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Shining e l'Olocausto: Un'analisi delle interpretazioni e dei potenziali significati nascosti	D
Shelley Duvall è l'unica ad aver interpretato un membro della famiglia Torrance il cui nome non è [...]	D
Differenze tra romanzo, film, e miniserie	D
The color red is visible, either overtly or subtly, in nearly every shot of the film. This is presum [...]	D
Wendy Torrance says "like a ghost ship" when the manager Ullman tells her how deserted the Overlook [...]	D
The miniseries and the novel goes into more detail about Jack Torrance's relationship with his fathe [...]	D
To achieve the smoothness of the opening shots, cameraman Greg MacGillivray secured a wide angle Arr [...]	D
Despite receiving generally unfavorable reviews upon its initial release, the film is now regarded a [...]	D
Shelley Duvall suffered from several anxiety attacks and near mental collapse during the 56 weeks of [...]	D
Shelley Duvall is the only actor or actress who played a member of the Torrance family whose charact [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick also made casting decisions for dubbing actors in other countries. In Spain, actor a [...]	D
Chevy Chase, Martin Sheen, Leslie Nielsen, and Christopher Reeve were considered for the role of Jac [...]	D
The scrapbook that Jack finds in the novel makes a brief appearance next to his typewriter when Jack [...]	D
Shelley Duvall has said that the incredible stress of filming under the direction of perfectionist S [...]	D
Danny Torrance's imaginary friend, Tony, isn't given much of an explanation in the 1980 film, howeve [...]	D
In the novel, Dick Hallorann's grandmother (and her great-grandmother) also had the Shining, and the [...]	D
Vivian Kubrick: In the party scene. She wore a black dress and sat on the right side of the sofa clo [...]	D
The book was written inside the Stanley Hotel. Stephen King stayed in the room that Danny is told no [...]	D
Anjelica Huston lived with Jack Nicholson during the time of the shooting. She recalled that, due to [...]	D
The hedge maze is original to the film. Though in 2015 the Stanley Hotel, the inspiration for Stephe [...]	D
Jack Nicholson went to play the Joker in Batman (1989). Batman & Robin (1997) featured his cast mate [...]	D
Longtime Denver-area television newscaster Bertha Lynn appeared in this movie, and the 1997 miniseri [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick's first choice to play Danny Torrance was Cary Guffey, the young boy from Incontri r [...]	D
This film is well known by fans for being one of the scariest and simultaneously greatest horror fil [...]	D
The maze scenes took a month to film.	D
The maze was constructed on an airfield near Elstree Studios, by weaving branches to chicken wire mo [...]	D
For the scene in which Jack breaks down the bathroom door, the props department built a door that co [...]	D
Approximately 4,000 people auditioned for the role of Danny Torrance over a six-month period. The in [...]	D
As Hallorann's flight arrives in Denver just after eight a.m., this means that his flight from Miami [...]	D
This film is one of the only adaptations of Stephen King's novels that King himself always remembere [...]	D
The movie Doctor Sleep (2019) clarifies that Norman Gay's character, the "injured guest" is none oth [...]	D
In the novel, the Overlook Hotel burned to the ground because of the boiler that Jack Torrance negle [...]	D
The scene towards the end of the film, where Wendy is running up the stairway carrying a knife, was [...]	D
The back-and-forth camera movement where Jack is breaking through the bathroom door mimicks the pan- [...]	D
Most of the elaborate urban legends and conspiracy theories surrounding this film (ranging from it s [...]	D
Early in the film, Danny leaves a doll lying around in the lobby of the hotel. It is black, and wear [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick: [Bathrooms] Jack speaks to the ghost of Delbert Grady in the men's room. Later, Jac [...]	D
Conspiracy theorists point to several symbols in the film as "evidence" that Stanley Kubrick was inv [...]	D
Key scenes in this film are rendered in elaborate CG as being a level in the game that is central to [...]	D
Many of the iconic scenes in the movie aren't in the book:-"Here's Johnny!"-Dick being killed.-Jack [...]	D
Final film of Pauline Chamberlain.	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
Stephen King was quite disappointed in the final film. While admitting that Stanley Kubrick's visual [...]	D
Philip Stone recalled of his scene with Jack Nicholson, "We shot it 50 or 60 times, I should think - [...]	D
Additional name anomalies: Jack's interview at the beginning is with 2 actors named Barry: Barry Nel [...]	D
Although the Grady girls are often referred to as twins by outside sources, they are actually 8 and [...]	D
Shelley Duvall appeared in two movies in 1980, this one and Popeye - Braccio di ferro (1980). This o [...]	D
The famous line, "Here's Johnny," was originally removed in the Spanish dubbed voice-over, as Johnny [...]	D
Stephen King has never understood why people find this movie so scary.	D
Danny's Shining is more powerful than Dick's in the novel. Danny can get information about someone j [...]	D
In the source novel, Dick Hallorann survives (though Jack attacks him with a roque mallet, not an ax [...]	D
The skeletons Wendy sees are those of certain people and extras seen alive in the ballroom scene. In [...]	D
When Danny goes to explore Room 237 (Room 217) in the novel, there's also a scary fire hose outside [...]	D
Was selected for preservation in the National Film Registy by the Library of Congress in 2018 for be [...]	D
