Stanley Kubrick Archive
The archive of acclaimed filmmaker Stanley Kubrick features material spanning his entire career. Find out more about what you can access at UAL and learn more about his work.
What’s in the archive?
The archive spans Kubrick's entire career from his time as a photographer for Look Magazine to his final film Eyes Wide Shut.
There’s material about his unfinished projects, especially AI: Artificial Intelligence and Aryan Papers. There are even records created posthumously including DVD and video re-releases, documentaries and books about Kubrick and his work.
The archive includes:
- scripts
- research materials like books, magazines and location photographs
- set plans and production documents - call sheets, shooting schedules, continuity reports and continuity Polaroids
- props, costumes, poster designs, sound tapes and records
- publicity press cuttings.
Visit us
The Stanley Kubrick Archive is available Monday to Friday by appointment only.
Interviews with Kubrick's friends and family
See interviews with members of Stanley Kubrick's family, close friends, collaborators and colleagues. These films explore the ways in which Kubrick found and developed the stories for his films, and how he chose and used music.
We are immensely grateful to all the participants for their generosity and honesty in contributing to the interviews.
This project was undertaken by Pamela Glintenkamp, oral historian and video producer. We are also indebted to the BBFC and to Warner Bros. Entertainment Ltd. for their generous financial support to make these films possible.
The Stanley Kubrick Archive Oral History Project: Finding and Developing the Story
Kubrick Design Part I: 'Dr. Strangelove'
Set Design Part II: ' A Clockwork Orange'