An oral history story of the making of Stanley Kubrick's horror masterpiece "The Shining" focusing on new interviews with key crew members.
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Paul Welsh as Himself - interviewer
Howard Berry as Himself - interviewer
G.D. Jayalakshmi as Herself - interviewer
Brian W. Cook as Himself - interviewee
Jan Harlan as Himself - interviewee
Christiane Kubrick as Herself - interviewee
June Randall as Herself - interviewee
Douglas Milsome as Himself - interviewee
Katharina Kubrick as Herself - interviewee (2026 special edition)
Joe Turkel as Himself - interviewee (2026 special edition)
Tony Palmer as Himself - interviewee (2026 special edition)
George Gibbs as Himself - interviewee (2026 special edition)
Garrett Brown as Himself - interviewee (2026 special edition)
United Kingdom 20 May 2013
United States 20 October 2026
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