2001: A Filmmaking Odyssey
2001: A Space Odyssey was a game changer for science fiction, but the movie had a tumultuous origin story.
Imaginary Worlds · Eric Molinsky | Daylight Media
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Show Notes
2001: A Space Odyssey is considered a masterpiece, and a game changer for sci-fi on film. But the movie had a tumultuous origin story, and it was initially scorned by critics. Barbara Miller of The Museum of The Moving Image walks me through their new exhibit on the making of 2001. And I talk with author Michael Benson, actor Keir Dullea and Stanley Kubrick’s daughter Katharina about how Kubrick and his collaborator Arthur C. Clarke reached for the stars, but felt lost in space as they struggled to finish this incredibly ambitious project.
Here’s the link to Michael Benson’s book:
https://www.amazon.com/Space-Odyssey-Stanley-Kubrick-Masterpiece/dp/1501163930
Here’s a link the Museum of the Moving Image’s 2001 exhibit:
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