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Brian Aldiss Interview - Science Fiction Writing
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Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss talks to Red Carpet News at Fobidden Planet while signing books for fans. Aldiss is often hailed as one of the foremost authors of science fiction literature, his iconic works include Hothouse, Greybeard, the Helliconia trilogy
Aldiss short story Supertoys Last All Summer Long was famously adapted for screen by Stanley Kubrick, before being made into AI: Artificial Intelligence by Steven Spielberg following Kurbick's death.
Brian Aldiss shares amusing anecdotes about how he became a writer, the inspiration for some of his most famous work and collaborating with two of the most famous directors of all time.
Red Carpet News brings you all the latest Film & Entertainment News. Featuring exclusive content and interviews for Game Of Thrones, Sherlock, Hunger Games, Marvel, Star Wars, Harry Potter, Downton Abbey, Doctor Who and so much more.
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Brian Aldiss Interview
Subscribe to Red Carpet News: http://bit.ly/1s3BQ54
Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss talks to Red Carpet News at Fobidden Planet while signing books for fans. Aldiss is often hailed as one of the foremost authors of science fiction literature, his iconic works include Hothouse, Greybeard, the Helliconia trilogy
Aldiss short story Supertoys Last All Summer Long was famously adapted for screen by Stanley Kubrick, before being made into AI: Artificial Intelligence by Steven Spielberg following Kurbick's death.
Brian Aldiss shares amusing anecdotes about how he became a writer, the inspiration for some of his most famous work and collaborating with two of the most famous directors of all time.
Red Carpet News brings you all the latest Film & Entertainment News. Featuring exclusive content and interviews for Game Of Thrones, Sherlock, Hunger Games, Marvel, Star Wars, Harry Potter, Downton Abbey, Doctor Who and so much more.
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- published: 16 Aug 2015
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Brian Aldiss, Grand Master of Science Fiction, discussed his life and works at USF's 4th Science Fiction Symposium on March 18, 2008. The Symposium was sponsored by the Humanities Institute and USF Library and funded in-part by a Florida Humanities Council Grant and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Brian Aldiss, a multiple winner of Hugo, Nebula and British Science Fiction Association Awards, as well as a recipient of the Jules Verne and Kurd Lasswitz awards, has published over 80 books. Two of his works were adapted for films: Steven Spielberg's Artificial Intelligence in 2001 and Roger Corman's Frankenstein Unbound in 1990. Aldiss was elected Grand Master by the Science Fiction Writers of America in 2000 and was awarded an OBE (Order of the British Empire) in 2005.
- published: 19 Jun 2012
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"Super-Toys Last All Summer Long"
A short story by Brian Aldiss, published in 1969.
"A.I. Artificial Intelligence" is a 2001 science fiction drama film written, directed, and produced by Steven Spielberg, and based on Brian Aldiss's short story "Super-Toys Last All Summer Long".
Aldiss, in a January 1997 interview with Wired Magazine, said that in the early 90's he Stanley Kubrick made two collaborative attempts to turn his story "Supertoys..." into a script. "I can't tell you how many directions we went. My favorite was when David and Teddy got exiled to Tin City, a place where the old model robots, like old cars, were living out their days. Stanley definitely had the ambition to make another big science fiction movie, but in the end, we didn't get anywhere. Stanley called in Arthur Clarke and asked him to provide a scenario, but he didn't like that, either.... "I have a feeling, having worked with him, that he hasn't got the dashing confidence of youth," says Aldiss. "But of course, with age, you acquire a different sort of confidence." The director's creative vision, meanwhile, is clearer than ever. "Stanley embraces android technology," Aldiss notes, "and thinks it might eventually take over -- and be an improvement over the human race." The original drafts made by Aldiss and Kubrick became the starting point for the project A.I. Aldiss was fired by Kubrick over creative differences in 1989. Bob Shaw served as writer very briefly, leaving after six weeks because of Kubrick's demanding work schedule, and Ian Watson was hired as the new writer in March 1990. Aldiss later remarked, "Not only did the bastard fire me, he hired my enemy [Watson] instead." Kubrick handed Watson The Adventures of Pinocchio for inspiration, calling A.I. "a picaresque robot version of Pinocchio". Three weeks later Watson gave Kubrick his first story treatment, and concluded his work on A.I. in May 1991 with another treatment, at 90 pages. Gigolo Joe was originally conceived as a GI Mecha, but Watson suggested changing him to a male prostitute. Kubrick joked, "I guess we lost the kiddie market."
