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Subject: Re: 2010: Odyssey Two
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Date: Fri, 27-Jul-84 00:34:56 EDT
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Information from Lotusland

You'll probably get lots and lots of responses, but just in case you
don't:

2010

Starring Roy Scheider, John Lithgow, Helen Mirren and Bob Balaban.

Also starring Keir Dullea (Dave), Douglas Rain (HAL), two Russian
actors from _M_o_s_c_o_w_ _o_n_ _t_h_e_ _H_u_d_s_o_n and one Russian actress.

Tentative release date by MGM/UA: December 7, 1984

Directed by Peter Hyams. Screenplay by Peter Hyams. From the novel
by Arthur C. Clarke. Produced by Peter Hyams.  Photographed by
Peter Hyams.

Quite an auteur, eh? Supposedly Hyams blackmailed the A.S.C. by
threatening to take the production out of Culver City and over to
England for studio work if they didn't let him be Director of
Photography. Kubrick gave his approval for a sequel to Hyams, but
never visited the set. Steven Spielberg did, however, and wasn't
allowed to see the model of the Discovery ship. Prince Andrew
also visited the 2010 set on his recent visit to Los Angeles, but
Hyams wouldn't even let him enter the command bridge set. Hyams
insisted on recreating the exact costumes as well, using a
computer to embroider the command patches to match the exact
colors of the originals. Cost him 20 grand to get the patches
right.

Source of information: Onscreen performer on _2_0_1_0 whom I talked
to.