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Jack's Mother

**Jack's Mother** refers to the mother of Jack Torrance in the 1977 Stephen King novel *The Shining*.

## Biography

### The Shining (book)

Jack's mother isn't named, and Jack doesn't express love for her. She was regularly abused by Jack's father, Mark. When Jack was nine, he watched his father beat her with a cane at the dinner table in front of the whole family. In the hospital, she backs up her husband's lie – that her injuries are from a fall. Unlike Wendy, she's entirely passive and, apparently, does nothing to shield herself or her children from abuse. She's a tragic figure who doesn't seem to have a voice at all.

## Appearances

* The Shining (book)

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Lloyd

* Lloyd (1)
* Lloyd (2)

**Lloyd** is a minor posthumous antagonist in the The Shining novel and its film adaptation, and the film adaptation of Doctor Sleep. "It" was a ghostly bartender at the Overlook Hotel. "It" was most likely a bartender before it died also.

## Biography

### The Shining (book)

Jack hallucinates him in the Colorado Lounge at the Overlook Hotel. As Jack slips further into insanity, Lloyd serves him 20 martinis—all at once—presumably to get Jack drunk so the hotel can more easily convince him to kill Wendy and Danny.

### The Shining (film)

Jack found Lloyd in the gold room after he had already begun to succumb to the effects of the malevolent forces governing the hotel. He had forgotten that the building was empty but for he and his family. A recovering alcoholic, Jack somehow know’s Lloyd’s name, orders up a bit of the "hair o' the dog that bit me", which Lloyd gladly accommodates. Lloyd is a man of few words, but kept a keen ear towards Jack's voiced frustrations concerning his wife, Wendy, and young son, Danny. Maintaining a tight smile, Lloyd invokes the old adage, "Women: can't live with them, can't live without them". Suddenly, Wendy comes looking for Jack and Lloyd disappears. She comes down to tell Jack about the Room 237 incident.

After Jack checks Room 237 and tells Wendy, he once again stumbles into the gold room, this time, he is angry. However, the ballroom is full of guests. Jack walks to Lloyd and says that it is a busy night, and Lloyd agrees. Jack asks Lloyd for a drink, and he is obliged. Lloyd is last seen serving drinks to the occupants.

### Doctor Sleep (film)

When Danny and Abra arrive at the now abandoned hotel, he tells Abra to wait in the car while he wakes up the hotel. Eventually, he stumbles upon the Gold Room where he sees Lloyd, now resembling his father.

## Appearances

* The Shining (book)
* The Shining (film)
* Doctor Sleep (film)

## Trivia

* Lloyd does not have a counterpart in the 1997 television miniseries.
* Playing the part of Lloyd was actor Joe Turkel's second-to-last film role.
* During the busy season, nobody was aware of Lloyd's presence, but the haunting power of the hotel allowed him to present himself to Jack Torrance.

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Rediscovering Lost Scores

**Rediscovering Lost Scores** was the name of an album released by composed Wendy Carlos. Released in 2005 by a company called East Side Digital, the CD was released in honor of the film's 25th anniversary. The 2 volume collection contains a total of 31-songs from the film, most of which were never released on the official soundtrack.

## Track listing

### Volume #1

1. Colorado - 1:16
2. The Rocky Mountains - 1:47
3. Chase Music - 1:13
4. Nocturnal Valse Triste - 1:25
5. Greetings Ghosties - 2:22
6. Horror Show - 1:06
7. A Haunted Waltz - 0:43
8. Psychic Shout #237 - 1:15
9. Danny - 1:30
10. Heartbeats And Worry - 2:12
11. Subliminal Ballroom - 1:18
12. Thought Clusters - 0:58
13. A Ghost Piano - 2:02
14. Visitors - 2:20
15. Dark Winds And Rustles - 1:51
16. Bumps In The Night - 3:05
17. Setting With Medea - 2:13
18. Two Polymoog Improvisations - 1:51
19. Fanfare And Drunken "Dies" - 1:35
20. Clockworks (Bloody Elevators) - 2:21
21. Danny Bells Ascending - 1:21
22. Postlude - 1:16

### Volume #2

1. Shining Title Music - 3:55
2. Paraphrase For 'Cello - 3:26
3. Where's Jack? - 5:24
4. The Overlook - 3:57
5. Psychic Scream - 1:29
6. Day Of Wrath - 1:08
7. Paraphrase For Brass - 1:38
8. Title Music "Dies" - 3:47
9. Clockworks "Dies" - 2:24

## Composers

Composed By – Bartok\* (tracks: 2-2, 2-3), Liszt\* (tracks: 1-38), Ligeti\* (tracks: 2-1), Berlioz\* (tracks: 1-36), Sibelius\* (tracks: 1-37), Penderecki\* (tracks: 2-4 to 2-11), Carlos\* (tracks: 1-1 to 1-35)

## Companies

### Volume #1

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Serendip (2)

Copyright (c) – Serendip (2)

Made By – Disque Americ

### Volume #2

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Serendip (2)

Copyright (c) – Serendip (2)

## Credits

### Volume #1

Composed By, Remastered By, Artwork [All Images Created By], Liner Notes – Wendy Carlos

Layout – Diane Waller

Producer – Rachel Elkind

### Volume #2

Layout – Diane Waller

Liner Notes, Music By, Remastered By, Artwork [All Images Created By] – Wendy Carlos

Producer – Rachel Elkind-Tourre\* (tracks: 1 to 9), Wendy Carlos (tracks: 10 to 29)

## Notes

### Volume #2

Remastered by Wendy Carlos with a special thanks to: Ioan Allen and Dolby Labs, Clare Cooper, Manya Zuba, John Romkey, and Mike Burg.

