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Color Me Kubrick
Directed by
Brian W. Cook
Not Rated
2007
86m
Comedy
,
Drama
6.1
51%
42%
5.7
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The true story of a man who posed as director Stanley Kubrick during the production of Kubrick's last film, Eyes Wide Shut (1999), despite knowing very little about his work and looking nothing like him.
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Cast of Color Me Kubrick
John Malkovich
Alan Conway
Sam Redford
Toby
Tom Allen
Charles
Lynda Baron
Mrs. Vitali
Linda Bassett
Trolley Lady
Nick Barber
Denzil
Angus Barnett
Ace
Marisa Berenson
Alex Witchell
Honor Blackman
Madam
Peter Bowles
Cyril
Paul Burnham
Hex Mortimer
Paul Chowdhry
Pub Announcer
Teresa Churcher
TV Journalist
Enzo Cilenti
Waldegrave
Phil Cornwell
Police Sgt
Kammy Darweish
TV Journalist
Jim Davidson
Lee Pratt
Jamie Davis
Duane
Ayesha Dharker
Dr Stukeley
Bryan Dick
Sean
Color Me Kubrick Ratings & Reviews
Christian Science Monitor
Peter Rainer
Malkovich captures not only the nuttiness of Conway, with his smorgasbord of foreign-sounding accents, but also his pathos.
Detroit News
Tom Long
Not only is there nothing there, the nothingness is a complete bore. When a film's highpoint is a soundtrack that relies heavily on other soundtracks, you've got problems.
Detroit Free Press
John Monaghan
The irony of Color Me Kubrick is that the visual tricks merely serve as a backdrop for Malkovich's inspired high-wire performance.
RogerEbert.com
Jim Emerson
A little bit like a coloring book -- flip the pages and each is pretty much like the one before, escalating variations on the same scam, with Malkovich filling in the cartoonish shadings, and occasionally going way outside the lines.
AV Club
Tasha Robinson
It literally only has one idea in its head, and when that idea runs dry, it's as lost as Conway is without his plethora of Kubrick masks.
Austin Chronicle
Marrit Ingman
This is a kicky little movie.
The Hollywood Reporter
Michael Rechtshaffen
At best a kitschy Catch Me If You Can and at worst a tedious comedy.
Rolling Stone
Peter Travers
Director Brian W. Cook should know that hopes are seldom high for movies that debut on DVD the same day they hit the multiplex.
UGO
Brian Tallerico
Even if the film is essentially a one-man show, a one-man show starring John Malkovich is bound to be really damn good.
Seattle Times
Moira MacDonald
Malkovich's performance, and the irresistible concept of an anonymous man dining out on a false identity, carries the film along giddily, and Cook wisely keeps Color Me Kubrick short and deliciously tart.
San Francisco Chronicle
Ruthe Stein
Colour Me Kubrick is a somewhat fictionalized accounting of this amazing but true story. The filmmakers have wisely turned it into a comedy, and a wickedly entertaining one at that.
New York Post
Lou Lumenick
Great fun for the first 20 minutes but seems long at 86.
Houston Chronicle
Bruce Westbrook
One problem is that Malkovich gets free rein to be Malkovich, the often showy actor, rather than Conway, a humble London travel agent. It's a grandstanding performance that's more about hamminess than substance.
Boston Globe
Ty Burr
The movie never convinces us there's anyone there to expose, though, and Malkovich flits from scene to scene without ever anchoring Conway in a lasting reality.
New York Times
Stephen Holden
Once the movie gets started, it doesn't know where to go or how to end. It more or less repeats itself.
MovieFreak.com
Sara Michelle Fetters
The film is an odd duck, a staccato-like examination of fame, celebrity and the absurd obsession with both, moving in fits and spurts to a meandering cadence of its own peculiarly unique design.
Los Angeles Times
Ed Gonzalez
Scarcely an insightful biographical portrait, Color Me Kubrick is still interesting, perhaps even intimidating, as a study of the way fandom can so readily be turned against itself.
Chicago Reader
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Writer Anthony Frewin and director Brian Cook uses Conway's unlikely saga to mount an appreciative send-up of a certain style of gay extravagance, with John Malkovich having a field day as Conway.
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Hap Erstein
A ludicrous, but entertaining look at a real-life Kubrick impersonator, played with over-the-top glee by Malkovich.
Newsday
Gene Seymour
You can almost see the invective splattering all over the storyline. And Malkovich's camping and vamping, however perversely entertaining it is to behold, can neutralize the venom only so much.
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