These excerpts from physicist Jeremy Bernstein’s November 27, 1966, audio interview with Stanley Kubrick, illustrated with photographs, reveal the filmmaker’s thoughts about DR. STRANGELOVE, directing, and editing.

Made in 2016, this piece features film scholar Mick Broderick (“Reconstructing ‘Strangelove’”) discussing Stanley Kubrick’s first efforts on DR. STRANGELOVE as sole producer.

Featuring biographer John Baxter, critic Alexander Walker, cinematographer Gilbert Taylor, and others, this 2000 program chronicles Stanley Kubrick’s growth from still photographer to the film auteur responsible for DR. STRANGELOVE.

In this 2016 interview, cinematographer and camera innovator Joe Dunton and camera operator Kelvin Pike detail the techniques behind the stunning visuals of DR. STRANGELOVE.

This 2000 documentary about the making of DR. STRANGELOVE features interviews with filmmaker James B. Harris, production designer Ken Adam, actor James Earl Jones, title designer Pablo Ferro, and filmmaker and writer Nile Southern, among others.

In this interview, conducted in 2016, Richard Daniels, senior archivist at the Stanley Kubrick Archive and coeditor of the book “Stanley Kubrick: New Perspectives,” discusses the archive and the portrait of the filmmaker that emerges from its DR. STRANGELOVE collection.

Created in 2016, this program features David George, the son of novelist Peter George, who wrote “Red Alert,” the book on which DR. STRANGELOVE is based. In it, David discusses Peter’s collaboration with director Stanley Kubrick, as well as his discovery of a short story by his father that introd...

Made in 2004, this piece, featuring former secretary of defense Robert McNamara and journalist Bob Woodward, among others, looks into the nuclear paranoia that fueled the satire of DR. STRANGELOVE.

Through rarely seen home movies and interviews with critic Roger Ebert, actors Shirley MacLaine and Michael Palin, and others, this 2004 program celebrates the performing prowess of DR. STRANGELOVE star Peter Sellers.

In this interview, made in 2016, film scholar Rodney Hill (contributor, “The Stanley Kubrick Archives”) delves into the archetypes present in DR. STRANGELOVE.

Filmed on the DR. STRANGELOVE set in 1963, these black-and-white interviews with actors George C. Scott and Peter Sellers were made by Columbia Pictures to promote the film.