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2001's Keir Dullea on Kubrick, being 'Dave' & 50th anniversary screenings

David Roy

IN 1968, the posters for 2001: A Space Odyssey proclaimed it to be 'the ultimate trip', a studio cash-in on the film's burgeoning popularity with young audiences who began flocking to it while under the influence of psychedelics.

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