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The fact that 2001 was made in 68 still blows me away

"stanley was not a religious man, but he was very, very respectful to the unknown, and to the origin of what is" is a mind blowing sentence

Damn Scorsese looks so humble in his reaction to thet saying Kubrick liked his movies, as he almost didnt believe it because he gets overwhelmed by the awe of that fact

Both Kubrick and Scorsese are undoubtedly among the greatest directors of all time.

Kubrick made films that were like classical compositions of music, magnificent.

24:54 I love this moment where Martin Scorsese shakes his head at the idea that Stanley Kubrick admired Scorsese's work, like no, it should only be the other way around. There's such deference and reverence for Kubrick as a filmmaker and humility regarding himself in comparison, even though we all know that Scorsese is easily one of the best filmmakers around. He's great but he respects and is humbled by someone he considers to be even better than himself. It's a very classy response.

The last 50 years of cinema has only served to demonstrate - by contrast - the timelessness and sheer genius of Kubrick. Not all the CGI trickery in the world can stand up to the sheer magic of this man's opus of works.

“What makes a great artist?” “I don’t know, hopefully no one knows & it remains a secret.”

Wish he made napoleon

Kubrick, still the greatest at creating original movies, all distinct from every other movie he created before.

Scorsese is so right about film. What a medium.

What a joy to watch Scorsese’s face as he reacts to stories of the trials of filmmaking. Then he hears how much SK respected his work. So humble.

When jack nicholson calls you the man then you know what we are talking about

You know Kubrick is on another level compared to other filmmakers when a legend like Scorsese, who's one of the few directors who has a filmography that comes close to being as great as Kubrick's, praises him in the highest degree.

“And then he made a Clockwork Orange and i was much relieved”.. wow lol. that’s pretty intense.

Barry Lyndon the most beautiful film ever made

3:55 Martin "they touch areas you don't want to be touched" Charlie leering, "yeah!" lol

I forgot he directed “Full Metal Jacket”! What a film. All of his works are amazing but that was the icing on the cake for me. He was a genius

You can really tell that Marty really loves and has a great passion for films.

2001 was the first film I saw from Kubrick and it left me in awe. I remember leaving the Panorama theater in Hollywood not sure of what I had just seen meant, but I knew it was something extraordinary. I still watch that movie several times a year.

I always knew _Eyes Wide Shut_ would eventually be regarded as one of the all-time great films.

Scorsese is a genius also. Taxi Driver is thee definition OF CINEMA

I love how Christiane talks about him and how often she smiles.

Christiane: "We were very nervous about screening 2001 in the Vatican" Martin Scorsese: (laughs in Last Temptation of Christ)

Kubrick's wife very intelligent and beautiful. I can see why he married her.

When Scorsese is that effervescent on anyone or anything, it’s over the top. Kubrick is masterful.

Barry Lyndon - the best historical motion picture ever made. The Shining - the best supernatural/psychological motion picture ever made

Scorsese's eyebrows must take up at least 30% of his face

The fact that MS came on this show to talk about him for an hour is a testament to Kubrick's par excellence.

I loved this interview. From start to finish, I've got to get a glimpse of the man in a more ordinary setting. His life and ideals will always be imprinted in his works. He is truly my favourite film director and one of the giants of his time of the 20th century- who will remain for ages to come.

Scorcese could have a career in rapping godamm he speaks fast

Wish he had physically seen the year 2001

Kubrick is the epitome of making art projects as films, not products to be consumed. You may not enjoy them immediately, but they are endlessly riveting and can find something new with each new watch.

Mrs. Kubrick is one class act ! Just lovely.

When Jack Nicholson thinks that someone calling you the man underrates you, that is the absolute highest praise there is!

I'm such a big fan of films and Stanley Kubrick I loved watching this conversation all over again. Thanks so much for sharing Manufacturing Intellect.

I love this conversation they are having. Thanks Manufacturing Intellect

Such an interesting conversation. Charlie Rose was at his best here and you can really see him shine by making guests feel at ease and sharing openly. Katherina Kubrick is such a lovely, intelligent warm person!

One king talking about another. What a filmmaker Kubrick was.

I was very surprised despite being fellow New Yorkers that Kubrick and Scorsese never met or spoke with one another!

Always loved The Killing.

Vivian : we were living together when we shot the scene Charlie Rose: so u were living together when u shot the scene?

Stanley Kubrick is one of those people when their name gets mentioned and it immediately commands great reverence and respect.

Scorsese: 'you direct the eye... and the heart."

Kubrick is in a world all by himself. The GOAT!

Kubrick’s earliest films were just ok. He developed through incredible determination into a great artist. I questioned the value of EWS, but I find much of it fascinating and interesting.

He is such a genius. I wish he was still alive he would make so many more great pictures.

Thanks for uploading this informative round-table discussion on a fascinating film-maker.

Charlie's suit jackets always looked like he slept on them the night before, waking up a half an hour before taping, throwing on his tie and spitting on his fingers while whisking his hair back with his right hand...

I love how scorcese is listening with pure will to learn never even blinked once

If scorsese confirms it then there is no doubt kubrick was the greatest along with fellini,

The best, thanx for the upload

For better or worse, he made us see things we can never unsee.

Dr. Strangelove is 3 in my top ten, what a knowledgeable film!