When Steadicam inventor and operator Garrett Brown was hired to work on the picture, he was assured [...]	D
The "snowy" maze near the conclusion of the movie consisted of nine hundred tons of salt and crushed [...]	D
Filmmakers tend to strictly follow what is known as the 180-Degree Rule when filming two characters [...]	D
In the British television ad for the film, Jack can be seen tearing through the second door panel, a [...]	D
In the New Year's Eve 1921 photograph, there's a man standing a little ways behind Jack Nicholson in [...]	D
When Wendy is at Jack's desk in the dark main lobby, it is seen through the balcony that the haunted [...]	D
Upon seeing the movie, Stephen King reportedly said "I think he set out to make a film that hurts pe [...]	D
During the scene where Wendy brings Jack breakfast in bed, it can be seen in the reflection of the m [...]	D
In 2012, it was ranked the 75th greatest film of all time in the Sight & Sound directors' poll.	D
Danny is five in the novel, but seven in the 1997 miniseries and this movie.	D
There were so many changes to the script during shooting (a scene change was made almost daily) that [...]	D
The scene where Jack is chasing Danny through the maze took over a month to shoot. During the shoot, [...]	D
The "Making-of" documentary shot by Vivian Kubrick shows that the hedge maze set, while nowhere near [...]	D
Lia Beldam, who plays the nude young woman in the bathtub, said in a 2018 interview that she was wor [...]	D
The Louisville Slugger baseball bat, with which Wendy Torrance bludgeons Jack, was signed by Carl Ya [...]	D
As he lived in England, Stanley Kubrick was not at all familiar with the "Heeeeere's Johnny" line (f [...]	D
To get Jack Nicholson in the right agitated mood, he was fed only cheese sandwiches for two weeks, w [...]	D
To construct the interiors of the Overlook Hotel, Stanley Kubrick and production designer Roy Walker [...]	D
The exterior scenes were filmed at the Timberline Lodge in Oregon where the manager asked the film m [...]	D
Wendy Torrance swung the baseball bat forty-one times on film.	D
Room 237 (217 in the novel) continues a theme in Stephen King novels of rooms with numbers having si [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick originally wanted Slim Pickens to play the part of Hallorann, but Pickens wanted not [...]	D
The famous opening scene was shot in Glacier National Park in Montana just north of St. Mary's Lake. [...]	D
Jack Nicholson plays a character named Jack, who, in the bar scene drinks Jack Daniels. The characte [...]	D
Film debut of Manning Redwood (Forest Ranger 2).	D
There was no air conditioning on the sets, meaning it would often become very hot. The hedge maze se [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick wanted to shoot the film in script order. This meant having all the relevant sets st [...]	D
According to Shelley Duvall, the famous "Here's Johnny!" scene took three days to film and the use o [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick had envisioned Shelley Duvall as his more timid, dependent version of Wendy Torrance [...]	D
In the German-language version instead of "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy," Kubrick used [...]	D
As Jack creeps towards Wendy in the baseball bat scene, he is traveling in a counter-clockwise circu [...]	D
In the novel and the film, people are still checking out of the Overlook Hotel when the Torrances ar [...]	D
Delbert Grady, the waiter and butler from 1921, spills Advocaat (a yellow liqueur) on Jack in the Go [...]	D
Jack Nicholson and Scatman Crothers had previously appeared together in Qualcuno volÃ² sul nido de [...]	D
During this grueling shoot, the Wimbledon tennis tournament was in full swing in the UK and Jack Nic [...]	D
When discussing the original Stephen King book in an interview with critic Michael Ciment, director [...]	D
When Danny is eating his sandwich after the first scene of Jack's interview, Wendy is reading The Ca [...]	D
The events that take place in Room 237 with the nude woman do not occur in the novel.	D
There are relatively few murders onscreen in the Shining; just one, Hallorann; and two if you count [...]	D
Scatman Crothers was friends with Jack Nicholson, and when he heard about the role of Dick Hallorann [...]	D
Along with "Questa terra Ã¨ la mia terra (1976)," "Il maratoneta (1976)," and "Rocky (1976)," this [...]	D
This movie, after Carrie - Lo sguardo di Satana (1976), is the second theatrical adaptation based of [...]	D
The film was released in the United States on Scatman Crothers' seventieth birthday.	D
Judging by the size of the stack of the manuscript, Jack has typed approximately four hundred pages [...]	D
Neither Lia Beldam (young woman in bath) nor Billie Gibson (old woman in bath) appeared in another m [...]	D
In the novel, Wendy is first attacked by Jack with a roque mallet. In the movie, she serves the firs [...]	D
According to Vivian Kubrick in her "making of", Stanley Kubrick's secretary spent weeks, if not mont [...]	D
Garrett Brown accomplished many of the ultra-low tracking corridor sequences from a wheelchair, on w [...]	D
Saul Bass reportedly produced around three hundred versions of the film's poster before Stanley Kubr [...]	D
Stephen King tried to talk Stanley Kubrick out of casting Jack Nicholson in the lead, suggesting, in [...]	D
This is the second movie in which Jack Nicholson's character is kissing a beautiful woman as she tur [...]	D
Jack Black has stated that this movie is his favorite.	D
This was the first horror film starring Jack Nicholson since Roger Corman's "La vergine di cera (196 [...]	D
For the scenes when Jack can be heard typing, but what he is typing is off-screen, Stanley Kubrick r [...]	D
