| Description | The copy letters are those sent out by Kubrick's office during the period and range from operational subjects such as letters to publishers for copies of books to censorship in Ireland. Of note is a reply to Ronald Lubin, Metro Goldwyn Meyer, 18 Aug 1964, regarding how Kubrick believes an historical epic should be made [in response to Lubin's suggestion that Kubrick should make a film about Simon Bolivar] equally of interest is a personal letter in reply to Martin Russ.
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