Stanley Kubrick's Napoleon: The Greatest Movie Never Made by Castle Alison - 2011

Koln; Taschen; 2011. hardcover in very good condition. 1112 pages, colour photos, Includes "key card for access to complete picture file"

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TASCHEN, Auflage: Trade Edition. Auflage: Trade Edition. Hardcover. 22,2 x 7,6 x 35,1 cm. The fascinating tale of Kubrick's unfilmed masterpiece. Based on the original 2009 limited edition which featured 10 books hidden inside of a carved out reproduction of a Napoleon history book, this publication brings all the original elements together in one volume. - Alison Castle received a BA in philosophy from Columbia University and an MA in photography and film from New York University (NYU/International Center of Photography masters program). She is the editor of titles on photography, film, and design, including Some Like it Hot and The Stanley Kubrick Archives. The fascinating tale of Kubrick's unfilmed masterpiece. Based on the original 2009 limited edition which featured 10 books hidden inside of a carved out reproduction of a Napoleon history book, this publication brings all the original elements together in one volume. - Alison Castle received a BA in philosophy from Columbia University and an MA… Read More

2011. 'Hardback'. 'Good'. 'Good condition. There are scuffs to the edges and corners of the cover as well as a small dent to the top page edge. Otherwise in very good condition with pages crisp and clean and online access card present.'

TASCHEN, 2011. Book. New. Hardcover. FIRST. This collector's edition is limited to 1,000 numbered copies. TASCHEN's sumptuous, limited-edition tribute to this unmade masterpiece makes Kubrick's valiant work on "Napoleon" available to fans for the first time . Herein, readers can peruse a selection of Kubrick's correspondence, various costume studies, location scouting photographs, research material, script drafts, and more, each category of material in its own book. Kubrick's final draft is reproduced in facsimile while the other texts are tidily kenneled into one volume where they dare not interfere with the visual material. All of these books are tucked inside of--or shall we say hiding in?--a carved-out reproduction of a Napoleon history book. The text book features the complete original treatment, essays examining the screenplay in historical and dramatic contexts, an essay by Jean Tulard on Napoleon in cinema, and a transcript of interviews Kubrick conducted with… Read More