James Mason can be seen visiting the set of Stanley Kubrick's Shining (1980) in Arena: Making 'The S [...]	D
The role of Lloyd the Bartender was originally to have been played by Harry Dean Stanton, who was un [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick, known for his compulsiveness and numerous retakes, got the difficult shot of blood [...]	D
According to Stephen King, the title is inspired by the refrain in the The Plastic Ono Band's song, [...]	D
In their 1985 song "Last Time Forever", which was about domestic violence , British pop group Squeez [...]	D
In the original screenplay, Jack Torrance was to say "That's all, folks!" rather than "Here's Johnny [...]	D
According to Variety Magazine, the film took almost 200 days to shoot. However, according to assista [...]	D
Stephen King got the idea for the book while his family were staying at the Stanley Hotel in Estes P [...]	D
There is a character named Richard Haloran (slightly different spelling) in the film Terrore alla 13 [...]	D
During filming, Stanley Kubrick made the cast watch "Eraserhead - La mente che cancella (1977)," "Ro [...]	D
According to 2nd unit cameraman Jeff Blyth, a scene was filmed on the Pacific Coast Highway in which [...]	D
John Williams was initially set to provide the score, until Stanley Kubrick decided to go with a sel [...]	D
Right when he was offered to make the film, Stanley Kubrick already knew that he wanted to change th [...]	D
Following the film's initial mixed reception, "The Shining" was nominated for two Golden Raspberry A [...]	D
The exteriors of the Overlook Hotel where shot at Borehamwood Studios outside London.	D
In the party scene, Stanley Kubrick told the extras to mouth their words.	D
Italian censorship visa # 75969 delivered on 10 December 1980.	D
Stanley Kubrick considered Robert De Niro and Robin Williams for the role of Jack Torrance, but deci [...]	D
The scene where Wendy is running and sees a room where a man in a bear costume is having sex with th [...]	D
On the DVD commentary track for Arena: Making 'The Shining' (1980), Vivian Kubrick reveals that Shel [...]	D
Early on, Danny is watching a Wile E Coyote And The Roadrunner cartoon on TV. Fans of the cartoon se [...]	D
The iconic scene where Jack Torrance goes into Room 237 and finds a naked and attractive woman only [...]	D
Stephen King said Stanley Kubrick's version of Wendy Torrance is one of the most misogynistic charac [...]	D
A lot more of the most iconic moments in the film, including the elevator full of blood and the line [...]	D
Every time Jack talks to a "ghost", there's a mirror in the scene, except in the food locker scene. [...]	D
Billie Gibson, the old woman in the tub, is often confused with Ann Gibson, Mel Gibson's late mother [...]	D
Outtakes of the shots of the Volkswagen Beetle travelling towards the Overlook Hotel at the start of [...]	D
At the time of release, it was the policy of the MPAA to not allow the portrayal of blood in trailer [...]	D
In an edition of Radio Times, in his Film of the Week column, Andrew Collins reviewed this movie. An [...]	D
The throwing around of the tennis ball inside the Overlook Hotel was Jack Nicholson's idea. The scri [...]	D
One of Stanley Kubrick's favorite films was Eraserhead - La mente che cancella (1977), directed by D [...]	D
While director Stanley Kubrick was famously very demanding and intimidating on set, to the point of [...]	D
In the bar scene where Jack has some bourbon, the dialogue includes: "I like you Lloyd. You wer [...]	D
Dick was pushing sixty in the novel, but Scatman Crothers was 69 going on 70.	D
David Baxt, the forest ranger that talks to Wendy over the radio was also in Batman (1989) with Jack [...]	D
Bill Watson was the caretaker at the Overlook Hotel the rest of the year in the novel. There is a "B [...]	D
The movie has achieved the status of classic and is generally considered a horror masterpiece in spi [...]	D
Prior to hiring Diane Johnson as his writing partner, Stanley Kubrick rejected a screenplay written [...]	D
Shelley Duvall suffered from nervous exhaustion throughout filming, including physical illness and h [...]	D
The MPAA did not allow blood to be shown in any trailers that would be seen by all ages. Stanley Kub [...]	D
In a recent interview, Stephen King said that although there were bad feelings and a lot of bitterne [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick was very unimpressed with Stephen King's writing right after he saw Carrie - Lo sgua [...]	D
Steven Spielberg praised the scene in which Wendy finds Jack's "novel" and is confronted by him, as [...]	D
To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the film, for a television commercial in 2010 for Premier Inn h [...]	D
When Jack uses an axe to break through the bathroom door, he shouts "Here's Johnny". This was a refe [...]	D
The scene of Hallorann approaching the hotel in the snowcat was shot in real snow approaching the re [...]	D
A lot of the incidental music is very similar to that used in 2001: Odissea nello spazio (1968). Spe [...]	D
This was voted the ninth scariest film of all time by Entertainment Weekly.	D
Jack Nicholson and Stanley Kubrick both worked with several actors and directors on other films conn [...]	D
There is a great deal of confusion regarding this film and the number of retakes of certain scenes. [...]	D
According to Vivian Kubrick in her commentary on Arena: Making 'The Shining' (1980), Margaret Adams, [...]	D
When Hallorann makes the phone call, the set is very dark and with eerie blue overtones. In the back [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick had always made many changes to all of his films that were based on books.	D