In 1995, Kubrick handed A.I. to Spielberg, but the film did not gain momentum until Kubrick's death in 1999. Spielberg remained close to Watson's film treatment for the screenplay. The film was greeted with generally favorable reviews from critics and grossed approximately $235 million. A small credit appears after the end credits, which reads "For Stanley Kubrick."
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- published: 14 Nov 2012
- views: 1587
Brian Aldiss, author of the short novel "Supertoys Last All Summer Long", talks about his work with Stanley Kubrick for the original screenplay of the movie.
This is an excerpt of the documentary "Stanley and Us", by Mauro Di Flaviano, Federico Greco, Stefano Landini.
www.federicogreco.com/stanleyanduscom.htm
- published: 21 Jul 2007
- views: 4984
Brian Aldiss, author of the short novel "Supertoys Last All Summer Long", talks about his work with Stanley Kubrick for the original screenplay of the movie.
This is an excerpt of the documentary "Stanley and Us", by Mauro Di Flaviano, Federico Greco, Stefano Landini.
www.federicogreco.com/stanleyanduscom.htm
- published: 21 Jul 2007
- views: 3880
The Night All Time Broke Out [Suspense SF Radio Show] by Brian W. Aldiss, Mind Webs
- published: 07 Feb 2015
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Brian Aldiss Interview - Hothouse
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Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss talks to Red Carpet News at Fobidden Planet while signing books for fans. Aldiss is often hailed as one of the foremost authors of science fiction literature, his iconic works include Hothouse, Greybeard, the Helliconia trilogy
Aldiss short story Supertoys Last All Summer Long was famously adapted for screen by Stanley Kubrick, before being made into AI: Artificial Intelligence by Steven Spielberg following Kurbick's death.
Brian Aldiss shares amusing anecdotes about how he became a writer, the inspiration for some of his most famous work and collaborating with two of the most famous directors of all time.
Red Carpet News brings you all the latest Film & Entertainment News. Featuring exclusive content and interviews for Game Of Thrones, Sherlock, Hunger Games, Marvel, Star Wars, Harry Potter, Downton Abbey, Doctor Who and so much more.
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- published: 16 Aug 2015
- views: 82
BBC Arena Documentary about the author, Philip K. Dick, from 1994.
Features Terry Gilliam, Fay Wheldon, Thomas M. Disch, Brian Aldiss, Paul Williams, Elvis Costello, and other friends and fans.
Excerpts read by Greg Proops.
- published: 01 Feb 2014
- views: 58594
Brian Wilson Aldiss, OBE (born 18 August 1925) is an English author of both general fiction and science fiction. His byline reads either Brian W. Aldiss or simply Brian Aldiss. Greatly influenced by science fiction pioneer H. G. Wells, Aldiss is a vice-president of the international H. G. Wells Society. He is also (with Harry Harrison) co-president of the Birmingham Science Fiction Group. Aldiss was named a Grand Master by the Science Fiction Writers of America in 2000, and has received two Hugo Awards, one Nebula Award, and one John W. Campbell Memorial Award. His influential works include the short story "Super-Toys Last All Summer Long", the basis for the Stanley Kubrick-developed Steven Spielberg film A.I. Artificial Intelligence.
Aldiss's father ran a department store that his grandfather had established, and the family lived above it. At the age of 6, Brian was sent to board at West Buckland School in Devon, which he attended until his late teens. In 1943, he joined the Royal Signals regiment, and saw action in Burma; his Army experience inspired the Horatio Stubbs second and third books[citation needed].
