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According to Clarke, in the foreword to the 30th anniversary edition of 2001, Saturn was removed from the movie version because Kubrick felt the special effects created to depict Saturn and its rings were not realistic enough. Special effects supervisor Douglas Trumbull eventually re-used much of his early designs for Saturn in his 1972 film Silent Running.

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(del) (cur) 02:24, 26 April 2006 . . Jason Palpatine (Talk | contribs) . . 320×246 (66,380 bytes) (According to Clarke, in the foreword to the 30th anniversary edition of ''2001'', Saturn was removed from the movie version because Kubrick felt the special effects created to depict Saturn and its rings were not realistic enough. Special effects supervis)