| Color Me Kubrick | |||||
| Magnolia Home Entertainment (2005) | |||||
| Comedy, Drama | |||||
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| John Malkovich | ||
| Tom Allen | Charles | |
| Scott Baker | Waiter | |
| Nick Barber | Denzil | |
| Angus Barnett | Ace | |
| Lynda Baron | Mrs. Vitali | |
| Linda Bassett | Trolley Lady | |
| Marisa Berenson | Alex Witchell | |
| Honor Blackman | Madam | |
| Peter Bowles | Cyril | |
| Paul Burnham | Hex Mortimer | |
| Jim Davidson | ||
| Richard E. Grant | ||
| Luke Mably | ||
| Marc Warren |
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| Producer | Michael Fitzgerald
Brian W. Cook Luc Besson Steve Christian |
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| Writer | Anthony Frewin
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The true...ish story of the world's biggest liar. John Malkovich gives a hilarious tour-de-force as Alan Conway, a conman who successfully passed himself off as the famed and notoriously reclusive director, Stanley Kubrick, for the last decade of the filmmaker's life, despite knowing very little about Kubrick. It'd be a farce of the highest order if it weren't somehow based on a true...ish story. Click Here To Listen To Our Interview With Director Brian W. Cook! |
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