Denver media was used twice in the film. While driving up to Sidewinder in a blinding snowstorm, Dic [...]	D
Despite his reported abuse of Shelley Duvall on-set, Stanley Kubrick spoke very highly of her abilit [...]	D
The 7 minute scene where Hallorann discusses with Danny when he first arrives at the hotel about the [...]	D
Less than a year after The Shining was released, director Boris Sagal was severely injured and later [...]	D
The book that Jack was writing contained the one sentence ("All work and no play makes Jack a dull b [...]	D
Jack tells Lloyd in the bar that Danny once messed around with his work papers. This mirrors an even [...]	D
In the scene where Wendy and Danny are watching TV; they are watching Summer of 42.	D
As Jack enters the hotel for the first time and stops at the Reception desk, he walks right in front [...]	D
Danny hid the Shining from Jack and Wendy in the book.	D
Like a lot of critics, Stephen King included, Pauline Kael marvels at the technological accomplishme [...]	D
Blizzards are in both The Shining and Misery, another Stephen King novel. Incidentally, the weapons [...]	D
Warner Bros. previously offered Stanley Kubrick the chance to direct L'esorcista (1973). As well, th [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick decided that having the hedge animals come alive (as they do in the book) was unwork [...]	D
Steven Spielberg visited Elstree Studios to prepare to film I predatori dell'arca perduta (1981), an [...]	D
The two Ray Noble and His Orchestra songs used were not actually from the 1920s: "Midnight, the Star [...]	D
Danny Torrance puts his hands over his face and then peeks through his fingers when he sees the ghos [...]	D
Scatman Crothers plays a character called Turkel in Qualcuno volÃ² sul nido del cuculo (1975). Act [...]	D
Jack Nicholson portrayed Jack Torrance in this movie. Carel Struycken portrays Grampa Flick in Docto [...]	D
The kitchen set was actually just a backstage area at Elstree Studios, and Kubrick's personal office [...]	D
Subtle foreshadowing: Jack's tie is the hedge maze.	D
The snow began to bury the Overlook Hotel in the novel.	D
One of the shots in the part where Jack is bouncing a ball against a wall took several days to film. [...]	D
Stephen King was disappointed in this film. In an interview in the June 1986 issue of American Film, [...]	D
Lloyd the bartender shares an old adage with Jack, "Women - you can't live with them; you can't live [...]	D
Since Jack Nicholson and Shelley Duvall spoke in thick New Jersey and Texas accents respectively, Ku [...]	D
Jack Nicholson and Scatman Crothers appeared in Il re dei giardini di Marvin (1972), Due uomini e un [...]	D
This film was shot in the same film studio that was used for L'Impero colpisce ancora (1980). In fac [...]	D
In the novel, the woman in the bathtub (in room 217) had killed herself because she was abandoned by [...]	D
The eerie "music for strings" section of the soundtrack was previously used in two Doctor Who (1963) [...]	D
Alcohol consumption was a federal crime between 1919 and 1933. The year Jack appears to have photogr [...]	D
According to the time line presented the film (the closing date of the hotel is Oct. 30, according t [...]	D
When first released, the film had an alternate ending. After the shot of Jack's body, the film disso [...]	D
There are 200 extras in the party scene.	D
At the same time that Wendy and Danny walk around the maze, Jack is seen looking at a scale model of [...]	D
Danny riding his tricycle down the hallway is a nod to Il presagio (1976).	D
Peter Straub says The Shining "is obviously a masterpiece, probably the best supernatural novel in a [...]	D
The Timberline Lodge on Mount Hood, Oregon, was used for the front exterior, but all of the interior [...]	D
The axe Jack, portrayed by Jack Nicholson, hits Hallorann with in the movie was a prop axe, so Nicho [...]	D
Jack Nicholson claimed that the scene where Jack snaps at Wendy for interrupting his writing was the [...]	D
Tony Burton, who had a brief role as Larry Durkin the garage owner, arrived on-set one day carrying [...]	D
Music would often be played on-set to help Danny Lloyd get into the right spirit for each scene.	D
Stanley Kubrick was involved in the casting of the German dubbing of the movie. He chose JÃ¶rg Ple [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick: [faces] Jack, as he chases his son through the maze.	D
The only shot in the film not achieved in-camera was the slow zoom in on the model of the maze, with [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick included a lot of Native American imagery, as well as stories of the hotel having to [...]	D
The Overlook is built on one (Indian burial ground). In 1987 San Francisco Chronicle columnist Bill [...]	D
Released just two weeks after VenerdÃ¬ 13 (1980).	D
James Brolin and Harrison Ford were considered for the role of Jack Torrance. Ford was probably not [...]	D
This film is in the Official Top 250 Narrative Feature Films on Letterboxd.	D
After Barry Lyndon (1975), Stanley Kubrick started researching his next project by reading a lot of [...]	D
Wendy, at the breakfast scene in the beginning of the film, is reading "The Catcher In The Rye" by J [...]	D
The 1921 photograph prop still survives, intact, and can be seen in Stanley Kubrick exhibitions. It [...]	D
Knowing of his interest in the paranormal, then-Warner Bros. president John Calley sent Stanley Kubr [...]	D
Jack's typewriter was an Adler Eagle.	D
Even though it is a horror film, there are only two deaths in the film. Dick is killed with an ax to [...]	D
There is only one on-screen murder in the film.	D
