Los Angeles: Hollywood legend Steven Spielberg's TV mini-series about Napoleon Bonaparte, by Stanley Kubrick based on a script, he told the French broadcaster.66-year-old "Schindler List" and "E.T." Filmmaker Kubrick, the "A Clockwork Orange" and other classic directed by a five-decade-old is working on a script based on "2001: A Space Odyssey"
He said that a mini-series for the Stanley Kubrick's script, a film about the life of Napoleon Bonaparte not, Spielberg broadcaster Canal Plus, if he plans to live or just did without.
"Kubrick 1961 is written in the script, a long time ago," he said, except that both he and Kubrick "AI Artificial Intelligence," which came out in 2001 were involved in the development.
Kubrick, known for his obsessive perfectionism, because the challenges of budget and production plan in the 1970s Hollywood Reporter biopic of Napoleon Bonaparte abandoned.
Who died in 1999, aged 70 - Studio executives, Kubrick 1971 draft letter about the project, said: "It is impossible to tell you what I'm going to say except that I best expected to make a film made, "the magazine industry.
Kubrick wrote the title role offered to actor Oskar Werner, Audrey Hepburn and the offer was a polite refusal, he said.
Initially the British "Clockwork Orange," Anthony Burgess, author of a book about Napoleon Bonaparte that he, his movie in which he will use as the basis for writing. But he allegedly was disappointed by the script.
Last week the Cannes Film Festival this year for Spielberg jury was nominated as President. His appointment came a day after the presidential drama "Lincoln" disappointing has been nominated for two Oscars in 12 categories and won.
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