Well... thank you, Dr. Floyd. We try to make the environment as earthlike as possible.
2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
HALVORSEN
A screenplay character in 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968).
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Sample dialogue
Ladies and gentlemen, I should like to introduce Dr. Heywood Floyd, a distinguished member of the National Council of Astronautics. He has just completed a special flight here from Earth to be with us, and before the briefing he would like to say a few words. Dr. Floyd.
scene 14, source scene 15 — INT. SPACE STATION – LOUNGEWell, there it is.
scene 14, source scene 15 — INT. SPACE STATION – LOUNGEFour million years ago, something, presumably from the stars, must have swept through the solar system and left this behind.
scene 14, source scene 15 — INT. SPACE STATION – LOUNGEThe only thing about it that we are sure of is that it is the first direct evidence of intelligent life beyond the Earth.
scene 14, source scene 15 — INT. SPACE STATION – LOUNGEWell... thank you, Dr. Floyd. We try to make the environment as earthlike as possible.
scene 14, source scene 15 — INT. SPACE STATION – LOUNGE
Bookends
I suppose we'll never know.