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Genocide | Based On Novel Or Book
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Best Science Fiction Film | 1975
1974 | Richard
Best Dramatic Presentation | 1974 | Harry
Best Dramatic Presentation | 1974 | Harry
Box Office Collection 3,600,000 USD
(at around 33 mins) The scene where Thorn and Roth share a meal of fresh food was not originally in the script, but was ad-libbed by Charlton Heston and Edward G. Robinson at director Richard Fleischer's request.
During shooting, Edward G. Robinson was almost totally deaf. He could hear people only if they spoke directly into his ear. His dialogue scenes with other people had to be shot several times before he got the rhythm of the dialogue and was able to respond to people as if he could hear them. He could not hear director Richard Fleischer yell "cut" when a scene went wrong, so Robinson would often continue acting out the scene, unaware that shooting had stopped.
(at around 8 mins) The video game in Simonson's apartment, Computer Space (1971), was one of the first coin-operated video games, manufactured by Nutting Associates in 1971 and designed by Nolan Bushnell, who later founded "Atari" and designed Pong (1972). The video game was painted white for the movie but the original color was either yellow, red or blue.
The Soylent Green manufacturing facility is the Chevron oil refinery and power plant in El Segundo, California.
The chase scene during the climax has no dialogue because the writer, Stanley R. Greenberg, didn't want it to become an action movie. A clause in the film's contract said no dialogue could be added or edited, so they made the entire chase silent.
"Sol: [Thorn is seeing the beautiful images shown in Sol's euthanasia chamber] Can you see it? Det. Thorn: [choked up] Yes... Sol: Isn't it beautiful? Det. Thorn: Oh, yes... Sol: I told you. Det. Thorn: [humbly] How could I know? How could I... how could I ever imagine?"
"New Tenant: How old are you? Shirl: Twenty-one. New Tenant: Charles said you were twenty-four. Shirl: That makes us both liars."