A worthy conversation about the cinematic genius of Stanley Kubrick. And there is nobody today doing the caliber of interviews that Charlie Rose was master at creating. It is a shame that we have nothing on the order of a Charlie' Rose to help illuminate the personalities, minds and thoughts of countless talented and accomplished individuals and from all walks of life. He had a genius for conversation that has all, but disappeared from mass media. He knew how to listen and to ask the right questions, and not give overdo attention to himself. The conversations we are not presently having and listening to is a national tragedy.

There's Kubrick and then everyone else.

thank you for that. a very romantic conversation.

1. 2001: A Space Odyssey 2. Eyes Wide Shut 3. Barry Lyndon 4. The Shining 5. Dr. Strangelove 6. A Clockwork Orange 7. Full Metal Jacket 8. The Killing 9. Lolita 10. Paths of Glory 11. Spartacus

what an incredible interview...

Kubrick was the best.

One of the guests, Jan, shared that Kubrick had 10% talent, 90% hard work. It was Thomas Edison explained that his genius came from 10% inspiration and 90% perspiration, and I believe Kubrick must have had a much higher percentage of talent, given his filmography and that he made money as a chess player. Tesla may have been in a select group that have 90% talent and 10% work!

Fantastic interview, wonderful in all aspects.

Fantastic interview. One of Charlie's best. Thank you.

Wish he made Napoleon and Aryan Papers

From what little I have come to know about Stanley Kubrick, it seems clear enough that he was 'Bad'. He was the undisputed badass. I feel most people can identify with that outspoken contrarian mindset that it takes to go, "no... no no, that isn't the way..", but most people either don't voice up or just make clumsy work of stating their mind. Kubrick is like the king of successfully contradicting "societies rules" in the most awesome way and being deemed winner in the long run

2001 A Space Odyssey was the first Stanley Kubrick movie i saw and the second was The Shining and later on Clock Work Orange and so fourth. The man was a genius when it came to directing.

Growing up and learning what film and cinema were all about, SK had not only a consistency in execution but a range of subject matter. Humanity, war and conflict, and authority. Life. Inspiring. Unnerving.

3:23 - 5:41 The most beautiful thing I’ve ever heard from one great filmmaker about another great filmmaker. Scorsese is 100% right about Kubrick. His films broke new cinematic ground.

Scorsese shakes his head when Jan Harlan says Kubrick loved his films. I know praise is hard but come on Marty, of course Kubrick loved your films, just like we all do!🫡

He clearly had a genius for choosing the right people to be with.

great show, everyone were fantastic

We should all be so lucky to have someone as intelligent, beautiful and classy as Christiane in our lives.

2001 is the best film ever made. Nothing to touch it.

paths of glory is another (underrated) gem

Thank you so much for the video; your knowledge is greatly appreciated and has been incredibly helpful

30:56 when your friend is getting punished for something u did😂

He was my favorite, searched out everything he did including his unremembered "Barry Lyndon ".

Great video yeah he's my favorite movie maker top of the line perfection was his key that opened the door to greatness for him and many that worked for him.

Scorsese should give credit to Ray Lovejoy for editing 'The Shining' or Nigel Galt for editing 'Eyes Wide Shut'. I agree, in Kubrick films a two shot conversation isn't a ping pong game... He speaks, then she speaks, then he speaks, etc. There is a pause after someone speaks and the editor holds on the actor, then the other actor speaks. It creates an eerie moment. Of course, Kubrick shot it this way so I suppose it was planned by him. But Editors make choices as well.

This video was from the year 2001, but looks like it may as well be from 1968, when he made 2001.

A terrific group conversation. So glad I stumbled on this. Thanks for posting.

The ends of PATH OF GLORY.. PHENOMENAL!

Life is about education, how could film be anything less? Thank you Stanley!

Part of Rose's talent is revealed in the guests he assembled. Such was the case in this superb triple interview. His wife, for a personal take on the man, to one of his most important collaborators, and another great contemporary director, Scorsese. It just doesn't get any better than this. On a filmatic note, I think the true genius of Kubrick was in his ability to make entirely DIFFERENT films, and to never, ever do anything less than at the highest level, or what we call "perfection." The fact is, any filmmaker would have been proud to have made even ONE of his masterworks, but when you view his entire life's work, his output was so prodigious and truly in the realm of "genius," it's nearly impossible not to use the one word that he eschewed so vehemently.

Scorsese is such a natural public speaker. 👏

So much is about finding the right questions - and about pursuing them without thinking of life as a competition and game to dominate others.

THIS IS GREAT

The thing that makes a great artist is a great mind that makes great art

1:40 "Have you seen the film Groundhog's Day" Poor Shelly Duvall 😂

Nothing makes me happier than hearing Marty laugh

I so love Paths of Glory.

Kubrick: best director/editor of all times. Scorsese: best cinema teller of all times (and also great director)

When Jan Harlan mentions Stanley admiring Scorsese that man's eyes told a thousand stories of pride.

Thank you

He is a singular very aware director and chose great themes

Stanley Kubrick playing chess against a computer as mentioned in the clip is just the kind of film I'd love to see.

i love that scorcese laughs at the christiane's stories of kubrick. it's like he understands and relates to kubrick's little neuroticisms in his personal life while never having met him.

One of cinema's greatest film directors

back when directors were called filmmakers.