Did it get Kubrick killed?

Yes, it did get him killed in a certain way, but not how probably many of the anons here think. Kubrick was a heavy smoker for almost his whole life, he even was a chainsmoker up until his mid 30s. His diet usually consisted of (selfmade) burgers, margarine/butter heavy tuna sandwiches, (mostly asian) takeaway food, pastrami sandwiches, (microwaved) milk-soaked salmon, bagels and eggcream sodas. He never did any kind of sports. During his last months of his life he was in such a weak state, that he could barely lift himself out of a chair, he could barely climb some stairs (took minutes), he himself couldn't pick up things that were lying on the floor etc. At home he had oxygen tanks in his rooms, because he had very serious breathing problems and had to get his oxygen "fix". His sleeping habits were awful, for his whole adult life he slept much too less and often wouldn't even go to bed at all at the end of a day. During the shooting of EWS he also slept much too less He became very frail, ill-looking and pale during the shooting. Is it still possible he was murdered? Yes, sure it is. But in my opinion, it is highly unlikely. I think it would be a stupid move. Why kill him, make him a "martyr" and pull so much attention on the movie itself by doing so? This is just stupid. He was on the brink of collapsing/dying anyway, many people were concerned about his health during filming, but he didn't take no advice from anybody, because he was the son of a doctor and thought he himself knew everything about medical stuff. When the movie was finished (filming and editing, only some sound/dialogue) looping to be done, tons and tons of pressure fell from his shoulders and he died from a severe heart attack, caused by a clot.

I can see you glowing in the dark

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Only in your twisted mind

It's just a coincidence g0y, don't believe in the conspiracy nutjobs!

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(((They))) would be very very stupid if they killed him and by doing that putting so much focus on the movie itself for years and years to come. It's just bullshit. He really was very frail, ill and weak for months before he finally died when the movie was finished

easily the worst Kubrick movie, you won't learn anything about the relationship between men and women that you couldn't have learned listening to an episode of loveline at the same time it was released

How did they clean the poo off the tables?

You think Kubrick made his movies so people/the audience could learn from them? Rhetorical question. Answer is: He didn't.

human sacrifice?

it's heavily hinted that they sacrificed the hooker that saved Bill's life, and many conspiracy theories say that sacrifice goes on in places like the Bilderberg meetings or bohemian Grove where the elite and Hollywoodites go to appease Moloch

It is left rather ambigious in the film