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    1. Threeturkishships on

      People might talk about the meticulous planning from Kubrick or the Nasa lenses or the IRA threats, but my absolute favorite anecdote about this film is that rugby pundit George Hook did the onset catering for this film.

      The image of him in a hairnet dishing up shite sandwiches to surly electricians and teamsters never fails to make me smile.

    2. Churt_Lyne on

      I see a reference to NASA lenses below, but for context Stanley Kubrick used the fastest lenses in cinema history to shoot some scenes like this lit only by candle light. As anyone familiar with photography aware, fast lenses bring their own challenges, like extremely shallow depth of field…

      [https://neiloseman.com/barry-lyndon-the-full-story-of-the-famous-f0-7-lenses/](https://neiloseman.com/barry-lyndon-the-full-story-of-the-famous-f0-7-lenses/)

    3. Jacabusmagnus on

      Seen it, it’s an absolute epic. I don’t understand how it’s not more popular here or why it has such a poor screening rate. It’s also a phenomenal period production. It’s battle scenes are used in countless historical videos/documentaries to depict 18th century battles.

    4. Tony_Meatballs_00 on

      “id sooner go to hell as to Dublin”

      Redmond knew what was what

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