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3:13Brian Aldiss Interview - Science Fiction Writing
Brian Aldiss Interview - Science Fiction WritingBrian Aldiss Interview - Science Fiction Writing
Brian Aldiss Interview - Science Fiction Writing Subscribe to Red Carpet News: http://bit.ly/1s3BQ54 Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss talks to Red Carpet News at Fobidden Planet while signing books for fans. Aldiss is often hailed as one of the foremost authors of science fiction literature, his iconic works include Hothouse, Greybeard, the Helliconia trilogy Aldiss short story Supertoys Last All Summer Long was famously adapted for screen by Stanley Kubrick, before being made into AI: Artificial Intelligence by Steven Spielberg following Kurbick's death. Brian Aldiss shares amusing anecdotes about how he became a writer, the inspiration for some of his most famous work and collaborating with two of the most famous directors of all time. Red Carpet News brings you all the latest Film & Entertainment News. Featuring exclusive content and interviews for Game Of Thrones, Sherlock, Hunger Games, Marvel, Star Wars, Harry Potter, Downton Abbey, Doctor Who and so much more. Visit our homepage at http://www.redcarpetnewstv.com or follow us on Twitter @RedCarpetNewsTV for exclusive daily updates, reviews, photo galleries and more. Don't forget to subscribe and thanks for watching -
10:13Brian Aldiss Interview
Brian Aldiss InterviewBrian Aldiss Interview
Brian Aldiss Interview Subscribe to Red Carpet News: http://bit.ly/1s3BQ54 Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss talks to Red Carpet News at Fobidden Planet while signing books for fans. Aldiss is often hailed as one of the foremost authors of science fiction literature, his iconic works include Hothouse, Greybeard, the Helliconia trilogy Aldiss short story Supertoys Last All Summer Long was famously adapted for screen by Stanley Kubrick, before being made into AI: Artificial Intelligence by Steven Spielberg following Kurbick's death. Brian Aldiss shares amusing anecdotes about how he became a writer, the inspiration for some of his most famous work and collaborating with two of the most famous directors of all time. Red Carpet News brings you all the latest Film & Entertainment News. Featuring exclusive content and interviews for Game Of Thrones, Sherlock, Hunger Games, Marvel, Star Wars, Harry Potter, Downton Abbey, Doctor Who and so much more. Visit our homepage at http://www.redcarpetnewstv.com or follow us on Twitter @RedCarpetNewsTV for exclusive daily updates, reviews, photo galleries and more. Don't forget to subscribe and thanks for watching -
2:00Helliconia by Brian Aldiss
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56:23Brian Aldiss at USF's 4th Science Fiction Symposium
Brian Aldiss at USF's 4th Science Fiction SymposiumBrian Aldiss at USF's 4th Science Fiction Symposium
Brian Aldiss, Grand Master of Science Fiction, discussed his life and works at USF's 4th Science Fiction Symposium on March 18, 2008. The Symposium was sponsored by the Humanities Institute and USF Library and funded in-part by a Florida Humanities Council Grant and the National Endowment for the Humanities. Brian Aldiss, a multiple winner of Hugo, Nebula and British Science Fiction Association Awards, as well as a recipient of the Jules Verne and Kurd Lasswitz awards, has published over 80 books. Two of his works were adapted for films: Steven Spielberg's Artificial Intelligence in 2001 and Roger Corman's Frankenstein Unbound in 1990. Aldiss was elected Grand Master by the Science Fiction Writers of America in 2000 and was awarded an OBE (Order of the British Empire) in 2005. -
15:01"Super-Toys Last All Summer Long" by Brian Aldiss 1968, inspired "A.I. Artificial Intelligence"
"Super-Toys Last All Summer Long" by Brian Aldiss 1968, inspired "A.I. Artificial Intelligence""Super-Toys Last All Summer Long" by Brian Aldiss 1968, inspired "A.I. Artificial Intelligence"
"Super-Toys Last All Summer Long" A short story by Brian Aldiss, published in 1969. "A.I. Artificial Intelligence" is a 2001 science fiction drama film written, directed, and produced by Steven Spielberg, and based on Brian Aldiss's short story "Super-Toys Last All Summer Long". Aldiss, in a January 1997 interview with Wired Magazine, said that in the early 90's he Stanley Kubrick made two collaborative attempts to turn his story "Supertoys..." into a script. "I can't tell you how many directions we went. My favorite was when David and Teddy got exiled to Tin City, a place where the old model robots, like old cars, were living out their days. Stanley definitely had the ambition to make another big science fiction movie, but in the end, we didn't get anywhere. Stanley called in Arthur Clarke and asked him to provide a scenario, but he didn't like that, either.... "I have a feeling, having worked with him, that he hasn't got the dashing confidence of youth," says Aldiss. "But of course, with age, you acquire a different sort of confidence." The director's creative vision, meanwhile, is clearer than ever. "Stanley embraces android technology," Aldiss notes, "and thinks it might eventually take over -- and be an improvement over the human race." The original drafts made by Aldiss and Kubrick became the starting point for the project A.I. Aldiss was fired by Kubrick over creative differences in 1989. Bob Shaw served as writer very briefly, leaving after six weeks because of Kubrick's demanding work schedule, and Ian Watson was hired as the new writer in March 1990. Aldiss later remarked, "Not only did the bastard fire me, he hired my enemy [Watson] instead." Kubrick handed Watson The Adventures of Pinocchio for inspiration, calling A.I. "a picaresque robot version of Pinocchio". Three weeks later Watson gave Kubrick his first story treatment, and concluded his work on A.I. in May 1991 with another treatment, at 90 pages. Gigolo Joe was originally conceived as a GI Mecha, but Watson suggested changing him to a male prostitute. Kubrick joked, "I guess we lost the kiddie market." In 1995, Kubrick handed A.I. to Spielberg, but the film did not gain momentum until Kubrick's death in 1999. Spielberg remained close to Watson's film treatment for the screenplay. The film was greeted with generally favorable reviews from critics and grossed approximately $235 million. A small credit appears after the end credits, which reads "For Stanley Kubrick." I originally created this video for my Thai English Students, but have shortened each page display to 1/2 the original 60 seconds, in this video, for native English speakers, who can read faster than Thai English students. feedback? email me at teachergeraldecc@gmail.com -
1:01STANLEY AND US | Brian Aldiss and Stanley Kubrick's A.I.
