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• catalog abstract ""In 1966, Dan Richter was struggling to make a living as a mime artist in London when he received a call summoning him to discuss with director Stanley Kubrick the incomplete opening sequence of 2001: A Space Odyssey. From that fateful meeting, Richter went on to choreograph and star as the man-ape, Moonwatcher, in what has became famous as "The Dawn of Man" sequence of the classic film." "This is Richter's story, and the stories behind 2001's landmark achievements in make-up, costume, choreography, and cutting-edge cinematography under the command of one of the film world's most innovative and demanding captains. At once the tale of Kubrick and his probing vision, the 2001 team and their interactions, and Dan Richter's personal triumph under intense pressure, this is an inside look at eighteen unique minutes of filmmaking, climaxing in the longest flash-forward in cinema's history - three million years, from bone to space station, in a twenty-fourth of a second - as Moonwatcher hurls man's first weapon into the sky and launches the episode into the stratosphere of film's greatest moments."--Jacket.".
• catalog contributor b12604749.
• catalog created "2002.".
• catalog date "2002".
• catalog date "2002.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "2002.".
• catalog description ""In 1966, Dan Richter was struggling to make a living as a mime artist in London when he received a call summoning him to discuss with director Stanley Kubrick the incomplete opening sequence of 2001: A Space Odyssey. From that fateful meeting, Richter went on to choreograph and star as the man-ape, Moonwatcher, in what has became famous as "The Dawn of Man" sequence of the classic film."".
• catalog description ""This is Richter's story, and the stories behind 2001's landmark achievements in make-up, costume, choreography, and cutting-edge cinematography under the command of one of the film world's most innovative and demanding captains. At once the tale of Kubrick and his probing vision, the 2001 team and their interactions, and Dan Richter's personal triumph under intense pressure, this is an inside look at eighteen unique minutes of filmmaking, climaxing in the longest flash-forward in cinema's history - three million years, from bone to space station, in a twenty-fourth of a second - as Moonwatcher hurls man's first weapon into the sky and launches the episode into the stratosphere of film's greatest moments."--Jacket.".
• catalog description "Filmography: page 149.".
• catalog description "Foreword / Arthur C. Clarke -- My First Meeting with Stanley Kubrick -- The Stanley Kubrick University -- A Visit from Arthur Clarke -- Keith Hamshere -- An American Mime in London -- It Won't Hurt a Bit -- Australopithecene -- George Schaller and Jane Goodall -- A Shooting Script at Last -- Andrew Birkin -- Gibbons in Slow Motion -- My Roommate Nancy the Monkey -- Guy -- Thin Boys Need Only Apply -- Moonwatcher Rises from the Plaster and Urethane -- A Cattle Call at Covent Garden -- Industrial Espionage--Who Stole Moonwatcher's Mask and Hands? -- Training the Dancers to Become Man-Apes -- Hard Decisions -- Baby Chimps and the Strike -- Stage 3 -- The Waterhole -- The Cave and the Monolith -- Moonwatcher Has an Idea and an Ape Becomes a Man -- The Search for Slower Motion as Stanley Focuses on the Throw -- Sounds, the Stargate, and the Polka-Dot Alien -- That's All There Is, There Isn't Any More.".
• catalog extent "xv, 156 p., [24] p. of plates :".
• catalog identifier "078671073X".
• catalog issued "2002".
• catalog issued "2002.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York : Carroll & Graf,".
• catalog subject "2001, a space odyssey (Motion picture)".
• catalog subject "791.43/72 21".
• catalog subject "PN1997.T86 R53 2002".
• catalog tableOfContents "Foreword / Arthur C. Clarke -- My First Meeting with Stanley Kubrick -- The Stanley Kubrick University -- A Visit from Arthur Clarke -- Keith Hamshere -- An American Mime in London -- It Won't Hurt a Bit -- Australopithecene -- George Schaller and Jane Goodall -- A Shooting Script at Last -- Andrew Birkin -- Gibbons in Slow Motion -- My Roommate Nancy the Monkey -- Guy -- Thin Boys Need Only Apply -- Moonwatcher Rises from the Plaster and Urethane -- A Cattle Call at Covent Garden -- Industrial Espionage--Who Stole Moonwatcher's Mask and Hands? -- Training the Dancers to Become Man-Apes -- Hard Decisions -- Baby Chimps and the Strike -- Stage 3 -- The Waterhole -- The Cave and the Monolith -- Moonwatcher Has an Idea and an Ape Becomes a Man -- The Search for Slower Motion as Stanley Focuses on the Throw -- Sounds, the Stargate, and the Polka-Dot Alien -- That's All There Is, There Isn't Any More.".
• catalog title "Moonwatcher's memoir : a diary of 2001, a space odyssey / Dan Richter ; with a foreword by Arthur C. Clarke.".
• catalog type "text".