Stanley Kubrick's perfectionism extended to insisting that the cast members be on-set to be measured [...]	D
Stephen King said that he really loved all of Stanley Kubrick's films a lot except for this one, the [...]	D
Danny's middle name in the novel is Anthony, from where "Tony" was derived.	D
There are a lot of comparisons between this movie and Session 9 (2001), but blink and you'll miss it [...]	D
The title theme is an expanded version of a specific excerpt in the Arancia meccanica (1971) main th [...]	D
The original theatrical aspect ratio for this movie is 1.85:1, however the film was shot using the e [...]	D
Body Count: 2	D
The outtakes link between this movie and Blade Runner (1982) was not the only element that connected [...]	D
Wendy Carlos and Rachel Elkind wrote and performed a full electronic score for the film, but Stanley [...]	D
The ghost of an injured guest says "Great party, isn't it?" In the book, the ghost of Horace Derwent [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick was a huge fan of David Lynch's Eraserhead - La mente che cancella (1977). Lynch's a [...]	D
Danny was five in the novel, and eight by the time of the sequel, Doctor Sleep. In this film, he suc [...]	D
The film is included on Roger Ebert's "Great Movies" list.	D
The magazine that Jack reads in the lobby and tosses back onto the chair when arising to greet Stuar [...]	D
Jack Nicholson and Shelley Duvall have expressed open resentment against the reception of this film, [...]	D
It is possible that Stanley Kubrick had repeated the takes of scenes over a hundred times because th [...]	D
Jack asks the bartender for "hair of the dog that bit him" (slang for a strong drink to try and alle [...]	D
The most accurate model of the famous maze prop that Jack looks over in the lobby was made by Adam S [...]	D
In the book and the 1997 miniseries, Jack is writing a play, but it's not known if that's what he ca [...]	D
Regarded as the greatest horror film ever made by some and the most overrated horror film by others.	D
Much like the casting of the character Jack, Stephen King also disliked the casting of Shelley Duval [...]	D
This is the first film of Stanley Kubrick's to include the use of a Steadicam. He found the current [...]	D
As Jack's sinking into the alternate world increases, his financial situation appears to change. Whe [...]	D
In the mid 2000s, there was a trend of editing trailers for famous movies which drastically changed [...]	D
In 2015, visual effects creators Adrien Dezalay, Emmanuel Delabaere, and Simon Philippe directed a d [...]	D
All of the interior rooms of the Overlook Hotel were filmed at Elstree Studios in England, including [...]	D
Jack Nicholson suggested Scatman Crothers for the film. Crothers had a tough time on this movie, wit [...]	D
The film shows an upbeat relationship between Stuart Ullman and Jack Torrance, in contrast to the no [...]	D
In the French language dub of the movie, Jack says "Coucou ChÃ©rie!!" instead of "Heeere's Johnny! [...]	D
During an interview for Britain's The 100 Greatest Scary Moments (2003), Shelley Duvall revealed tha [...]	D
Because Danny Lloyd was so young, and since it was his first acting job, Stanley Kubrick was highly [...]	D
In the original novel, Bill Watson is described as a heavy set, foul mouthed older man. Here, he's p [...]	D
Wendy sees the bruises on Danny's neck and thinks that Jack did this. Later, when Danny tells her it [...]	D
The shot of the tennis ball rolling into Danny's toys took fifty takes to get right.	D
Jack Nicholson was Stanley Kubrick's first choice for the role of Jack Torrance.	D
The paintings of topless African American women with huge afros on the walls of Hallorann's bedroom [...]	D
In Stanley Kubrick's original treatment, the resolution was completely different. Originally, instea [...]	D
Barry Nelson, the interviewer at the start of the movie, was the first to play James Bond. Climax!: [...]	D
The drinks that are spilled on Jack are advocaat (sometimes called advocatenborrel, which means "law [...]	D
Stephen King references 2001: Odissea nello spazio (1968), another Stanley Kubrick film, on page 98 [...]	D
The story was eventually re-adapted as a 1997 miniseries that followed Stephen King's book more clos [...]	D
Jack Nicholson and Joe Turkel rehearsed the "Gold Room" scene for six weeks. Turkel said it was his [...]	D
Jack's car is a 1973 Volkswagen Sedan 'Beetle' [Typ 1].	D
The two daughters of Delbert Grady (the caretaker from 1970) speak in British accents, as does the w [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick: [zoom] When Dick Hallorann is on his bed watching television.	D
Stanley Kubrick: [three-way] Danny vs. the Overlook Hotel vs. Jack.	D
Various critics have pointed out how this might be a coming of age story for the characters; particu [...]	D
Final film role of Pauline Chamberlain. She has an uncredited appearance as the woman in the black g [...]	D
The scene where Jack Nicholson is in the enormous hotel lobby, throwing a ball while he seeks inspir [...]	D
Norman Gay: The injured guest who frightens Wendy Torrance (Shelley Duvall) by saying "Great party, [...]	D
The 1921 photograph at the end of the film was a genuine 1920s photo, with Jack Nicholson's head air [...]	D
A prominent piece of music used in the film, Utrenja Ewangelia composed by Krzysztof Penderecki, is [...]	D
Danny rides in circles around the Overlook hallways, including the Colorado Lounge and the room 237 [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick personally panned the camera during the famous shot of Jack swinging the ax into the [...]	D
Danny Lloyd grew up to be a professor of biology at a community college in Elizabethtown, Kentucky.	D
