Sean Fennessey

I've spent the last 10 years asking filmmakers, like, why did you do this?

However, with certain movies, this being one of them, I do not want an explanation of that room.

I wish that I did not read that.

I'm actually quite surprised that he shared that.

And it seemed like he shared that

maybe shortly after the film had come out and he was not as concerned maybe about being so mysterious at this particular period of time.

That's a real careful what you wish for scenario, though, given what happens in the movie.

We've also done E.T.

on this show.

Well, E.T.

and this film, too, like the star of the films, E.T.

and Hell 9000.

Well, also for such a film with so little dialogue, you know, that you need somebody.

On the other hand, though, like, he obviously is encouraging these actors to kind of

I don't know if our guy Stanley was doing that.

Seemed like he had a different manner.

Can you talk about like the relationship that you have with a writer like that, who you,

Return to over and over again and what happens when they have an idea that you don't like or how do you come to a common ground?

This is a funny one too, though, because you and Kubrick are somewhat alike in this way.

All of his movies are based on something.