stanley kubrick. so i sent the tape. and waited and nothing happened. then stanley kubrick died. he died this man phoned again and said -- he was kubrick's head and for 15 years. come to the house for lunch. everyone knew stanley kubrick lived in this mysterious house north of london. it was the stuff of legend. there were all these rumors that he was alive, this crazy house. i went up to this house that was full of boxes, boxes everywhere. it looked like the internal revenue service had taken over this house years ago because it was huge and opulent but there was no opulence it was all utilitarian, boxes and filing cabinets and so on. i said what is in the boxes? they said everything. stanley never threw anything away. so i went back home and said to my wife boxes, have to look through the boxes. i looked through the boxes and said okay. i said yes a couple times a month going up there. a big guardian peace in my collection. and a documentary of "stanley kubrick's boxes" where i look through every single box. my favorite things i found in the box, on my first day i saw box that

they were almost all taken by kubrick's nephew meant well.ee men well and he had 30,000 photographs over year. i said was it a good year and he said it was a great year. he said the best moment, so this is my favorite moment, he said kubrick wanted to take photographs of this long street in london. it's a long street and he said come he didn't want the buildings tilting back. every day he would go and take a photograph come down and move the ladder for weeks and weeks. kubrick would call up and say are you nearly there? you must be nearly finished. they get the photos developed tape them altogether into this perfect panorama of big hole commercial world takes it back to kubrick's house on this long corridor. a kubrick comes out of his room and looks at it and goes i'm sure it's going there. he could have

they were almost all taken by kubrick's nephew meant well. men well and he had 30,000 photographs over year. i said was it a good year and he said it was a great year. he said the best moment, so this is my favorite moment, he said kubrick wanted to take photographs of this long street in london. it's a long street and he said come he didn't want the buildings tilting back. every day he would go and take a photograph come down and move the ladder for weeks and weeks. kubrick would call up and say are you nearly there? you must be nearly finished. they get the photos developed tape them altogether into this perfect panorama of big hole commercial world takes it back to kubrick's house on this long corridor. a kubrick comes out of his room and looks at it and goes i'm sure it's going there. he could have just gone there. >> host: the last word with jon ronson on "in depth." thank you. ..

kubrick would call up and say are you nearly there? you must be nearly finished. they get the photos developed tape them altogether into this perfect panorama of big hole commercial world takes it back to kubrick's house on this long corridor. a kubrick comes out of his room and looks at it and goes i'm sure it's going there. he could have just gone there. >> host: the last word with jon ronson on "in depth." thank you. .. and nbc's "meet the press." he previously served as a police reporter for the city news bureau a news service a writer for the "washington times," and a become review editor and occasional movie critic. he is also served as the senior editor of the weekly standard and contributing editor for the atlantic and news week, best-sauling author, brooks' books including on paradise drive, and his third book, the social animal, the siden sources of love, character and achievement, became a "new york times" number one best seller. the work he is discussing tonight is already number one on the amazon hard cover bestseller list. in addition to all of this

the other relationship which i think in the which i think into the kubrick as a very tender relationship is the relationship between jobs and john lasseter. with a picture. big tex -- this is the 2005 oscars will exhort his winning the oscar for the incredible to that's johnston in the front with his suit and his wife nancy next 10. you can see steve photo bombing the entire group in the back. this is really fun. >> that is not devoted we could have published in the past. >> i want to talk about about the creative genius that you saw in lasseter that rubbed off on him in the other way. >> i would say that lasseter became very good dear, dear friend of steve's. they love each other. is that taken from an john is such a fun guy to beat around the everybody loves to be around him. so that's not surprising to me. but the relationship in some ways it's sort of like what steve's was with the johnny except with johnny they were actually working together and creating together. steve was sort of happy to be able to just like that picture. he was happy to be there and they watch this guy at work a