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…jumping through a window in only her bra and panties in The Curse of Fly. Guided by competent hands, the production took only five weeks and cost about $200,000. In the film fan magazine Starlog, Edward Judd recalled that they shot a big special effects sequence with about a dozen creatures roaming the woods by rigging the silicates to an elaborate system of wires hung from the trees. During the filming, someone’s dog wandered onto the scene and… … More
…ronment. The mission unravels when HAL, a super-intelligent, almost human, computer goes off the rails and starts killing the crew, famously resisting a human’s orders with the phrase, “I’m sorry Dave, I’m afraid I can’t do that.” The film purposely keeps a slow pace—especially by today’s standards. But it gives a realistic sense of life in space, all the while keeping a constant tension brewing under the surface: what unknown being created the my… … More
…lm made was creating convincing makeup for the apes. Twentieth Century Fox commissioned makeup designer John Chambers for a test shoot with Charlton Heston (who played Taylor) and Edward G. Robinson made up as an evolved ape. Robinson ultimately declined the part, as he feared he would be unable to endure the daily 4-hour makeup sessions—but the screen tests were a success, which allowed the project to be filmed, and ultimately earned Chambers an… … More
…t and Magic (ILM). The team received an Oscar for their work and today the company is still one of the most respected visual effects companies in the industry. The public reaction to the film was stunning. Star Wars was the first ever Summer Blockbuster and it sparked the idea of releasing spectacular action films during the summer months. People watched the film multiple times and stood in lines that wrapped entirely around theaters to wait for t… … More
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