Stanley Kubrick originally wanted approximately seventy takes of the scene where Dick Hallorann (Sca [...]	D
Despite Stanley Kubrick's fierce demands on everyone, Jack Nicholson admitted to having a good worki [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2001 list of the top 100 Most Heart-Pounding American M [...]	D
Danny croaks "redrum" forty-three times before his mother wakes up, and Jack starts to break into th [...]	D
Wendy (Shelley Duvall) smokes Virginia Slims Full Flavor 120s in the scene where she and the doctor [...]	D
A stack of records can be seen on the floor beside Dick Hallorann's TV in his room. The record at th [...]	D
During the making of the movie, Stanley Kubrick would occasionally call Stephen King at 3:00 a.m. an [...]	D
Stephen King was first approached by Stanley Kubrick about making this movie via an early morning ph [...]	D
Although a key point in the novel, the hotel boiler is only mentioned and shown once in the film.	D
The two tracked vehicles in the movie are the Activ Fischer VW Powered 4 Speed Snow-Trak (referred t [...]	D
During the Closing Day segment of the movie, Dick Hallorann talks to Danny and Wendy extensively abo [...]	D
Monday, September 29th, 1980 was the night of The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (1962)'s annua [...]	D
Jack Nicholson and Joe Turkel were both in The St. Valentines Day Massacre (1967), although they did [...]	D
The movie's line "Here's Johnny!" was voted as the #68 movie quote by the American Film Institute (o [...]	D
Kubrick e Lynch. 'Shining' e 'Eraserhead - La mente che cancella'	D
Nicholson, Turkel e Il massacro di San Valentino	D

Connessioni

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30-Second Bunny Theatre: The Shining	D
L'anno scorso a Marienbad	D
5 Second Movies: Shining	D
Suspiria	D
Sesamo apriti	D
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson	D
Halloween - La notte delle streghe	D
Hai-Kubrick	D
Grisbi	D
Safari Norge: John mÃ¸ter moskus	D
Il presagio	D
Biancaneve e i sette nani	D
I compari	D
Brood - La covata malefica	D
Il ponte sul fiume Kwai	D
Stephen King's Shining	D
8Â½ Cars	D
Il silenzio	D
Il carrettiere della morte	D
Nosferatu - Il vampiro	D
Giglio infranto	D
Doctor Sleep	D
L'ora del lupo	D
La macchina nera	D
Il tuo vizio Ã¨ una stanza chiusa e solo io ne ho la chiave	D
I diabolici	D
The History of the Hands	D
De l'origine du XXIe siÃ¨cle	D
Wavelength	D
30-Second Bunny Theatre	D
Dopo la vita	D
Lo squartatore di Los Angeles	D
Supervixens	D

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The light switches in the Overlook hotel are mounted high up on the wall as is typically done in Eng [...]	D
When Wendy brings Jack breakfast in bed, she brings him eggs made sunny side up. Any eggs should hav [...]	D
When Jack is walking towards the Gold Room, his image is not reflected in the last mirror.	D
Jack's typewriter changes from a white manual Alder to black model of the same make.	D
When Jack enters the hotel manager's office to disable the radio, there is a light switch on the wal [...]	D
When Hallorann and Danny are talking about "the Shining", the camera goes back and forth between clo [...]	D
Shadows from camera equipment are occasionally visible on Danny's back when he is riding through the [...]	D
When Stuart Ullman is interviewing Jack, he has a name plate on his desk. When Wendy finds the switc [...]	D
When Danny is writing "REDRUM" on the wall, the knife's handle is turned to him. When he approaches [...]	D
When Jack is using the ax to break through the door, he only breaks through one of the recessed pane [...]	D
The McDonnell Douglas DC-10 pictured in-flight as Dick Hallorann's trip from Miami to Denver's Stapl [...]	D
When Wendy hits Jack over the head with the baseball bat on the staircase, the bat flexes, revealing [...]	D
[Around 02:08:40] When Jack strikes Hallorann in the chest with his axe, blood is seen gushing out f [...]	D
During the long shot of the Overlook Hotel in the beginning (right before The Interview title card), [...]	D
Mrs. Torrance's cigarette ash when she discusses Danny with the doctor.	D
When Jack is talking to Lloyd at the bar the second time, we can clearly see ice cubes in Jack's gla [...]	D
In the end credits, Special Effects is misspelled as Speical Effects.	D
The shadow from the camera is visible on Wendy and Jack when they enter the apartment for the first [...]	D
When Jack enters Mr. Ullman's office for the interview, you can see Kubrick's head and a crew member [...]	D
Wendy's hand when Jack is talking about his nightmare.	D
During Torrance's second visit to the Gold Room bar, the level of whiskey in the glass goes up betwe [...]	D
When Jack leans over the model of the hedge maze in the hotel lobby, the size and configuration of t [...]	D
As Wendy enters the bathroom to escape from Jack, the lampshade beside the bed is crooked. When Jack [...]	D
In the "1:00" chapter, while the plane Dick Hallorann is on approaches Denver, the sky is sunny and [...]	D
When Mr. Ullman interviews Jack and explains why the hotel is closed for the winter, he finished his [...]	D
As Jack is talking to Mr. Grady in the men's room, and Grady puts down the tray, it moves from betwe [...]	D
In the film's final action scene, when Jack is chasing Danny through the maze, there's never any evi [...]	D
Throughout the film, the Gold Room sign is located at the entrance of the Gold Ballroom. At the very [...]	D
During Hallorann's phone conversation with Larry, his scarf changes positions from being inside his [...]	D
When the family drives to the hotel at the start of the movie, Wendys window is all the way down, ev [...]	D
When Wendy drags Jack into the food storage room we see a bunch of knives on a small wall. Wendy loc [...]	D
