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Early on, Discovery's computer was called Athena and had a female voice and persona. Kubrick and Clarke consulted IBM on HAL, but the company's logo never made it into the film.
source ↗The girl Heywood Floyd talks to on the videophone, "Squirt," is Vivian Kubrick, the director's daughter. She's uncredited.
source ↗Kubrick hired Alex North to write a score, then swapped it all for classical pieces like Strauss's Also sprach Zarathustra. North found out at the premiere.
source ↗Arthur C. Clarke shows up on a bench outside the White House, feeding pigeons. A moment later, a Time cover casts Clarke as the US President and Kubrick as the Soviet Premier.
source ↗In 1983, Peter Hyams in Los Angeles and Clarke in Sri Lanka traded messages every day over Kaypro II computers and modems. The exchange was published as The Odyssey File (1984).
source ↗Before starting, Hyams asked for Clarke's and Kubrick's blessing. Kubrick told him to go make his own movie. Keir Dullea and Douglas Rain, the voice of HAL, came back to their roles.
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