Underman's 2001: A
SPACE ODYSSEY - 30 YEARS ON THE ULTIMATE COLLECTIBLES
Original posters and cards may be scarce, but some 2001 artefacts are, literally, unique. On this page you can see what are certainly the rarest of all 2001 memorobilia. No use looking for these in any dealer's inventory, the best you - and they - can do is gaze and dream.
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What Dave forgot The story goes that Dave's helmet and overalls were rescued from the 2001 set and exhibited in a U.S. west coast museum, until it closed down. At which point, their current owner found himself, to put it mildly, in the right place, at the right time. These priceless relics can still occasionally be seen at events held to celebrate "2001: A Space Odyssey". |
Hal's ghost Dr David Stork, editor and writer of "Hal's Legacy: 2001's Computer as Dream and Reality", holds the only two original pieces relating to Hal known to exist: one of the plates that surrounded his eye, and the key that Dave used to open the door to Hal's brain room. |
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Harry Lange explains... Harry Lange was production designer for Stanley Kubrick and designed much of the hardware in "2001: A Space Odyssey", including the elegant Pan-Am Orion spacecraft, the space pods and space suits. Here he discusses some of his original work... |
...his artwork ...much of which can be seen in this display. |
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![]() You can see more pictures of Harry Lange, Dave's helmet and none other than Arthur C. Clarke himself in "Minehead '93".
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