The nay was Clay Higgins (R), a quick google or peek at Wikipedia will confirm your expectations.

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The interview is in the book “Perspectives on Stanley Kubrick", page 223. Long out of print, but a complete copy can be borrowed via the Internet archive online, I was looking at it two or three days ago.

Yep. Zeiss did a run of 10 of the 50mm 0.7 lenses, based on NASA needs. NASA purchased 6 of them and Zeiss kept one in house. According to Lyndon’s cinemaographer in an interview I read, Kubrick found out about the lenses and that 3 still were available, procured them & had them adapted for cine.

It’s such an incredible, beautiful film, not at all my usual genre preference but damn,

1975's Barry Lyndon has a famous and perfectly lovely scene filmed using the in-scene candlelight, it's still rare to see anything approaching that. tl;dr: The eighties have another thing to answer for.

the executive washroom key is next

(that's Grand Tetons, btw)

I loved that house, for sure <3 But I expect running the country would require something with a little more square footage.