, the body rebels.

01:24He says stop doing this to me, I don't want to cry every day.

01:27And sometimes, just that thought could make me cry.

01:30Waking up one Monday morning, very early, to realize that I had to cry all day because it was planned,

01:35I started to cry.

01:36I thought I couldn't do it, and yet I did it.

01:39I don't know how.

01:40Jack told me that too.

01:41He said to me, I don't know how you do it.

01:43This is one of the many testimonies of the actress years later,

01:45who also claims that she has no regrets and understands what Stanley Kubrick wanted to do.

01:50A kind of Stockholm syndrome given what she has been through,

01:53sadly entering the Guinness Book of Records with the most-shot scene in history,

01:57this one immortalized 127 times.

02:20So we have a person who is sensitive, mentally fragile,

02:46who receives neither help nor encouragement from his director,

02:49even worse, which will touch sensitive chords, mistreat her,

02:53on the pretext that this method will allow him to better enter into his character.

02:56From there, one can honestly ask where the limit is,

02:59especially when you consider that the treatment given to Nicholson was markedly different.

03:19And it wasn't completely ineffectual.

03:23I mean, I've been unwound sometimes, I have to admit.

03:27Why was that?

03:29Yes, it was mainly between takes, not during work.

03:32I mean, when we worked on a scene, it didn't go smoothly at all.

03:36But, on occasion, when we have worked on a scene,

03:43or going to work, or going to our inhabitants,

03:50etc., I mean, I was unrolled,

03:54I was unrolled, because he was very, very, very careful.

04:00And I guess I like attention.

Les controverses qui entourent le tournage de « The Shining » réalisé par Stanley Kubrick 2/2

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