Why Shelley Duvall Cried After Rewatching 'The Shining' Scene for the First Time in Decades
Groovy History - Shelley Duvall and Jack Nicholson filming the baseball bat scene in "The Shining." Director Stanley Kubrick demanded 127 takes of this scene, the stress caused Duvall to lose clumps
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Why Shelley Duvall Cried After Rewatching 'The Shining' Scene for the First Time in Decades
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Why Shelley Duvall Cried After Rewatching 'The Shining' Scene for the First Time in Decades
