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“All without success,” he admitted.
Eventually, they learned the photo was licensed to Hawk Films on October 10, 1978.
“Joan Smith had said the photo dated from 1923.
Stanley Kubrick had said 1921 and he was correct,” concluded Clark.
Now that’s some period accuracy… “Nobody was composited into it except Jack Nicholson.
It shows a group of ordinary London people on a Monday evening.
‘All the best people’ as the manager of the Overlook Hotel said.”
Does it mean Jack wasn’t real?
Is it a symbol of the hotel successfully absorbing his soul?
You’ve always been the caretaker.
I’ve always been here.'
One is merely suggesting some kind of, you know, endless cycle of this evil reincarnation.
And also well, that’s it.
Again it’s the sort of thing that I think is better left unexplained."
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