Interstellar

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When TARS and Romily are repairing the KIPP robot on Dr. Mann's planet, TARS warns, "get back, profe [...]	D
One of the books seen in Murph's bookshelf, early in this movie is "Three Cups of Tea" by Greg Morte [...]	D
Writer, Producer, and Director Christopher Nolan cast Matthew McConaughey after seeing his performan [...]	D
The spacecraft is not launched until forty-three minutes into the movie.	D
The school where Cooper (Matthew McConaughey) goes to the parent-teacher conference is called "Longv [...]	D
Production designer Nathan Crowley said the Endurance was based on the International Space Station: [...]	D
Cooper and Dr. Brand came back to Endurance after twenty-three years, four months, and eight days. T [...]	D
The "hyper-sleep" chambers place the astronauts' bodies in a cold liquid, as seen after they wake up [...]	D
The director was influenced by what he called "key touchstones" of science fiction cinema, including [...]	D
The only movie of Christopher Nolan which used a different type of the main conflict, rather than st [...]	D
Dr. Kip Thorne won a scientific bet against Stephen Hawking upon the astrophysics theory that underl [...]	D
Although Doyle is presumed drowned after being struck by the tidal wave on Miller's planet, his suit [...]	D
Executive Producer Dr. Kip Thorne was awarded the 2017 Nobel Prize in physics for his work leading t [...]	D
While Coop takes down time at (the orbital replica of) his homestead, the surroundings are curved up [...]	D
A. Scott Berg's biography of Charles A. Lindbergh appears on Murph's bookshelf as an ode to man's ea [...]	D
One of the books visible on Murph's shelf is David Wroblewski's "The Story of Edgar Sawtelle". This [...]	D
The wormhole explanation using paper and pen is exactly the same as it appears in Punto di non ritor [...]	D
One of the books on Murph's shelf is the novel "One Hundred Years of Solitude" by Gabriel GarcÃa [...]	D
Writer, Producer, and Director Christopher Nolan described this movie as "an ode to human spacefligh [...]	D
The spaceship near the end of this movie resembles the spaceship in the Arthur C. Clarke novel "Rend [...]	D
The acronym T.A.R.S. actually stands for "technically artificial robotic system".	D
The film's cast contains seven Oscar winners: Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Michael Caine, Jes [...]	D
When Dr. Kip Thorne first met Matthew McConaughey, he asked him what he wanted him to call him. He s [...]	D
(At around seven minutes) During the cornfield scene, the software Cooper uses to track and control [...]	D
Matthew McConaughey's children Levi McConaughey and Vida McConaughey appear in one of the final scen [...]	D
Starting in 2014, Paramount Pictures began to cease releasing its features on traditional film stock [...]	D
Among the books visible in Professor Brand's office is a copy of Walter Isaacson's biography of Albe [...]	D
After calculating all expenses, Deadline Hollywood estimated the film made a profit of $47.2 million [...]	D
When presenting the American Cinematheque award to Matthew McConaughey, Christopher Nolan said, "I'm [...]	D
Besides Saturn's connection to crops, he was also known as Kronos, the god of time ("chronos") and c [...]	D
TimothÃ©e Chalamet "wept for like an hour" after seeing the movie and realizing he is not visible [...]	D
Some space sequences were shot with an IMAX camera installed in the nose cone of a Learjet.	D
The wormhole shown in this movie near Saturn is exactly the same place shown in L'uomo d'acciaio (20 [...]	D
The "Miller Planet" scene was filmed in Iceland.	D
Cooper asks TARS if he is honest - to which TARS replies he is programmed for 90 percent honesty. A [...]	D
On April 10, 2019 the first photo of a black hole was made public that looked very similar to the bl [...]	D
The word "interstellar" is said only once in this movie. It's said at the middle point.	D
In spite of TARS' humorous line about never leaving Dr. Brand behind, that's exactly what happens ne [...]	D
This chronology assumes Cooper is 35 years old at Year 0. Year 0: Lazarus missions launched, Murph b [...]	D
In the scene where Donald (John Lithgow) is watching the baseball game with Cooper and Murph, he com [...]	D
The screenplay is based on the works of theoretical physicist Dr. Kip Thorne. He described the story [...]	D
Composer Hans Zimmer was instructed by Christopher Nolan to make a unique score: "it's time to reinv [...]	D
John Lithgow also appeared in 2010 - L'anno del contatto (1984), the sequel to 2001: Odissea nello s [...]	D
Several tracks of Hans Zimmer's original score were recorded at a tempo of a beat per second (sixty [...]	D
This was Christopher Nolan's first movie since Memento (2000) to not be filmed by Cinematographer Wa [...]	D
A copy of Stephen King's novel "The Stand" is visible among Murph's books. King's book is about the [...]	D
The giant dust clouds were created on-location, using large fans to blow cellulose-based synthetic d [...]	D
Some of the "archive footage" interviews were filmed specifically for the production, and then alter [...]	D
With a running time of two hours, forty-seven minutes, and seven seconds, it is the longest IMAX mov [...]	D
