Hotel from The Shining to be converted into a horror museum and movie studio
On the territory of The Stanley Hotel, known to all fans of Stanley Kubrick's work as the scene of the famous movie "The Shining", a museum of horror, a movie studio and an archive of movie documents will be created. This is reported by the LA Times. Popular Hollywood actors Elijah Wood and Simon Pegg will be one of the founders of the new enterprise called Stanley Film Center, which will include, in addition to the museum, movie studios, editing studios, lecture halls and so on. In partnership with the Colorado School of Cinematography, the company will oversee various educational projects. Stanley Film Center intends to secure $ 11 million from the state government. The total costs are estimated at $ 24 million. Note that the hotel hosts various events every year, including horror festivals. Its owners expect that the announced transformations will help it attract not only tourists, but also professionals and ensure a year-round loading. Recall that the movie "The Shining", based on the work of Stephen King, was released in 1980. It stars Jack Nicholson, Shelley Duvall, Danny Lloyd, Barry Nelson, Philip Stone, Joe Turkel, Anne Jackson, Tony Burton and other actors. The author himself was not enthusiastic about the movie adaptation, as he repeatedly spoke about in various interviews. The Topic of Article: Hotel from The Shining to be converted into a horror museum and movie studio. |
