If you’re in or near Toronto right now, or will be at some point until January 25th, do yourself a favor and make your way to the TIFF Bell Lightbox for "Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition." As the title implies, it’s an extensive look at the filmmaker’s career via rare photographs and letters, original props and costumes, screenplays, production materials, and of course, movies. And TIFF is bringing in the big guns for the film presentations.
Keir Dullea and Gary Lockwood were recently on hand to introduce and provide a Q&A for "2001: A Space Odyssey," and if you couldn’t be there, TIFF has generously put the video online. Spanning 40 minutes, the duo share their memories of making the movie, their thoughts on the ending, themes and much more, with Dullea addressing his involvement in "2010." Give it a look below.
A truly great interview, as well as a great tribute to one of the greatest movies and directors who has ever lived! 2001: A Space Odyssey is a work of art, philosophy and science, no other space Sci-Fi movie comes even close to second place.