STANLEY AND US | Brian Aldiss and Stanley Kubrick's A.I.STANLEY AND US | Brian Aldiss and Stanley Kubrick's A.I.
Brian Aldiss, author of the short novel "Supertoys Last All Summer Long", talks about his work with Stanley Kubrick for the original screenplay of the movie. This is an excerpt of the documentary "Stanley and Us", by Mauro Di Flaviano, Federico Greco, Stefano Landini. www.federicogreco.com/stanleyanduscom.htm -
2:10STANLEY AND US | Brian Aldiss and Stanley Kubrick's A.I. - 2
STANLEY AND US | Brian Aldiss and Stanley Kubrick's A.I. - 2STANLEY AND US | Brian Aldiss and Stanley Kubrick's A.I. - 2
Brian Aldiss, author of the short novel "Supertoys Last All Summer Long", talks about his work with Stanley Kubrick for the original screenplay of the movie. This is an excerpt of the documentary "Stanley and Us", by Mauro Di Flaviano, Federico Greco, Stefano Landini. www.federicogreco.com/stanleyanduscom.htm -
30:01The Night All Time Broke Out [Suspense SF Radio Show] by Brian W. Aldiss
The Night All Time Broke Out [Suspense SF Radio Show] by Brian W. AldissThe Night All Time Broke Out [Suspense SF Radio Show] by Brian W. Aldiss
The Night All Time Broke Out [Suspense SF Radio Show] by Brian W. Aldiss, Mind Webs -
2:53Brian Aldiss Interview - Hothouse
Brian Aldiss Interview - HothouseBrian Aldiss Interview - Hothouse
Brian Aldiss Interview - Hothouse Subscribe to Red Carpet News: http://bit.ly/1s3BQ54 Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss talks to Red Carpet News at Fobidden Planet while signing books for fans. Aldiss is often hailed as one of the foremost authors of science fiction literature, his iconic works include Hothouse, Greybeard, the Helliconia trilogy Aldiss short story Supertoys Last All Summer Long was famously adapted for screen by Stanley Kubrick, before being made into AI: Artificial Intelligence by Steven Spielberg following Kurbick's death. Brian Aldiss shares amusing anecdotes about how he became a writer, the inspiration for some of his most famous work and collaborating with two of the most famous directors of all time. Red Carpet News brings you all the latest Film & Entertainment News. Featuring exclusive content and interviews for Game Of Thrones, Sherlock, Hunger Games, Marvel, Star Wars, Harry Potter, Downton Abbey, Doctor Who and so much more. Visit our homepage at http://www.redcarpetnewstv.com or follow us on Twitter @RedCarpetNewsTV for exclusive daily updates, reviews, photo galleries and more. Don't forget to subscribe and thanks for watching -
55:43Philip K. Dick - A Day In The Afterlife (complete)
Philip K. Dick - A Day In The Afterlife (complete)Philip K. Dick - A Day In The Afterlife (complete)
BBC Arena Documentary about the author, Philip K. Dick, from 1994. Features Terry Gilliam, Fay Wheldon, Thomas M. Disch, Brian Aldiss, Paul Williams, Elvis Costello, and other friends and fans. Excerpts read by Greg Proops.