29 Tracks of unheard music

℗ 1972-2005, © 2005 Serendip LLC

Hi-D 20-bit

## Barcode and Other Identifiers

### Volume #1

Matrix / Runout: DADR 3DXE1<1012>ESD81752

Mastering SID Code: IFPI L483

Mould SID Code: IFPI 81B0

Other (In mould): AD/CA

Barcode (Printed): 0 21561 81752 4

Barcode (Scanned): 021561817524

Rights Society: BMI

### Volume #2

Matrix / Runout: 3EVJ1<1012>ESD81762 DADR

Mastering SID Code: IFPI L403

Barcode (Printed): 0 21561 81762 3

Barcode (Scanned): 021561817623

Rights Society: BMI

## See also

* The Shining Soundtrack
* The Shining Complete Motion Picture Score

 The Film Soundtrack
Doctor Sleep

**This article is a disambiguation page for Doctor Sleep**

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**Doctor Sleep** may refer to:

* Doctor Sleep (book), a 2013 book by Stephen King
* Doctor Sleep (film), a 2019 film by Mike Flanagan
The Shining

**This article is a disambiguation page for The Shining**

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**The Shining** may refer to:

* The Shining (book), a 1977 book by Stephen King
* The Shining (film), a 1980 film by Stanley Kubrick
* The Shining (miniseries), a 1997 miniseries by Stephen King
* The Shining (opera), a 2016 opera
* The Shining (soundtrack), the soundtrack for the 1980 film
Timberline Lodge

**Timberline Lodge** is a mountain lodge on the south side of Mount Hood in Clackamas County, Oregon, about 60 miles east of Portland, Oregon. Constructed from 1936 to 1938 by the Works Progress Administration, it was built and furnished by local artisans during the Great Depression in the United States. Timberline Lodge was dedicated September 28, 1937, by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

The National Historic Landmark sits at an elevation of 5960 ft, within the Mount Hood National Forest and is accessible through the Mount Hood Scenic Byway. Publicly owned and privately operated, Timberline Lodge is a popular tourist attraction that draws two million visitors annually. It is notable in movie history for serving as the exterior of the Overlook Hotel in *The Shining*.

## External Links

* http://www.timberlinelodge.com
* Friends of Timberline Lodge
Alicante

Este artigo aborda um tópico que não foi totalmente explorado no programa e, portanto, contém algumas informações tiradas dos livros, além de informações da série de TV.

**Alicante** é a cidade natal dos Nephilim. É a capital e a única cidade de Idris.

## Destaques

### Torres Demoníacas

A cidade é cercada por torres que se parecem com vidro.

### Gard

*Artigo Principal: Gard*

O Gard é o local de encontro oficial da Clave.

### Salão dos Acordos

*Artigo Principal: Salão dos Acordos*
O Grande Salão do Anjo é a salão geral para reuniões e assembléias para Caçadores de Sombras. É conhecido como Salão dos Acordos, onde ocorre a assinatura dos Acordos.

Em outros momentos, o Salão é um local de celebrações, cerimônias, casamentos e festivais.

## Curiosidades

* As cenas para o episódio *Of Men and Angels em Alicante/Idris foram filmadas no Parkwood Estate em Oshawa, Ontário.*

## Referências

1. ↑ 1x06: *Of Men and Angels*
2. ↑ 2,0 2,1 2x15: *A Problem of Memory*
3. ↑ 2x16: *Day of Atonement*
4. ↑ Parkwood Estate National Historic Site no Facebook 1
5. ↑ Parkwood Estate National Historic Site no Facebook 2
Roger

**Roger/Lewis Toner** is a minor posthumous antagonist in the *The Shining* novel and its miniseries adaptation.

## Biography

### The Shining (book)

#### Main Events

In the novel, Roger is the homosexual lover of Overlook Hotel owner Horace M. Derwent, who is bisexual. Roger is deeply infatuated with him, though Derwent is emotionally and verbally abusive towards him. According to the ghost woman Jack dances with in the ball, the two spent a weekend in Cuba together before the story. Roger fell in love with him in 1939 and began following him, though Derwent doesn't go back to his male lovers, as the ghost woman notes. However, Derwent told him that he would reconsider if Roger came to the ball dressed like a "dumb bitch" (as the ghost woman puts it).

On December 1st, Danny encounters Roger's ghost in the hallway. Roger's cheeks, chin, and mouth are covered in blood. He barks and growls at Danny, and threatens to *"eat him"* - starting with his *"plump little cock.*" Danny then runs back into the hallway to the Torrences' rooms, where he hears Roger yelling for Derwent to "get it up" and how he knows what Derwent likes. He then yells *"I'll huff... and I'll puff... until Harry Derwent's all bloowwwwn down!!"* then ending with a long howl then turned into "a scream of rage and pain." Roger's ghost then disappears.

The next day, Jack witnesses Derwent sadistically humiliating Roger in front of the other guests, something that unnerves Jack.

## Appearances

* The Shining (book)
* The Shining (film) - possibly
* The Shining (miniseries)

## Trivia

* Roger isn't mentioned in the 1980 film, but the character being depicted in the gay liaison who is dressed in a bear costume may be a throwback to this scene, Wendy is the one who witnesses the sexual activity between the two men in the film.

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The Colorado Lounge

**The Colorado Lounge** is a large room inside of the Overlook Hotel.

## Location

The Colorado Lounge is located off a section of The Lobby.

The Colorado Lounge includes Room 237 and the hexagon-patterned hallways.

## Styling

The Colorado Lounge is based on the similarly themed Great Lounge in the Ahwahnee Hotel.

## Filming Locations

The Colorado Lounge was filmed at Stage 3 at Elstree Studios. The set required 700,000 volts of electricity to power the set. On January 24, 1979, the heat from the voltage caused the set to catch fire, which also caught Stage 3 on fire, burning it to the ground. It was later rebuilt the same year.

## Appearances

* The Shining (book)
* The Shining (film)
John Robert Lindsey

Gender | Male

**John Robert Lindsey** is an American actor who plays the role of Lloyd the Bartender in the 2016 operatic version of *The Shining*.

