2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
Overview
Humanity finds a mysterious object buried beneath the lunar surface and sets off to find its origins with the help of HAL 9000, the world's most advanced super computer.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $12,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $71,923,560.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 74.343 |
Directed By
Stanley Kubrick
Crew
Winston Ryder
Arthur C. Clarke
Victor Lyndon
Les Bowie
H.L. Bird
Ray Lovejoy
Arthur C. Clarke
Geoffrey Unsworth
Brian Johnson
Stanley Kubrick
Stanley Kubrick
David de Wilde
James Liggat
John Hoesli
Anthony Masters
Ernest Archer
Harry Lange
Robert Cartwright
Dick Frift
Derek Cracknell
A.W. Watkins
Graham Freeborn
Stuart Freeborn
Malcolm Stewart
Stanley Kubrick
Douglas Trumbull
Mary Gibson
David Wynn-Jones
Bobby Clark
John Francis
Stanley Kubrick
John Alcott
Kelvin Pike
George Watts
TOP CAST
Keir Dullea
Dr. David Bowman
Gary Lockwood
Dr. Frank Poole
William Sylvester
Dr. Heywood Floyd
Douglas Rain
HAL 9000 (voice)
Daniel Richter
Moonwatcher
Leonard Rossiter
Dr. Andrei Smyslov
Margaret Tyzack
Elena
Robert Beatty
Dr. Ralph Halvorsen
Sean Sullivan
Dr. Roy Michaels
Frank W. Miller
Mission Controller (voice)
Bill Weston
Astronaut
Ed Bishop
Aries-1B Lunar Shuttle Captain
Glenn Beck
Astronaut
Alan Gifford
Poole's Father
Ann Gillis
Poole's Mother
Edwina Carroll
Aries-1B Stewardess
Penny Brahms
Stewardess
Heather Downham
Stewardess
Mike Lovell
Astronaut
John Ashley
Ape
Jimmy Bell
Ape
David Charkham
Ape
Keith Denny
Ape
Jonathan Daw
Ape
Péter Delmár
Ape
Terry Duggan
Ape Attacked by Leopard
David Fleetwood
Ape
Danny Grover
Ape
Brian Hawley
Ape
David Hines
Ape
Anthony Jackson
Ape
John Jordan
Ape
Scott MacKee
Ape
Darryl Paes
Ape
Joe Refalo
Ape
Andy Wallace
Ape
Bob Wilyman
Ape
Richard Woods
Ape Killed by Moon-Watcher
Maggie London
Hostess in Elevator (uncredited)
Chela Matthison
Receptionist (uncredited)
Judy Keirn
Voice Print Identification Girl (uncredited)
Vivian Kubrick
Floyd's Daughter (uncredited)
Kenneth Kendall
BBC-12 Announcer (uncredited)
Kevin Scott
Miller (uncredited)
Martin Amor
Interviewer (uncredited)
S. Newton Anderson
Young Man (uncredited)
Sheraton Blount
(uncredited)
Ann Bormann
(uncredited)
Julie Croft
(uncredited)
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