In his job interview, Ullman tells Jack the name of the previous caretaker which was, as Ullman says [...]	D
When Wendy is explaining Danny's injury to the doctor, she says that at the time of the incident, Ja [...]	D
When Danny has the tennis ball rolled to him in the Overlook Hotel, the carpet pattern on the floor [...]	D
Just before Wendy and Danny enter the maze outside the hotel for the first time, they pass a hut nea [...]	D
After Jack kills Hallorann, the head of the ax is bloody as would be expected. When Jack is subseque [...]	D
After killing Hallorann, Jack goes to the Overlook front doors. Hallorann had recently squeezed into [...]	D
When Danny first discovers Room 237 while riding his tricycle, there is a door to the top right of h [...]	D
(at around 1h 45 mins) Jack is chasing Wendy on the stairs. When the camera is on Jack, he has his h [...]	D
When Jack calls Wendy after his interview, there is a woman behind him, in a chair, reading a magazi [...]	D
When Jack and Danny are sitting on the bed talking, Jack's left hand alternates between being down a [...]	D
In the game room, a US flag is hung vertically on the wall, but with the blue corner at the top righ [...]	D
The Steadicam's shadow is briefly visible during the final chase through the maze.	D
When Danny and Hallorann are discussing "the Shining" over a bowl of ice cream, the shots of Danny c [...]	D
The location in the film is supposed to be Colorado state in the United States. However, because the [...]	D
Some viewers have suggested that there is no explanation as to how Jack escaped from the food storag [...]	D
At the beginning of the movie, when Danny and Wendy are still in Boulder, we see Danny talking to To [...]	D
When Danny and Halloran talk together, the ice cream residue in Danny's dish changes between shots, [...]	D
Jack orders a "bottle of bourbon" from Lloyd - however, Lloyd gives a bottle of whiskey. Jack Daniel [...]	D
When Jack is at his typewriter, and Wendy asks "get a lot written today?" there is a table and chair [...]	D
When Jack is in bathroom scene, he says to Delbert Grady: "You killed your wife and daughter." Right [...]	D
When Wendy gets up to run into Danny's room when he's screaming "Redrum", she has a cigarette in her [...]	D
Dick Hallorann opens the freezer door with his left hand and the door's handle is on the right. When [...]	D
During the job interview Ullman tells Jack that there is no skiing in the area, but in the first aer [...]	D
The positioning of Danny's hands and the ice cream bowl when he and Hallorann are talking about Shin [...]	D
While Wendy and Danny are in the bathroom hiding from Jack, the interior shots show snow accumulated [...]	D
The first time we see Jack's typewriter at the Overlook Hotel, it is a small white typewriter. Later [...]	D
When Jack is angry in the kitchen after his argument with Wendy, he knocks kitchen utensils off the [...]	D
The last picture of the arrival sequence in the beginning of the movie is an aerial shot. During thi [...]	D
A cigarette butt in the glass ashtray that Ullman has on his desk disappears and reappears twice dur [...]	D
The Maze not being shown in the opening of the film is due to its location could easily be behind th [...]	D
Wendy's hand placement on the bat when Jack is chasing her up the stairs. Up until the time she hits [...]	D
When Jack is being interviewed for the job, there are numerous cuts between him and Ullman. If you l [...]	D
The song played in the ballroom scenes is "Midnight, the Stars, and You", which wasn't recorded, by [...]	D
There are several large windows along a wall in the master bedroom of the caretaker's quarters. Howe [...]	D
When Wendy visits Jack in the lobby while he is typing (where he gets very agitated that she has int [...]	D
Wendy is "from Vermont," but has an unmistakable Texas accent.	D
When Larry is walking into Durkin's garage and the phone is ringing. Larry tosses his gloves on the [...]	D
The positions of Danny's bowl of ice cream change when Halloran and he are talking about The Shining [...]	D
When Jack is driving to the motel at the beginning for his interview, the shadow of a helicopter can [...]	D
Many seemingly continuity errors such as background items disappearing and reappearing, doors openin [...]	D
The position of the knife when Wendy locks herself in the bathroom.	D
When Jack Torrance is at his appointment with Mr. Ullman, he talks about the tragedy that took place [...]	D
Obviously empty boxes fall on Jack when he gets up and stumbles into them after Wendy locks him in t [...]	D
[Around 02:08:19] When Hallorann arrives at The Overlook Hotel looking for the family, the overhead [...]	D
When Jack talks with Lloyd the bartender for the first time, you can see two errors: the pattern of [...]	D
Danny writes 'redrum' on the bathroom door with lipstick. When Jack starts chopping the door, the wr [...]	D
The amount of sandwich eaten by Danny at the beginning of the film.	D
When Wendy and Danny are watching television, there is no power or antenna/cable cords connected to [...]	D
The hedge maze that is supposedly behind the hotel is not visible during the aerial shot of the enti [...]	D
During the bat scene, the bear rug in front of the fireplace disappears and reappears.	D
Many of the fluorescent light fixtures in the Overlook hotel appear to be the 5 foot length that is [...]	D
When Wendy runs through the hotel holding the knife, it switches between her left and right hand.	D
When Grady and Jack enter the vestibule outside the red Men's Room, Grady sets down the tray of advo [...]	D
The helicopter's shadow can be seen in the bottom right hand corner, during the opening sequence. (T [...]	D
