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December 14, 2007
"Mr. Kubrick, I presume?" "Mr. Hitchcock! How are you this fine evening?"
Jamie Stuart flags this small detail in a familiar film, which a handful of viewers had wondered about at the time of the original release: 
"Just watching Eyes Wide Shut on my laptop using the full screen. At exactly 57:04, in the Sonata Cafe as Nick greets Bill, and they sit... Stanley Kubrick is pulling an Alfred Hitchcock sitting dead center in the background talking to a blonde woman." Is it this man? What do you think? [ADD SATURDAY: Authoritative individuals suggest, ugh, otherwise. Isn't this tippler just a little too frail for the man from the Bronx? I wish I could remember all those conversations of so much detail so much parsing so much love and so much surmise of color palette in those last days of the last summer of the last century...] [ADD MIDDAY SATURDAY: Someone who ought to know passes along word: Nope.]
Posted by Ray Pride at December 14, 2007 07:45 PM
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