Two great actors: Tom Zingarelli and Keir Dullea
Keir Dullea in his finished 'Old man' make-up. From an excellent article by Joe Nazzaro, who spoke to the late Stuart Freeborn about his work on '2001'....
Screenplay by John Mortimer & Penelope Mortimer Based on the novel by Merriam Modell Starring Laurence Olivier, Carol Lynley, Keir Dullea, Martita Hunt, The Zombies, Noël Coward, Anna Massey, Clive Revill Single American mother Ann Lake arrives in London with her daughter, nicknamed Bunny, to live with her brother Stephen. Ann leaves Bunny at a nursery school, but when she returns there is no sign of her daughter and no evidence that she was ever there. Stephen, a journalist, questions all who might have seen Bunny. Once Scotland Yard Superintendent Newhouse joins in the search, he unearths several disturbing details about Ann.
I've had this DVD for some time, and watched it once a long time ago. Last night I decided to re watch it. It's a very strange atmospheric film. It stars Laurence Olivier, Keir Dullea, Carol Lynley, Martitia Hunt (the original Miss Haversham in David Lean's 'Oliver Twist') Anna Massey and Noel Coward among others. This 1965 film has…
31/1/2021
It may be 2013, but 2001 will forever hold a special place in our hearts, in no small part due to the that lovable, red-eyed supercomputer known as HAL 9000. ThinkGeek has given us a couple ways to purchase HAL for our homes, but for folks who'd rather build their own, Adafruit's got you covered. User Phillip Burgess has posted the full instructions on how to craft one, provided you've got access to a laser cutter and the requisite soldering, spray painting and sanding chops to complete the task. Adafruit's version will have you making HAL out of an oversized arcade button and a sheet of acrylic -- and if you want your HAL to talk (and really, why wouldn't you), you'll need to build a voice box from an Arduino Uno board and an Adafruit Wave Shield. Total cost: just shy of $100. Check out the video of it in action after the break, and head on down to the source link for the full how-to. Oh, and feel free to whistle Sprach Zarathustra while you work.
giclee print on archival paper13 x 19 inchessigned, open edition inspired by Black Christmas (1974)
“On the set of "2001: A Space Odyssey," released on this day in 1968. Photo: Dmitri Kessel http://t.co/JzfJsLXviR”
After design, cinema was and is a great passion and a driving force in my way of life, so I decided to honor films that I love, through posters.Thanks for your attention and I hope you enjoy!
dude you can’t say that cut it out
Developers at Google's secretive London DeepMind start-up are attempting to mimic some of the properties of the human brain's short-term working memory.
stanley kubrick, 1968