The escape method from the black hole, using the space ships jointly as thrusting power (and then le [...]	D
Nolan deliberately intended some dialogue to seem drowned out by ambient noise or music, causing som [...]	D
There is a reference to a "tesseract". The first known reference to the term in science fiction lite [...]	D
Early in pre-production, Dr. Kip Thorne laid down two guidelines to strictly follow: nothing would v [...]	D
Donald's (John Lithgow's) generation in the movie is supposed to be the current "millennial" generat [...]	D
For a cornfield scene, Christopher Nolan sought to grow five hundred acres of corn, which he learned [...]	D
Although released in 2014, this was the most pirated movie of 2015. As a result, Russian YouTube "mo [...]	D
The ship they take through the wormhole is named "The Endurance", which was also the name of Ernest [...]	D
Anne Hathaway suffered from hypothermia while filming in Iceland, due to the fact that her astronaut [...]	D
Dr. Mann emphasizes to Cooper, that before he dies, he will see his children, foreshadowing his actu [...]	D
Nathan Crowley described the Lander spacecraft as a "heavy Russian helicopter".	D
The visual effects that portray the wormhole with stars stretching out on its horizon is known in as [...]	D
Edgar Rice Burroughs' John Carter of Mars makes a friend and ally named "Tars Tarkas", for whom TARS [...]	D
To get inspiration for real-world space travel, Christopher Nolan invited former astronaut Marsha Iv [...]	D
Old Murph (Ellen Burstyn) has the first and last lines of dialogue.	D
According to Space.com, the portrayal of what a wormhole would look like is considered scientificall [...]	D
The library tesseract set is visually reminiscent of the interior of HAL 9000's memory core in 2001: [...]	D
Cooper and TARS mention and correctly explain Newton's Third Law. His Third Law of Motion can be sum [...]	D
The black hole was so scientifically accurate it took approx 100 hours to render each frame in the p [...]	D
When inside the tesseract, during the black hole sequence, one of the books on the bookshelf is Jame [...]	D
Writer, Producer, and Director Christopher Nolan offered Jessica Lange the part of Elderly Murph at [...]	D
The Ranger, Endurance, and Lander spacecrafts were created using miniature effects and full-size mod [...]	D
The books displayed on the bookshelves, shown in this movie, were the actual books Nolan had read, a [...]	D
Many of the characters' names are found on the books in Murph's room as authors.	D
Theoretical physicist Dr. Kip Thorne, whose works inspired this movie, was approached to play himsel [...]	D
Dr. Kip Thorne also collaborated with game developer Sticky Studios on the official mobile and web g [...]	D
In working together, Christopher Nolan and Matthew McConaughey said each was different from their pe [...]	D
The lines, CASE: "It's not possible." COOPER: "No. It's necessary", are a reference to the famous qu [...]	D
The first of two movies in which Matt Damon has played a stranded astronaut stuck on another planet, [...]	D
When Cooper exits the wormhole back to Earth's solar system, the scene resembles the "star child" sc [...]	D
Hans Zimmer's soundtrack was so powerful, that many people stated that they cried during the docking [...]	D
This movie began as a Paramount Pictures production. When Christopher Nolan took the director's chai [...]	D
The first line in the movie, spoken by Coop's daughter Murph is as follows: "I thought you were the [...]	D
The method of space travel in this movie was based on physicist Dr. Kip Thorne's works, which were a [...]	D
This movie parodies the story that the moon landings were faked by the government. It's used in the [...]	D
Writer, Producer, and Director Christopher Nolan earned twenty million dollars and twenty percent of [...]	D
Ellen Burstyn played an old and crotchety woman in the movie version of Margaret Laurence's novel Th [...]	D
The "tesseract" concept which enables Cooper to communicate with Murph, is also used and is an impor [...]	D
The scene near the end, when Cooper travels out of the tesseract, back through the wormhole, and tou [...]	D
Christopher Nolan came up with the design for TARS with production designer Nathan Crowley. The acro [...]	D
Irrfan Khan was considered for a role, but declined due to schedule conflicts with Lunchbox (2013) a [...]	D
Hoyte Van Hoytema retooled an IMAX camera to be handheld for shooting interior scenes.	D
Mackenzie Foy, who portrayed ten-year-old Murph, was thirteen-years-old by the time this movie was r [...]	D
The original script of the Steven Spielberg version of this movie depicts an almost entirely differe [...]	D
In order to participate as a co-financier on this film, Warner Bros. relinquished its share of the f [...]	D
When Cooper is looking through the bookshelf while in the tesseract, you can see a book titled "The [...]	D
Hans Zimmer's score for this movie bears a striking resemblance to his previous iconic theme "Journe [...]	D
In a Q&A interview at CinemaCon in Las Vegas on March 26, 2014, Writer, Producer, and Director Chris [...]	D
The majority of shots of the robot TARS were not computer generated. Rather, TARS was a practical pu [...]	D