Some viewers have suggested that there is no explanation as to how Jack escaped from the food storag [...]	D
If the area gets 20 feet of snow in the winter and the storm is the worst they'd seen in years, the [...]	D
A caption reads "THURSDAY" and then shortly afterwards we see Wendy and Danny watching The Road Runn [...]	D
Reference is made to the hotel being built in 1907-09 and that possibly there were Indian attacks on [...]	D
When we see the elevators open, gushing blood, the elevator door opens from left to right. Earlier, [...]	D
Someone can been seen filming the last scene toward the end of the film when Wendy runs out of the h [...]	D
When Jack is making a toast with Lloyd the Bartender, he says "here's to five miserable months on th [...]	D
When Danny returns from the game room, Jack asks him if he had fun bombing the universe, where Danny [...]	D
When Wendy brings Jack breakfast in bed, they appear to change sides, but in fact, the first shot is [...]	D
Dick Hallorann (Scatman Crothers) is shown to possess "The Shining", a combination of telepathic and [...]	D
The small painting above Jack and Wendy's bed is missing as Jack is talking to Danny.	D
Near the end of the film when Danny (as Tony) takes the knife from the side table, walks to a dresse [...]	D
Right before Dick Hallorann opens the door to the walk-in freezer, you can see the background of the [...]	D
When Wendy finds Hallorann in the hall and the camera zooms in on him, his eyelid moves just before [...]	D
There is no way that the huge pile of the Torrance's luggage (as seen when they first arrive at the [...]	D
After Wendy has locked Jack in the pantry, we hear him slamming against the door repeatedly in an at [...]	D
The wooden shelving in the food storage room where Jack is locked up is built of British dimension l [...]	D
The mirror image shown of REDRUM is not of what Danny had written on the door i.e. the lettering is [...]	D

Frase

Jack Torrance: [chasing Danny with an axe] Danny! [...]	D
Jack Torrance: Wendy, let me explain something to [...]	D
Delbert Grady: Your son has quite an extradordinar [...]	D
Jack Torrance: [disappointed at finding the bar em [...]	D
Jack Torrance: Hi, Lloyd. Little slow tonight, isn [...]	D
Dick Hallorann: What flavor ice cream do you want? [...]	D
Jack Torrance: Little pigs, little pigs, let me co [...]	D
Jack Torrance: What are you doing down here? Wend [...]	D
Jack Torrance: [to Lloyd] I never laid a hand on h [...]	D
Lloyd: No charge to you, Mr Torrance. Jack Torran [...]	D
Dick Hallorann: Mrs. Torrance, your husband introd [...]	D
[Repeated line] Jack Torrance: [as he chases his [...]	D
Wendy Torrance: [to Jack] You son of a bitch! You [...]	D
[Wendy and Danny are having a race through the hed [...]	D
Delbert Grady: I and others have come to a belie [...]	D
[Past guests at the Overlook Hotel] Stuart Ullman [...]	D
Danny Torrance: Who's Tony? Danny Torrance: He's [...]	D
Stuart Ullman: I don't suppose they told you anyth [...]	D
Jack Torrance: Here's Johnny!	D
Jack Torrance: Come out, come out, where ever you [...]	D
Lloyd: How are things going, Mr. Torrance? Jack T [...]	D
Wendy Torrance: Hey. Wasn't it around here that th [...]	D
Dick Hallorann: Do you know how I knew your name w [...]	D
Delbert Grady: [to Jack, who's locked in the pantr [...]	D
[first lines] Jack Torrance: Hi, I've got an appo [...]	D
Delbert Grady: [referring to Jack murdering his wi [...]	D
Wendy Torrance: [to Danny] I can't get out! I can' [...]	D
Delbert Grady: Did you know, Mr. Torrance, that yo [...]	D
Grady Daughter,Â Grady Daughter: Hello, Danny. C [...]	D
Jack Torrance: [to Lloyd] I just happen to have tw [...]	D
Danny Torrance: [reading Halloran's thoughts] Mr. [...]	D
Danny Torrance: [as Tony] Danny isn't here, Mrs. T [...]	D
Danny Torrance: Tony, I'm scared. [as Tony] Dann [...]	D
Stuart Ullman: The police thought that it was what [...]	D
Stuart Ullman: When the place was built in 1907, t [...]	D
Wendy Torrance: [crying] Stay away from me. Jack [...]	D
Lloyd: What will you be drinking, sir? Jack Torra [...]	D
Jack Torrance: White Man's Burden, Lloyd, my man! [...]	D
Dick Hallorann: Some places are like people: some [...]	D
Danny Torrance: Dad? Jack Torrance: Yes? Danny T [...]	D
Dick Hallorann: Larry, just between you and me, we [...]	D
Jack Torrance: I like you, Lloyd. I always liked y [...]	D
[about Wendy] Delbert Grady: [voice-over] I feel [...]	D
Jack Torrance: [typed] All work and no play makes [...]	D
Wendy Torrance: Mr Hallorann. How did you know we [...]	D
Wendy Torrance: [Wendy has Jack locked in the stor [...]	D
[Wendy is serving Jack breakfast in bed] Wendy To [...]	D
Jack Torrance: [smashing the door to bits with an [...]	D
Delbert Grady: You've always been the caretaker. I [...]	D
Injured Guest: [to Wendy] Great party, isn't it?	D
Dick Hallorann: [Dick has returned to the hotel af [...]	D
Lloyd: Women: can't live with them, can't live wit [...]	D
Jack Torrance: We don't drink.	D
Dick Hallorann: We've got canned fruits and vegeta [...]	D
Jack Torrance: [angry] Wendy, listen. Let me out o [...]	D
[last lines] Jack Torrance: Danny!	D
Jack Torrance: The most terrible nightmare I ever [...]	D
Danny Torrance: Mom? Wendy Torrance: Yeah? Danny [...]	D
Jack Torrance: I'll just hold this open for you, o [...]	D
Danny Torrance: Redrum. Redrum. REDRUM! [Wendy se [...]	D
Jack Torrance: [silently counts to 35 on his left [...]	D
Jack Torrance: Well, that is quite a story. Stuar [...]	D
Jack Torrance: I'll just set my bourbon and advoca [...]	D
Jack Torrance: Mr. Grady, you were the caretaker h [...]	D
Jack Torrance: [staring at the drink in his hand] [...]	D

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