## Biography

American tenor John Robert Lindsey, whom the Wall Street Journal called "potently nasty" for his snarling portrayal of the bartender Lloyd in the world premiere of Paul Moravec and Mark Campbell's The Shining at Minnesota Opera, has gained a reputation as a budding dramatic tenor with a connection to German, English, and new works repertoire.

In the 2016–2017 season, John Robert Lindsey will debut at Austin Opera as Ben Marco in Pulitzer-Prize winner Kevin Puts and librettist Mark Campbell's The Manchurian Candidate, a project he was involved in from its inception while a Resident Artist at Minnesota Opera. Other engagements include a reprisal of his role as Jonathan Dale in Silent Night, also by Kevin Puts and Mark Campbell, at Michigan Opera Theatre, as well as Monostatos in Barrie Kosky's critically acclaimed Silent Movie-style Die Zauberflöte at Cincinnati Opera.

Recent engagements included Don José in Carmen with Opera San Jose, Monostatos at Minnesota Opera, and on the concert stage, Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, conducted by Sebastian Lang Lessing. During his time as a Resident Artist at Minnesota Opera, he performed Malcolm in Macbeth, Graf Elemer in Arabella, and Ismaele in Nabucco. While an apprentice at Des Moines Metro Opera, he covered Steva in Jenufa and Dick Johnson in La fanciulla del West. A passionate performer and proponent of new works, Mr. Lindsey has participated in workshops at Minnesota Opera and elsewhere in Sister Carrie, Parables, and Elmer Gantry by Robert Aldridge and Herschel Garfein; The Dream of Valentino by Dominick Argento; and Silent Night. Equally at home on the concert stage, he has performed with orchestra Verdi's Requiem; Mendelssohn's Elijah; Mozart's Requiem and Mass in c minor; and Handel's Messiah.

Mr. Lindsey was an apprentice artist with Des Moines Metro Opera in 2015, a Resident Artist with Minnesota Opera from 2011–2014, and a studio artist with Central City Opera in 2011. He received his master of music in vocal performance from the University of Colorado at Boulder, and his bachelor of music in vocal performance from Colorado State University in his hometown of Fort Collins. In 2015, he was invited to participate in the International Competition for Wagnerian Voices at Bayreuth. He currently resides in Conroe, Texas, near Houston, with his wife Nicole.
Rick Penning

Gender | Male

**Rick Penning** is an American actor who plays the role of Bill Watson in the 2016 operatic version of *The Shining*.

## Biography

Tenor Rick Penning has performed with opera companies including Central City Opera, Chautauqua Opera, Fargo-Moorhead Opera, Opera Omaha, and Opera Theatre of St. Louis.

Since 1980, Minnesota Opera has been Rick’s opera “home." Highlights of his work there includes workshops and world premiere productions of Black River, A Death in the Family, Casanova's Homecoming, The Grapes of Wrath, Silent Night, The Manchurian Candidate, and The Shining. Significantly, a production of Carmen in 1981 brought Rick and his wife, Sandra Henderson, together for the first time. Their sons have also been a part of the Minnesota Opera family: Andrew was seen as the Shepherd Boy in Tosca and as Miles in The Turn of the Screw, and his brother, Christopher, appeared in Mozart’s Die Zauberflöte in the role of the First Spirit.

Rick Penning has earned a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the University of Minnesota, a Master of Music from the University of Cincinnati and a Bachelor of Arts from Luther College.
Alex Ritchie

Gender | Male

**Alex Ritchie** is an American actor who plays the role of Horace M. Derwent in the 2016 operatic version of *The Shining*.

## Biography

Dubbed “very entertaining” (Cherry and Spoon), baritone Alex Ritchie has performed on numerous Twin Cities stages including Minnesota Opera, Skylark Opera, Minnesota Concert Opera, Mill City Summer Opera, the MacPhail Center for Music and Theatre in the Round.

With Minnesota Opera, Mr. Ritchie was seen most recently in as Lakai in Ariadne auf Naxos, Sid in La fanciulla del West, the Yes Man in The Dream of Valentino and Polonius in Hamlet. He has also been avidly involved in workshops with the New Works Initiative, helping prepare world premieres including Doubt and The Manchurian Candidate.

In 2015, he performed The Corporal in Mill City Summer Opera’s La fille du régiment. On the theatrical stage, Alex was most recently seen as Sullen in Theatre in the Round’s 2014 production of The Beaux’ Stratagem. He also portrayed the Pooh-Bah for Skylark Opera’s 2013 production of The Mikado, a collaboration with Mu Performing Arts.

Mr. Ritchie is a 2012 Masters alumnus of the University of Missouri – Kansas City Conservatory of Music and Dance, where he performed Escamillo in La tragédie de Carmen, Il conte in Le nozze di Figaro and Leporello in Don Giovanni. In 2011, he was a young artist at Seagle Music Colony, performing Crespel in Les contes d’Hoffmann, Pirate King in The Pirates of Penzance and covering Don Alfonso in Così fan tutte.

In March, Mr. Ritchie joined the Saint Cloud Symphony Orchestra as the baritone soloist in Fauré’s Requiem. An Arkansas native, Mr. Ritchie earned his Bachelor of Arts from Harding University, where he returned in April as the featured baritone in Ein deutsches Requiem. He currently resides in Cottage Grove, where he is a voice instructor at A# Music Studios.
Minnesota Opera Company

The **Minnesota Opera Company** is an opera company who performed the 2016 operatic version of the 1977 Stephen King novel *The Shining*. The opera is a mixture of the novel and the 1980 Stanley Kubrick film adaptation.

The company's version of *The Shining* celebrated its world premiere at the Ordway Music Theater in Saint Paul, on May 7, 2016.