Steven Spielberg, who was attached to direct this movie in 2006, and hired Jonathan Nolan to write t [...]	D
This was the first movie directed by Christopher Nolan since The Prestige (2006) to feature an openi [...]	D
To create the wormhole and black hole, Dr. Kip Thorne collaborated with Visual Effects Supervisor Pa [...]	D
While leaving home, Cooper says to Murph that "once you're a parent, you're the ghost of your childr [...]	D
Like Inception (2010) and the last two "Dark Knight" movies, Writer, Producer, and Director Christop [...]	D
One of the books on the shelf is by Diana Gabaldon, who is the author of the time travel series Outl [...]	D
Matt Damon was not included in the promotion for this movie. His name was not mentioned, and he did [...]	D
The 70mm IMAX version is two minutes shorter than the regular 70mm, Digital IMAX, 35mm, and digital [...]	D
The name of the black hole is "Gargantua", who was also a giant with an incredible appetite, very di [...]	D
The shape of the space station, is in reference to a clock face, with time being a major theme in th [...]	D
The tesseract scene (which looks like a giant library, and allows Cooper to access his daughter's bo [...]	D
Until post-production was complete, Matthew McConaughey did not even reveal the plot of this movie t [...]	D
Toward the end of the movie, when Cooper is walking toward the copy of his house on the space statio [...]	D
In order to offer Jessica Chastain her role, Writer, Producer, and Director Christopher Nolan sent a [...]	D
Screenwriter Jonathan Nolan worked on the script for four years. To learn the scientific aspects, he [...]	D
The documentary-style interviews of older survivors, shown at the beginning of this movie, and again [...]	D
While filming on the VatnajÃ¶kull glacier in Iceland, gusts of wind could reach speeds up to one h [...]	D
Christopher Nolan was initially concerned that a scientifically accurate depiction of a black hole w [...]	D
In Incontri ravvicinati del terzo tipo (1977), an engineer stumbles across a top-secret government o [...]	D
The wormhole in this movie is placed near Saturn. Saturn was the god of Roman agriculture. This seem [...]	D
The characters mention travelling via a "tesseract", which is a multi-dimensional geometric structur [...]	D
If seven years equals one hour on the water planet, a day expires every one and a half seconds.	D
After revealing Professor Brand's dishonesty, Dr. Mann tells Amelia and Cooper that Brand's equation [...]	D
The building designs are inspired by the works of modernist architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.	D
According to Dr. Kip Thorne, the largest degree of creative license in this movie are the clouds of [...]	D
While planning the mission to Millers Planet, Cooper says, "There's not going to be any time for chi [...]	D
Production Designer Nathan Crowley based the Endurance's design on the International Space Station: [...]	D
In Christopher Nolan's opinion, the score composed by Hans Zimmer is the strongest and most powerful [...]	D
After solving the gravity equation, Murph shouts "Eureka!" This is a reference to a phrase used by t [...]	D
When Dr. Mann fails to dock perfectly, and the Endurance explodes, the pod that exploded may have si [...]	D
In the scene where Cooper has to land their ship on Miller's water planet, the camera focuses on him [...]	D
Anne Hathaway's character is named Amelia. This may be a nod to famous pilot Amelia Earhart who, lik [...]	D
After the crew landed on Miller's planet, just when they are about to get off Ranger 1, the score so [...]	D
The robot personalities were inspired by Douglas Adams' universe ("Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" [...]	D
After watching the documentary The Dust Bowl (2012), Christopher Nolan contacted its Director, Ken B [...]	D
This movie is the first time brothers Christopher Nolan and Jonathan Nolan have worked on a complete [...]	D
The black hole in the film was made using scientifically accurate equations by Kip Thorne that descr [...]	D
In I cacciatori del tempo (1987), an historian researches clues of time travel in the past (from a r [...]	D
Christopher Nolan combined his idea with an existing script by his brother Jonathan Nolan, that was [...]	D
The oft-quoted lines beginning with "Do not go gentle into that good night" are from a poem by Dylan [...]	D
Filmed under the fake name "Flora's Letter", after Christopher Nolan's daughter Flora.	D
According to Albert Einstein's theory of General Relativity, it would take an infinite amount of tim [...]	D
Many of the IMAX lenses used during filming were prototypes; never before seen, and some last minute [...]	D
The apocalyptic Earth setting in this movie is inspired by the Dust Bowl disaster that took place in [...]	D
The Wormhole was placed near Saturn as a reference to 2001: Odissea nello spazio (1968), because Sta [...]	D
The dismantled robot on the ice planet has the designation KIPP, which is a reference to Executive P [...]	D
In the office of N.A.S.A.'s secret base, you can catch a glimpse of the lithographs of "From the Ear [...]	D

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