>Marisa Berenson described Stanley Kubrick as being uncharacteristically

>>86674715
she was breathtaking in it, so that's probably one of the reasons, if not the reason.

>>86674715
Was it autism? That was a rhetorical question, and the answer is yes.

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>>86674715
One thing I noticed upon watching Barry Lyndon was the fantastic manner in which the faces of the actors matched their respective characters. Barry very much looks like a man, and the reverend with his odd but angular features looks very noble. So I can deduce Kubrick also at least partially chose Marisa Berenson for the role because she fits it visually, because he obviously had an understanding for the relevance of facial aesthetics. She was probably near perfection for him in beauty.

>>86679597
barry lyndon is the only film where she looks spectacular

>>86679735
I don't see how that changes anything?

>aspergy
>autistic perfectionism
>spends his free time reading or playing chess
>redpilled
>shy to qts

kubrick was literally /ourguy/

>>86680055
>bullied actors
>cucked the cruise
can it get any more /ourguy/ than that?

>>86679735
Are you saying Barry Lyndon is the only film she looked good in, or she just never looked as good in any other film?

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>>86679597
>>86674715

>this was a 10/10 in 1776

>>86680960
I wouldn't be asking for more at a time like that. Villages can also only get so big and there are only so many available women. An uneventful life in the country may mean that she might be the best looking one you'd see your entire life.