## Crew

* Michael Christie - Conductor
* Eric Simonson - Stage Director
* Heidi Spesard-Noble - Choreographer
* Erhard Rom - Scenery and Properties Design
* 59 Productions - Animation and Projection Design
* Kärin Kopischke - Costume Design
* Robert Wierzel - Lighting Design
* C. Andrew Mayer - Sound Design

## Cast

* Brian Mulligan - Jack Torrance
* Kelly Kaduce - Wendy Torrance
* Alejandro Vega - Danny Torrance
* Arthur Woodley - Dick Hallorann
* Mark Walters - Mark Torrance
* David Walton - Delbert Grady
* Alex Ritchie - Horace M. Derwent
* John Robert Lindsey - Lloyd the Bartender
* Robb Asklof - Stuart Ullman
* Rick Penning - Bill Watson
* Shannon Prickett - Lorraine Massey
* Jeni Houser - Mrs. Grady
Vermont

**Vermont** (/vərˈmɒntˌ vɜːr-/) is a state in the New England region of the northeastern United States.

Vermont is the second-least populous state ahead of Wyoming, and the sixth-smallest by area. The state capital is Montpelier, the least populous state capital in the United States. The most populous city, Burlington, is the least populous city to be the most populous city in a state. As of 2015, Vermont was the leading producer of maple syrup in the United States. It was ranked as the safest state in the country in 2016.

For thousands of years indigenous peoples, including the Mohawk and the Algonquian-speaking Abenaki, occupied much of the territory that is now Vermont and was later claimed by France's colony of New France. France ceded the territory to Great Britain after being defeated in 1763 in the Seven Years' War. For many years, the nearby colonies, especially the provinces of New Hampshire and New York, disputed control of the area (then called the New Hampshire Grants). Settlers who held land titles granted by New York were opposed by the Green Mountain Boys militia, which supported the many settlers whose claims were based on grants from New Hampshire.

## Location

It borders the other U.S. states of Massachusetts to the south, New Hampshire to the east, New York to the west, and the Canadian province of Quebec to the north. Lake Champlain forms half of Vermont's western border with the state of New York and the Green Mountains run north-south the length of the state.

## Role in *The Shining*

Vermont is where Jack, Wendy, and Danny Torrance lived before moving to Boulder, Colorado. It is the location of Stovington Prep School, where Jack once taught, and it is also where Jack's father, Mark, worked in the Regional Community Hospital. Author Stephen King resides in Vermont and has lived in many of its towns, and, in the sequel to *The Shining*, *Doctor Sleep*, the location where Danny Torrance, now in his 40s, works as an orderly at a hospice helping the terminally ill.
The Boiler Room

**The Boiler Room** is in the basement of the Overlook Hotel. Playing a major role in the 1977 novel, the 1997 miniseries, and the 2016 opera, the boiler room only plays a minor role in the 1980 film.

## Location

The Boiler Room is located in the basement but its never established how this area connects up with the rest of the hotel.

## Appearances

* The Shining (book)
* The Shining (film)
* The Shining (miniseries)
* The Shining (opera)
Boulderado Hotel

The **Boulderado Hotel** is a hotel in Boulder, Colorado. Paul Sheldon, the main protagonist of the Stephen King novel *Misery* always stayed there when writing his books.

Stuart Ullman would spend the first night, after closing the Overlook Hotel for the winter, at the Boulderado.

## Appearences

* *The Shining*
* *Misery*
Jeremiah Chechik

**Jeremiah S. Chechik** é um diretor e produtor americano. Ele dirigiu um episódio da primeira temporada de *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Créditos

**Diretor**:

* Primeira Temporada
	+ *Bad Blood*

## Links Externos

* Jeremiah Chechik no Wikipédia
* Jeremiah Chechik no Internet Movie Database
* Jeremiah Chechik (@tinroof) no Twitter
Shannon Prickett

Gender | Female

**Shannon Prickett** is an American actress who plays the role of Lorraine Massey in the 2016 operatic version of *The Shining*.

## Biography

Hailed as a soprano with "a vocalism that is rich and unforced, equally capable of a sudden drop to a sustained whisper or being ratcheted up to a thrilling forte without a hint of strain" by Greg Hettmansberger of Madison Magazine, Shannon Prickett is becoming a well-known performer in the Madison, Wisconsin area. She recently completed her Master of Music degree in opera, studying with Julia Faulkner and Bill Farlow. This past year at UW-Madison, Shannon performed the title role in Cherubini's Médée and Suzel in Mascagni's L'amico Fritz. During the summer of 2012, Shannon performed the title role of Suor Angelica with the Opera Siena program in Italy.

In the spring of 2012, she won first place at the Iowa District Metropolitan National Council Opera Auditions, advancing to the regional competition in Saint Paul, MN, in which she received third place. This past year, at the University of Wisconsin, Shannon was the soprano soloist in the UW Production of Verdi's Requiem as well as Mimì in La bohème and Donna Elvira in Don Giovanni. In 2010 at age 22, she made her debut at Des Moines Metro Opera singing the role of Lady-in-waiting in Verdi’s Macbeth onstage with soprano Brenda Harris and baritone Todd Thomas. In her last year of her undergraduate degree in 2009, Shannon received the Kawaler Encouragement Award from the Iowa District Metropolitan National Opera Auditions in Ames, Iowa. She participated in the Des Moines Metro Opera Young Artist Program for three consecutive years, where she sang scenes from La Gioconda, Un ballo in maschera, Faust, La traviata and Don Giovanni.

At Simpson College, where Shannon received her undergraduate degree in vocal performance, she studied with Kimberly Roberts under the direction of the esteemed Dr. Robert L. Larsen. At Simpson College, Shannon sang the roles of Nedda in Pagliacci, Alice Ford in Falstaff, and the Foreign Woman in The Consul.

For Minnesota Opera's 2013–2014 season, she appeared as the Fortuneteller in Arabella, the Lady-in-waiting in Macbeth and the Woman in Red in The Dream of Valentino. During the 2014–2015 season she returned as the Sandman in Hansel and Gretel, Giannetta in L'elisir d'amore, Dora in The Manchurian Candidate and Micaëla in Carmen. This season she appears as the Second Lady in The Magic Flute, the Foreign Princess in Rusalka and Mrs. Massey in The Shining.
The Lobby

**The Lobby** is the grand front entrance in the Overlook Hotel. It possesses the reception area and leads to both The Gold Room and The Colorado Lounge.

