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16th July 2023
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Stanley Kubrick's widow Christiane also reacted to the news, saying that;
"We have always been reluctant to let anyone adapt any of Stanley's work, and we never have. It was so important to him that it wasn't changed from how he finished it".
"But we could not resist authorising this project: the time is right; the people doing it are fantastic; and Strangelove should be brought to a new and younger audience. I am sure Stanley would have approved it too".
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The original film boasts a 98% rating on review site Rotten Tomatoes. (Credit: Getty Images)[/caption]
"It feels like a very relevant reassertion of the message that, this is the madness staring at us if we don't do anything about it".
"And currently, we aren't doing anything about it. So the outcome is not good", he said.
However, the goal of the play is not to evoke a sense of worry from the audience, but rather to see people "leave the theatre with that message and a smile".Explore more on these topics:

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