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| Production Year |
1984 |
| Certification |
PG (USA) |
| Genre |
Mystery; Sci-Fi; Thriller; Adventure; IMDb Mystery Section |
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| Nationality |
USA; IMDb USA Section |
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| Cast |
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| Actor/Actress |
Role |
| Scheider, Roy |
Dr. Heywood Floyd |
| Lithgow, John |
Dr. Walter Curnow |
| Mirren, Helen |
Tanya Kirbuk |
| Balaban, Bob |
Dr. R. Chandra |
| Dullea, Keir |
Dave Bowman |
| Rain, Douglas |
HAL 9000 (voice) |
| Osborne, Madolyn Smith |
Caroline Floyd (as Madolyn Smith) |
| Elcar, Dana |
Dimitri Moisevitch |
| Jaffe, Taliesin |
Christopher Floyd |
| McEachin, James |
Victor Milson |
| Deschanel, Mary Jo |
Betty Fernandez, Bowman's Wife |
| Baskin, Elya |
Maxim Brajlovsky |
| Kramarov, Saveli |
Dr. Vladimir Rudenko (as Savely Kramarov) |
| Rudnik, Oleg |
Dr. Vasili Orlov |
| Shneider, Natasha |
Irina Yakunina |
| Skomarovsky, Vladimir |
Yuri Svetlanov |
| Steinbach, Victor |
Mikolaj Ternovsky |
| Triska, Jan |
Alexander Kovalev |
| Carroll, Larry |
Anchorman on TV |
| Ware, Herta |
Jessie Bowman |
| Carter, Cheryl |
Nurse |
| Recasner, Ron |
Hospital Neurosurgeon |
| Lesser, Robert |
Dr. Hirsch |
| Bergen, Candice |
SAL 9000 (voice) (as Olga Mallsnerd) |
| Michaels, Delana |
Commercial Announcer |
| McGarr, Gene |
Commercial Announcer |
| Clarke, Arthur C. |
Man on Park Bench (uncredited) |
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| Director |
Hyams, Peter |
| Producer |
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| Writer |
Clarke, Arthur C.; Hyams, Peter |
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| Language Tracks |
English; Russian |
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| Audio Tracks |
70 Mm 6-Track; Dolby |
| Running Time |
116 |
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| Color Mode |
Color |
| Plot Summary |
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In this sequel to 2001: A Space Odyssey, a joint American- Soviet expedition is sent to Jupiter to discover what went wrong with the U.S.S. Discovery against a backdrop of growing global tensions. Among the mysteries the expedition must explain are the appearance of a huge black monolith in Jupiter's orbit and the fate of H.A.L., the Discovery's sentient computer. Based on a novel written by Arthur C. Clarke.
Written by
Keith Loh {loh@sfu.ca}
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