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2OO1: A Space Odyssey
Full cast and credits

When “2001: A Space Odyssey” was released in 1968, it was customary in the film industry to keep the crew credits as brief as possible. Aside from Kubrick himself and Arthur C. Clarke only some 27 crew members were credited at the end of the film. Anthony Frewin, who worked on the film, put together a full list of cast and crew for a special showing of "2001" at the National Film Theatre in London last September (1999). It is here presented to the readers of ..in 70mm for the first time.

Director: Stanley Kubrick. Producer: Stanley Kubrick. Screenplay by: Stanley Kubrick Arthur C. Clarke. Based on a Short Story by: Arthur C. Clarke. Director of Photography: Geoffrey Unsworth. Editor: Ray Lovejoy. Production Designers: Tony Masters, Harry Lange, Ernest Archer. Music: Richard Strauss, Johann Strauss Jr., Aram Khachaturian, Gyorgy Ligeti.
 

Cast

(Role): Keir Dullea (Mission Commander / David Bowman), Gary Lockwood (Astronaut / Frank Poole), William Sylvester (Dr. Heywood / Floyd), Daniel Richter (Moonwatcher), Leonard Rossiter (Smyslov), Margaret Tyzack (Elena), Robert Beatty (Halvorsen), Sean Sullivan (Michaels), Douglas Rain (Voice of Hal 9000), Frank Miller (Mission controller), Alan Gifford (Poole’s Father), Edwina Carroll (Aries Stewardess), Penny Brahms (Stewardess), John Ashley (Astronaut), Vivian Kubrick (Floyd’s Daughter), Burnell Tucker (Photographer), John Swindell (First Technician), John Clifford (Second Technician), Martin Amor (Interviewer), Martin Balsam (Voice of Hall 9000 [replaced]), Glenn Beck, Jimmy Bell, Edward Bishop, Sheraton Blount, Ann Bormann, David Charkham, Julie Croft, Simon Davis, Jonathan Daw, Peter Delmar, Heather Downham, Terry Duggan, David Fleetwood, Penny Francis, Ann Gillis, Danny Grover, Brian Hawley, Jane Hayward, David Hines, Tony Jackson, John Jordan, Mike Lovell, Scott Mackee, Laurence Marchant, Marcella Markham, Kim Neil, Darryl Paes, Jane Pearl, Penny Pearl, Joe Refalo, Andy Wallace, Bill Weston, Bob Wilyman, Richard Wood.
 

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