CT'ers have to struggle
One of the fixed beliefs of the Moon Hoax conspiracy theorists is that Kubrick shot all the lunar footage. Part of their "proof" is that he wasn't doing any movie work during the period in question.
In the real world (as opposed to the CT world) he was doing research and trying to raise funding for Napoleon. If he actually did the movie, the CT'ers would have to find some other movie guy. (George Pal? Ray Harryhausen?)
Not that they wouldn't do it, understand, but they would have to devote some of their limited resources to finding a remotely credible guy.
Side thought: As you know, Bob, the French film-maker Abel Gance had proposed a huge series on the life of Napoleon -- six films, each five to six hours long. Only one was made, Napoléon (1927). Now if Kubrick 1) rediscovered the movie 2) gave Gance and Albert Dieudonné, his star as Napoleon (both of them were still alive then!) cameo roles . . .
One of the fixed beliefs of the Moon Hoax conspiracy theorists is that Kubrick shot all the lunar footage. Part of their "proof" is that he wasn't doing any movie work during the period in question.
In the real world (as opposed to the CT world) he was doing research and trying to raise funding for Napoleon. If he actually did the movie, the CT'ers would have to find some other movie guy. (George Pal? Ray Harryhausen?)
Not that they wouldn't do it, understand, but they would have to devote some of their limited resources to finding a remotely credible guy.
Side thought: As you know, Bob, the French film-maker Abel Gance had proposed a huge series on the life of Napoleon -- six films, each five to six hours long. Only one was made, Napoléon (1927). Now if Kubrick 1) rediscovered the movie 2) gave Gance and Albert Dieudonné, his star as Napoleon (both of them were still alive then!) cameo roles . . .