## Location

The lobby is the first area you come across when entering the hotel.

## Styling

The lobby is based on the similarly themed lobby of the Ahwahnee Hotel.

## Depiction

### The Shining (book)

The Lobby, as told to Jack Torrance by Stuart Ullman, is described as follows: "Now. Lobby level: Here in the center is the registration desk. Behind it are the offices. The lobby runs for eighty feet in either direction from the desk. Over here in the west wing is the Overlook Dining Room and the Colorado Lounge. The banquet and ballroom facility is in the east wing. Questions?"

## Images

### Maps of the Lobby

Map of the Lobby created as a level for the computer game Duke Nukem.Map of the Lobby by Room 237 contributor Juli Kearns.Map of the Lobby by film analysis and producer Rob Ager.
## Filming Locations

The lobby was filmed on Stage 4 at Elstree Studios.

## Appearances

* The Shining (book)
* The Shining (film)
De Natura Sonoris No.2

**De Natura Sonoris No.2** is the tenth song on the The Shining Soundtrack.

## History

 Copyright

## Scene used

 Copyright
 1- Line «Danny, everything’s okay!» (Wendy Torrance to Danny Torrance in The Colorado Lounge, see The Awakening Of Jacob) – line «God, I’d give anything for a drink» (Jack Torrance at the bar in The Gold Room)
The piece starts at 0’10” ca and goes on up to 3’06”. Between 1’25” and 1’35” ca the recording has had a cut. There are interesting analogies between the music and the actor’s movements.
2- Shot of Dick Hallorann’s snowcat – zoom on Wendy’s face

The piece starts from its beginning and goes on up to 3’06” ca. There are interesting analogies between the music and the sounds emitted by Danny who repeats the word «redrum».
3- Jack stops running in the maze – Danny leaves his hiding place and starts running again

The piece starts at 0’15” ca, overlapped with Jutrznia – Kanon Paschy, Piesni 1, 3, 6, 9, and proceeds without alterations until fading out at 1’00” ca, while Danny runs. Before vanishing, the piece gets overlapped with the Kanon.
4- Jack strolls in the maze while Wendy and Danny escape – a few seconds before the cut to the snowcat moving

The piece starts at 2’20” ca, a moment before the shot of Wendy and Danny getting on the snowcat, and goes on uninterruptedly until 2’42” ca.
5- Jack strolls in the maze before dying – Jack’s corpse

## Videos

The Shining Soundtrack - De Natura Sonoris No. 2

 The Film Soundtrack
SnakeBite Andi

**Snakebite Andi** is the ternary antagonist in the Doctor Sleep novel and its film adaptation.

## Biography

### Doctor Sleep (book)

#### Personality & Appearance

She likes movies and men without legs, she hates men with legs.

#### Background

When she was 8, her father first r@ped her, he would keep on doing that until 1965 when she was 16, she murdered her father while sleeping by taking her mom’s knitting needle and popped both of his balls then in the left eye. A year later, she got a tattoo of a snake. It began a spree of hypnotizing men and robbing them. She also wandered around America, she appeared in a movie one time.

In 1981, she is on a date with an older man at a movie theater playing Indiana Jones. The man puts his hand under her skirt, she doesn’t care yet. She show the man her tattoo to hypnotize him. She robs him and then carves a snake in his cheek. Rose comes up to her and forces her to come with her. She tries to get away but doesn’t. The next day, Rose wakes up Andrea and offers her a deal, which she has to take. Rose and the rest of the True Knot make her one of them, not without some little trouble. Later, she makes love to Rose. The next day after the turning, she wakes up on Rose and thanks her. Rose then tells her Crow Daddy, another True Knot member, will be coming. Andrea then asks if shes still human. Rose replies, saying "Do you care?”. She doesn’t.

One day in 2001, the True Knot start to travel to get a kids steam. It’ll take months to get there. On September 8th, they stopped at a New Jersey town. On September 11th, the True Knot witnesses the attack on the Twin Towers.

One day in May of 2011 while in Lexington Kentucky, the True Knot is at a campground called 'Kozy Kampground'. SnakeBite Andi admires the flowers when Mr. Kozy sees her. As she goes inside his trailer, she hypnotizes Mr. Kozy and his wife. Later that night, the True Knot opens a canister to eat the steam of a kid named Richard Gaylesworthy.

## Murders committed by SnakeBite Andi

#### *Doctor Sleep (2013)*

1. Andrea Streiner’s Father - Balls popped and stabbed in the eye-socket with a knitting needle by Andrea.

#### *Doctor Sleep (2019)*

1. *Billy Freeman* - Mind controlled into shooting himself in the throat with a hunting rifle by Snakebite Andi.

## Appearances

* Doctor Sleep (book)
* Doctor Sleep (film)
Carl Hallorann

**Carl Hallorann** is a minor posthumous character in the The Shining novel.

## Biography

### The Shining (book)

In his tweens, he and his brother found a huge of wasps north from their farm. He had a rocket, lighted it, and threw it at the wasps. Dick and Carl then ran away.

Sometime in 1955, he was on a train when it crashed, killing him and other people.

## Trivia

* He is indirectly mentioned in the The Shining film adaptation and miniseries adaptation.
* It is unknown if he lived in Georgia at the time of his death.
Crow Daddy

**Crow Daddy** is the secondary antagonist in Doctor Sleep and it’s film adaptation. He is the second-in-command of the True Knot.

## Biography

### Personality

He is brave, resourceful, and cunning. He was originally a lawyer who graduated from Harvard in 1938, which proves his intelligence. He likes to carry cash at all times.

