Movie tidbits 200 1 space roaming

Nigel davenport and Martin Bassan both voiced Hal, the computer in the movie. At that time, Davenport had arrived at the set and read Hal's lines outside the camera, but director Kubrick thought Davenport's English accent was poor and fired him a few weeks later. An assistant director wants to take this position, but his London accent is too strong. Later, Balsam recorded Hal's conversation in new york, but Kubrick was still not satisfied. Finally, Douglas Lane re-recorded all Hal's lines in the post-production of the film. Frank Miller, who voiced the mission control in the movie, is a real US Air Force command and control center official. When Kubrick first came into contact with science fiction writer arthur clarke, Clark suggested adapting his short story The Sentinel, which was completed on 1948. In the end, only the bridge on the moon in the film originated from this novel. Kubrick had intended to ask alex north to take charge of the music of the film. But in the filming process, in order to cultivate the performance mood, Kubrick put classical music on the set and achieved good results. Then Kubrick decided to use classical music as the soundtrack of the film. In order to speed up the development of the movie plot, Kubrick cut 19 minutes after the premiere in new york. In the opening scene, all the orangutans were played by actors except two little orangutans. Although the film was released as a wide-screen stereoscopic film, it was not shot by three cameras, but by a camera equipped with 70 mm film and anamorphic lens. In order to shoot the scene on the surface of the moon, Kubrick used tons of sand, which was washed and dyed. At that time, Marvin Minsk, the leader of artificial intelligence in the United States, was the consultant of this film and was almost killed by a wrench falling from the studio. In the film, the song that Hal sang when the computer was turned off came from IBM7094, and it was 196 1, which was the first song sung by the computer. Hal, the computer in the novel, is only 4 years old, but he is 9 years old in the movie. After watching the premiere of this movie, rock hudson walked out the door and said, "Who wants to tell me what this movie is about?" Screenwriter arthur clarke once said: "If you can understand all of 200 1, then we have failed, and the questions we want to ask are beyond our imagination." When Kubrick sold the film to a British TV station, he asked the film to be played in "mailbox" format, that is, there were black areas above and below the screen. However, BBC TV complained that the black areas in the outer space images are easily confused with the images. When it first aired, the TV station added fake stars in the black area. Kubrick strongly opposed it after learning about it, and the TV station dared not continue. Kubrick's daughter plays Dr. Freud's daughter in the film. The reason why "200 1" appears in movie business cards is that 200 1 is the first year of the new century. 1999, arthur clarke held a press conference. He said that he felt uneasy and depressed because too many people thought that 2000 was the first year of the 2 1 century. The original version of the script took only 58 days to create. There was no conversation for about 88 minutes. In Entertainment Weekly's list of "Top Movies in Movie History 100", this movie ranks 26th. To commemorate this novel and movie, NASA named a Mars "200 1 Mars Roaming". In the first scene of the film, the zebra that died on the ground was painted on the dead horse, which was a forgery. In order to make the computer Hal's voice leisurely and soothing, Douglas Ryan, who voiced him, also completely relaxed in the recording studio and put his bare feet on the pillow. Only 205 shots in the whole film are special effects shots. In 200 1 year, when Apple developed its own MP3 player, it hired an independent copywriter, Yiqi Yao Chieco, to name it. At that time, Jobs explained his product strategy like this: Mac will be the central base station of other products. Yiqi Yao Chieco thought of a line from stanley kubrick's sci-fi blockbuster "200 1 A Space Odyssey": "Open the hatch of the pod, Hal. In the film, it is found that Spacecraft No.1 is equivalent to a mother ship and can release a small spaceship named "EVA Pod", which is similar to the relationship between Mac and MP3 player, so they took the name "Pod" and added I and IMac. When astronauts go out for the first time, they can clearly find the shadow of the rope hanging the actors. In the scene on the moon, the astronaut's helmet reflects Kubrick with a hand-held camera. Portman took a deep breath when he returned to the spaceship from the separation module. This action is unreasonable. Before entering the vacuum space, you should exhale deeply, or your lungs may explode. When Hal killed the hibernating crew, although they had been hibernating for several weeks, they obviously shaved their faces, and their hair and beards would continue to grow during hibernation. [The above content comes from]