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Best Cinematography | 1978 | Vilmos
Best Production DesignArt Direction | 1979 | Joe
Best Foreign Film | 1983 | Steven
Best Album of Original Score Written for a Motion Picture or Television Special | 1979 | John
1979
Motion Picture | 2010
Best Sound Editing Sound Effects | 1978
Best Foreign Film Miglior Film Straniero | 1978 | Steven
Best ReRelease of a Previously Existing Score | 1998
Top Ten Films | 1977
Best Actress in a Supporting Role | 1978 | Melinda
Best Sound | 1978 | Robert
Best Art DirectionSet Decoration | 1978 | Joe
Best Film Editing | 1978 | Michael
Best Music Original Score | 1978 | John
Best Director | 1978 | Steven
Best Effects Visual Effects | 1978 | Roy
Best Director Motion Picture | 1978 | Steven
Best Original Score Motion Picture | 1978 | John
Best Screenplay Motion Picture | 1978 | Steven
Best Motion Picture Drama | 1978
Best Supporting Actor | 1979 | François
Best Sound | 1979
Best Screenplay | 1979 | Steven
Best Film Editing | 1979 | Michael
Best Film | 1979
Best Direction | 1979 | Steven
Best Cinematography | 1979 | Vilmos
Best Foreign Language Film | 1979
Best Supporting Actress | 1978 | Teri
Best Science Fiction Film | 1978
Best DVD Special Edition Release | 2008
Best DVD Classic Film Release | 2002
Best Actor | 1978 | Richard
Best Actress | 1978 | Melinda
Best Writing | 1978 | Steven
Best MakeUp | 1978 | Carlo
Best Special Effects | 1978 | Douglas
Best Dramatic Presentation | 1978 | Steven
Best Drama Written Directly for the Screen | 1978 | Steven
Favorite Movie | 1978 | Melinda
Best New Release ReRelease or ReRecording of an Existing Score | 2018
Best Foreign Film | 1986
1979 | John
Best Edited Feature Film | 1978 | Michael
Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Motion Pictures | 1978 | Steven
Budget 20,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 306,889,114 USD
During the Neary dinner scene, just before Roy piles on the mashed potatoes, the little girl Silvia (Adrienne Campbell) says: "There's a dead fly in my potatoes." This was unscripted and almost caused the rest of the cast to laugh. The scene was kept as-is.
Cary Guffey's performances were so good that they only had to do one or two takes of each shot he was in. He became known as "One-Take Cary" on the set, and director Steven Spielberg had a T-shirt printed up for him with the phrase written on it.
The iconic five-note melody was a chance arrangement that both composer John Williams and director Steven Spielberg happened to like out of hundreds of different permutations. The tone was later used in Moonraker (1979) and again in the cue line in Star Tours (1987).
The film was partly inspired by an experience from Steven Spielberg's childhood when, without advanced warning, his parents rushed the children into their car one night, drove to an area where many others were gathered, and watched a spectacular meteor shower.
The John Williams score was created before the film was edited. Steven Spielberg edited the film to match the music, a reverse of what is usually done in the film scoring process. Both Spielberg and Williams felt that it ultimately gave the film a lyrical feel.
"Project Leader: He says the sun came out last night. He says it sang to him."
"Project Leader: If everything's ready here on the Dark Side of the Moon... play the five tones."