### Doctor Sleep (book)

He is first seen informing Rose of Tommy's death, and tells her they have to consume steam immediately. He and Andi ensure no one will see them do so. He later keeps the True Knot secure while the trackers find Bradley Trevor. After consuming his steam, Crow Daddy tells Rose about having seen someone with a lot of steam (Abra) and Rose agrees to go after her later. He later is informed of how powerful Abra actually is by Rose, and that she needs to be taken immediately. He helps her try to locate Abra, and is present for every attempt to track her.

He is among those present when Grampa Flick dies. Afterward, Rose, instead of going to get Abra herself, sends him, along with a party of his choosing. He chooses Walnut, Jimmy Numbers, Barry the Chink and Snakebite Andi.

The crew heads to Cloud Gap, picking up a package on the way, but by the time they get there, Barry has already contracted the virus and died, and Jimmy Numbers has contracted it as well. Crow Daddy has left the group before the others confront Dan, John and David at Cloud Gap, and are all killed. He is shown to have gotten off in Anniston, and manages to track down Billy Freeman and Abra there, and captures Abra. He then informs Rose that he is coming back, and asks her to send reinforcements and information on less travelled roads he can take. When Abra wakes up and recognizes him, he threatens to kill Billy if she doesn't do what he says, which she understands. However, she manages to contact Dan through the shining during a bathroom break. Dan, through Abra, takes enough hold of Crow Daddy's mind to force him to turn his gun on himself.

## Death

### Doctor Sleep (book)

While he struggles to get control, Billy wakes up and incapacitates him. Dan then gets full control, and forces Crow Daddy to shoot and kill himself. He intends his last thought to be to tell Rose he loves her, but it is cut off. Rose senses his death, and has a breakdown.

## Murders committed by Crow Daddy

#### *Doctor Sleep (2019)*

1. Violet Hanson - Killed after her youth was eaten by the True Knot members.
2. Bradley Trevor - Stabbed. Killed after his youth was eaten by the True Knot members.
3. David Stone - Stabbed in the sternum by Crow Daddy. Bled out to death.

## Appearances

* Doctor Sleep (book)
* Doctor Sleep (film)

## Trivia

* He is Rose the Hat’s second love interest in the Doctor Sleep novel.
The Shining Complete Motion Picture Score

**The Shining Complete Motion Picture Score** was the name of an album released by composed Wendy Carlos. Released in 2005 by a company called Overlook Productions, the CD was released in honor of the film's 25th anniversary. The 2-disc album contains a total of 55-songs from the film, most of which were never released on the official soundtrack.

## Track listing

### CD #1

1. Opening [Altered Ancient Anthem - Dies Irae Aka Day Of Wrath : 25th Anniversary Version] - 3:00
2. The Shining Title Music - 3:51
3. Danny - 1:28
4. Colorado - 1:13
5. The Rocky Mountains - 1:46
6. The Overlook Hotel - 3:52
7. Visitors - 2:17
8. Dark Winds And Rustles - 1:49
9. Greetings Ghosties - 2:19
10. Horror Show - 1:04
11. A Haunted Waltz - 0:37
12. Subliminal Ballroom - 1:16
13. Paraphrase For Cello - 3:23
14. Two Polymoog Improvisations - 1:47
15. A Ghost Piano - 1:58
16. Paraphrase For Brass - 1:34
17. Setting With Medea - 2:10
18. Clockworks - Dies Irae - 2:17
19. Heartbeats And Worrying - 2:10
20. Psychic Shout - Room 237 - 1:14
21. Danny Bells Ascending - 1:19
22. Psychic Scream - 1:25
23. Thought Clusters - 0:55
24. Fanfare And Drunkenness - Dies Irae - 1:33
25. Day Of Wrath - 1:04
26. Where Is Jack? - 5:21
27. Bumps In The Night - 3:02
28. Chase Music - 1:11
29. Postlude - 1:09
30. Title Music - Dies Irae - 3:42
31. Clockworks - Bloody Elevators [Trailer Music] - 2:18
32. Nocturnal Valse Triste [Making The Shining] - 1:22
33. Main Title [Original Album Version] - 3:23
34. Rocky Mountains [Original Album Version] - 2:53
35. Reprise - 0:49
36. Episode From The Life Of An Artist, Op.14 / Fantastic Symphony, Fifth Movement - Dream Of A Witches Sabbath : Dies Irae - 4:55
37. Death, Op.44 / First Movement - Sad Waltz: Lento [Valse Triste, Excerpt] - 4:18
38. Dance Of Death, Op.457 - Dies Irae [Paraphase, Excerpt] - 2:48
39. Home [When Shadows Fall] - 4:31
40. Warner Bros. Logo - 0:14

### CD #2

1. Lontano For Orchestra [As From A Distance, Sustained With Expression Aka Window On Long Submerged Dream Worlds Of Childhood] - 11:27
2. Music For Strings, Percussion And Celesta [Celebrating The 10th Anniversary Of An Orchestra] - Third Movement : Adagio - 7:14
3. Music For Strings, Percussion And Celesta - First Movement : Andante Tranquillo [Excerpt] - 3:56
4. Morning Prayer II - Resurrection : Gospel - 2:18
5. Morning Prayer II - Resurrection : Passover Canon - 2:47
6. The Awakening Of Jacob [Aka The Dream Of Jacob] - 8:06
7. Nature Sonorities I [Aka On The Nature Of Sound I] - 7:13
8. Nature Sonorities II [Aka On The Nature Of Sound II] - 8:55
9. Polymorphia For 48 Strings - 10:35
10. Canon For 52 Strings And Tape Delay - 9:31
11. Concerto For Cello And Orchestra I [Excerpt] - 4:28
12. Home [When Shadows Fall] - 3:00
13. Midnight, The Stars And You - 3:24
14. It's All Forgotten Now - 3:19
15. Masquerade - 3:14

## Credits

Composed By – Bartok\* (tracks: 2-2, 2-3), Liszt\* (tracks: 1-38), Ligeti\* (tracks: 2-1), Berlioz\* (tracks: 1-36), Sibelius\* (tracks: 1-37), Penderecki\* (tracks: 2-4 to 2-11), Carlos\* (tracks: 1-1 to 1-35)

## See also

* The Shining Soundtrack
* Rediscovering Lost Scores

 The Film Soundtrack
The Caretaker's apartment

**The Caretaker's apartment** is the room of the Overlook Hotel where Jack Torrance, his wife Wendy, and their son Danny spend the winter while Jack acts as caretaker during the hotel's closure during the winter.

## Location

The Caretaker's apartment is located in The West Wing.

## Depiction

### The Shining (film)

Stuart Ullman describes the apartment, "Living room, bedroom, bathroom, and a small room for your son." The apartment is Room #3.

## Spatial anomolies

There is a window in both the living room and bedroom. Being that these windows are at a right angle to the bathroom window, the apartment should be placed on a corner of the building's structure. But when we later see an exterior view of the hotel we find that the other windows couldn't exist. The exterior wall extends in both directions. There is also a door leading from the hallway into the Torrance's bedroom. We see the reverse of this door but there are no stairs leading down towards the hall. When Ullman shows the Torrances the apartment they walk up several steps, implying that the apartment is several feet higher than the hallway. A door in the bedroom which possess no stairs leading to the hall is a contradiction to the room's primary entrance.

## Filming Locations

The caretaker's apartment was filmed on Stage 9 at Elstree Studios.
Robert Townley Watson

**Robert Townley Watson** is a minor posthumous character in the The Shining novel. He built the Overlook Hotel between the years of 1907 and 1909 and owned it until 1915.

## Biography

### The Shining (book)

Sometime in the early 30’s, he accidentally stuck his finger in a light socket and died. It would happen before the Great Depression shut down the Overlook for ten years.

## Trivia

* He is indirectly mentioned in the film adaptation.

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Rebecca Ferguson

Gender | Female

**Rebecca Louisa Ferguson Sundström** (born 19 October 1983) is a Swedish actress. She began her acting career with the Swedish soap opera *Nya tider* (1999–2000) and went on to star in the slasher film *Drowning Ghost* (2004). She came to international prominence with her portrayal of Elizabeth Woodville in the British television miniseries *The White Queen* (2013), for which she was nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Miniseries or Television Film.

Ferguson starred as MI6 agent Ilsa Faust in the action spy film *Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation* (2015) and its sequel *Mission: Impossible – Fallout* (2018). She also played Jenny Lind in the musical film *The Greatest Showman* (2017), starred in the horror film *Doctor Sleep* (2019), and had supporting parts in the comedy-drama *Florence Foster Jenkins* (2016), the mystery thriller *The Girl on the Train* (2016), and the science fiction film *Men in Black: International* (2019).
Colorado

**Colorado** (/kɒləˈrædoʊ, -ˈrɑːdoʊ/) is a state in the United States encompassing most of the Southern Rocky Mountains as well as the northeastern portion of the Colorado Plateau and the western edge of the Great Plains. Colorado is part of the Western United States, the Southwestern United States, and the Mountain States. Colorado is the 8th most extensive and the 21st most populous of the 50 United States. The United States Census Bureau estimates that the population of Colorado was 5,540,545 on July 1, 2016, an increase of 10.17% since the 2010 United States Census.

## History

The state was named for the Colorado River, which Spanish travelers named the Río Colorado for the ruddy (Spanish: colorado) silt the river carried from the mountains. The Territory of Colorado was organized on February 28, 1861, and on August 1, 1876, U.S. President Ulysses S. Grant signed Proclamation 230 admitting Colorado to the Union as the 38th state. Colorado is nicknamed the "Centennial State" because it became a state a century after the signing of the United States Declaration of Independence.

## Location

Colorado is bordered by Wyoming to the north, Nebraska to the northeast, Kansas to the east, Oklahoma to the southeast, New Mexico to the south, Utah to the west, and Arizona to the southwest at the Four Corners. Colorado is noted for its vivid landscape of mountains, forests, high plains, mesas, canyons, plateaus, rivers, and desert lands.

## Capital

Denver is the capital and the most populous city of Colorado. Residents of the state are properly known as Coloradans, although the term "Coloradoan" has been used archaically and lives on in the title of Fort Collins' newspaper, the Coloradoan.

## Role in The Shining

In *The Shining*, Colorado is home to the Overlook Hotel. The mysterious hotel used in the 1980 Stanley Kubrick film resides in Estes Park, Colorado, home to the actual location of the real life Stanley Hotel, the hotel Stephen King used in writing the original 1977 novel *The Shining*.

## Locations in Colorado

There were several locations in Colorado used in *The Shining*.

* Boulder, Colorado
* Estes Park
* Sidewinder, Colorado
David Walton

Gender | Male

**David Walton** is an American actor who plays the role of Delbert Grady in the 2016 operatic version of *The Shining*.

## Biography

David Walton has made numerous appearances across the country as an up-and coming lyric tenor. He spent two years as a resident artist with Minnesota Opera. Recent appearances this past season included covering Larry Renault in the world premiere of William Bolcom’s Dinner at Eight and debuting the shepherd Silvio alongside Alek Shrader’s Endimione in a new production of the Lorenzo Da Ponte rarity: L’arbore di Diana by Vicente Martín y Soler. As Tybalt in their production of Gounod’s Roméo et Juliette, Mr. Walton was described as "the production’s only good villain ... a tightly coiled ball of restless anger" (The Pioneer Press). He sang in the world premiere of Paul Moravec's The Shining as Delbert Grady, with Opera News praising Mr. Walton as "equally chilling in his casual charm and suavity." Other roles at Minnesota Opera include Brighella in Ariadne auf Naxos, Spoletta in Tosca, and Tamino in The Magic Flute, where the Duluth News Tribune praised his "clean, clear voice." Mr. Walton made his Glimmerglass Festival debut as Parpignol in La bohème and sang the role of Count Alberto in Rossini's L'occasione fa il ladro as a member of their Young Artist Program. He also covered Reverend Parris in Francesca Zambello’s staging of The Crucible, performed the tenor solo from Rossini’s Stabat Mater, and played Frederic in a scene from Pirates of Penzance for special guest Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. As a Gerdine Young Artist with Opera Theatre of Saint Louis, he sang Student in La rondine, Belmonte in scenes from Mozart’s Die Entführung aus dem Serail with the Saint Louis Symphony, and covered Matthew Gurney in Tobias Picker’s Emmeline. He also sang Azor in Opera for the Young’s tour of Zemire et Azor by André Grétry, and Ernesto in Don Pasquale with Brava! Opera Theatre of Ashland, Oregon.

David is a recent award winner in the 2017 Marcello Giordani Foundation International Vocal Competition, receiving 2nd Place and Italian Diction Award. He also won 2nd Place and Audience Choice Award with the 2017 Opera Birmingham Vocal Competition. Other competitions include the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions where he was a finalist in the Upper Midwest region and a district winner for Minnesota. Recent concert highlights include performing the tenor solo in Handel's Messiah with the South Dakota Symphony Orchestra and Rogue Valley Symphony, Mendelssohn's Lobgesang with Lipscomb University, and Cantata BWV 88 with the Minnesota Bach Ensemble.

Upcoming engagements include Belmonte in Mozart's Abduction with Madison Opera and a return to Brava! Opera Theatre for the same role. He makes his Atlanta Symphony debut singing the tenor soloist in Bach's Cantata BWV 80 under the baton of Robert Spano and will sing Count Almaviva in Rossini's Il Barbiere di Siviglia with the Glimmerglass Festival in the Summer of 2018.
Room 237

**Room 237**, not to be confused with the documentary of the same name, was a room in the Overlook Hotel in *The Shining*. In the book it was called "217".

## History

The room was inhabited in the past, by a Lorraine Massey who would usually seduce young bellboys who would visit her room. One time Danny Torrance visited this room after a ball strangely rolled to him from its open doors. Later, he claimed that a "crazy woman" tried to strangle him. Jack Torrance then entered 237, in search of what his son claimed to have confronted. He instead encountered a young naked woman in the bathroom, having a bath who came out and kissed him. That woman then became a rather ugly, rotting old woman who chased Jack out, cackling at his infidelity. It is assumed that the rotting old woman is Lorraine Massey.

## Trivia

* According to the Timberline Lodge website, http://www.timberlinelodge.com, *"Kubrick was asked not to depict Room 217 (featured in the book) in The Shining, because future guests at the Lodge might be afraid to stay there. So a nonexistent room, Room 237, was substituted in the film. Curiously, and somewhat ironically, Room 217 is requested more often than any other room at Timberline.".*
* For the film adaptation of The Shining, Room 237 was filmed on the Colorado Lounge set on Stage 3 at Elstree Studios.

### Videos

The Shining - What's in room 237?Danny asks Dick Hallorann what's in Room 237.The Shining - Danny and room 237Danny checks out the mysterious Room 237.The Shining - The woman in room 237Wendy runs to tell Jack that there's a woman hiding in Room 237.The Shining - Room 237 is emptyJack can't find anything in Room 237.
## Appearances

* The Shining (as Room 217)
* The Shining (film)
* Doctor Sleep (film)
Kodyn Twins

Colonel Draex's two most closely trusted Lieutenants, known as the **Kodyn Twins** are the de facto authority of Helghast troops in Brichi during Colonel's absence, always ready to get their hands dirty in Draex's stead.

## Overview

**Maelana Kodyn** is a melee specialist wielding FSK-17 Sword and able to dash towards her foes. She has powerful cleaves and AOE attacks.

**Brayeden Kodyn** is a ranged specialist wielding StA-81 Hand Cannon and Petrusite grenades. shoots his foes at long ranges and deny areas.
Tony

**Tony** is Danny Torrance's guide in *The Shining*.

## Biography

### The Shining (book)

Tony is, at first, a mere imaginary playmate. He then evolves into a source of fear, and finally a source of strength. Toward the end of the novel, Tony reveals himself to Danny: "'Danny ... you're in a place deep down in your own mind. The place where I am. I'm a part of you, Danny.'" More specifically, Tony is Danny from the future: "Tony was like looking into a magic mirror and seeing himself in ten years"; "Tony ... the Daniel Anthony Torrance that would someday be."

### The Shining (film)

Tony is never shown in the film, leaving his appearance entirely to the imagination. He lives in Danny's mouth and hides in his stomach and "appears" to Danny by showing him a series of visions. He manifests himself through young Danny's finger wagging.

### The Shining (miniseries)

Tony is Danny's imaginary friend who appears as a human but is not a physical figure. Tony is also the name of Danny's stuffed dog which has no importance on the story. He appears as a young blond male late teen/adult with round glasses and white clothes. He repeatedly warns Danny not to go to the overlook, enter room 217 etc. As the plot progresses, Tony appears less and less. At the very end of the miniseries, there is a scene set 10 years in the future which involves Dick Halloran being late for Danny's graduation. When older Danny (An estimated 17 years) appears on set, he is portrayed by Wil Horneff like Tony. It is revealed that Danny's middle name is Anthony. It can be inferred from this that Danny when he is a late teen/adult uses the Shining to revisit himself as a seven year old boy before he goes to the overlook, and warn his younger self of the danger.

### Doctor Sleep (Book)

Tony becomes the thought to be 'imaginary friend' of Abra Stone, a young girl from New England very powerful with the Shining (more so than Dan/Danny). Tony is never described or said to be seen in the book, just mentioned as Abra's imaginary friend. While a small child, Abra communicates with, now known as, Dan Torrance through a blackboard at Dan's office where he works at a hospice. Abra knows and thinks of Dan as Tony's dad. Later in the book when Abra is older, she calls on Dan for help.

## Videos

The Shining - Tony's warningThe Shining - Tony doesn't want to goThe Shining - Who is Tony?

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