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Brian Aldiss Interview - Science Fiction Writing
Brian Aldiss Interview - Science Fiction Writing Subscribe to Red Carpet News: http://bit.ly/1s3BQ54 Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss talks to Red Carpet News at Fobidden Planet while signing books for fans. Aldiss is often hailed as one of the foremost authors of science fiction literature, his iconic works include Hothouse, Greybeard, the Helliconia trilogy Aldiss short story Supertoys Last All Summer Long was famously adapted for screen by Stanley Kubrick, before being made into AI: Artificial Intelligence by Steven Spielberg following Kurbick's death. Brian Aldiss shares amusing anecdotes about how he became a writer, the inspiration for some of his most famous work and collaborating with two of the most famous directors of all time. Red Carpet News brings you all the ... -
Brian Aldiss Interview
Brian Aldiss Interview Subscribe to Red Carpet News: http://bit.ly/1s3BQ54 Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss talks to Red Carpet News at Fobidden Planet while signing books for fans. Aldiss is often hailed as one of the foremost authors of science fiction literature, his iconic works include Hothouse, Greybeard, the Helliconia trilogy Aldiss short story Supertoys Last All Summer Long was famously adapted for screen by Stanley Kubrick, before being made into AI: Artificial Intelligence by Steven Spielberg following Kurbick's death. Brian Aldiss shares amusing anecdotes about how he became a writer, the inspiration for some of his most famous work and collaborating with two of the most famous directors of all time. Red Carpet News brings you all the latest Film & Entertainmen... -
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Brian Aldiss at USF's 4th Science Fiction Symposium
Brian Aldiss, Grand Master of Science Fiction, discussed his life and works at USF's 4th Science Fiction Symposium on March 18, 2008. The Symposium was sponsored by the Humanities Institute and USF Library and funded in-part by a Florida Humanities Council Grant and the National Endowment for the Humanities. Brian Aldiss, a multiple winner of Hugo, Nebula and British Science Fiction Association Awards, as well as a recipient of the Jules Verne and Kurd Lasswitz awards, has published over 80 books. Two of his works were adapted for films: Steven Spielberg's Artificial Intelligence in 2001 and Roger Corman's Frankenstein Unbound in 1990. Aldiss was elected Grand Master by the Science Fiction Writers of America in 2000 and was awarded an OBE (Order of the British Empire) in 2005. -
"Super-Toys Last All Summer Long" by Brian Aldiss 1968, inspired "A.I. Artificial Intelligence"
"Super-Toys Last All Summer Long" A short story by Brian Aldiss, published in 1969. "A.I. Artificial Intelligence" is a 2001 science fiction drama film written, directed, and produced by Steven Spielberg, and based on Brian Aldiss's short story "Super-Toys Last All Summer Long". Aldiss, in a January 1997 interview with Wired Magazine, said that in the early 90's he Stanley Kubrick made two collaborative attempts to turn his story "Supertoys..." into a script. "I can't tell you how many directions we went. My favorite was when David and Teddy got exiled to Tin City, a place where the old model robots, like old cars, were living out their days. Stanley definitely had the ambition to make another big science fiction movie, but in the end, we didn't get anywhere. Stanley called in Arthur Cla... -
STANLEY AND US | Brian Aldiss and Stanley Kubrick's A.I.
Brian Aldiss, author of the short novel "Supertoys Last All Summer Long", talks about his work with Stanley Kubrick for the original screenplay of the movie. This is an excerpt of the documentary "Stanley and Us", by Mauro Di Flaviano, Federico Greco, Stefano Landini. www.federicogreco.com/stanleyanduscom.htm -
STANLEY AND US | Brian Aldiss and Stanley Kubrick's A.I. - 2
Brian Aldiss, author of the short novel "Supertoys Last All Summer Long", talks about his work with Stanley Kubrick for the original screenplay of the movie. This is an excerpt of the documentary "Stanley and Us", by Mauro Di Flaviano, Federico Greco, Stefano Landini. www.federicogreco.com/stanleyanduscom.htm -
The Night All Time Broke Out [Suspense SF Radio Show] by Brian W. Aldiss
The Night All Time Broke Out [Suspense SF Radio Show] by Brian W. Aldiss, Mind Webs -
Brian Aldiss Interview - Hothouse
Brian Aldiss Interview - Hothouse Subscribe to Red Carpet News: http://bit.ly/1s3BQ54 Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss talks to Red Carpet News at Fobidden Planet while signing books for fans. Aldiss is often hailed as one of the foremost authors of science fiction literature, his iconic works include Hothouse, Greybeard, the Helliconia trilogy Aldiss short story Supertoys Last All Summer Long was famously adapted for screen by Stanley Kubrick, before being made into AI: Artificial Intelligence by Steven Spielberg following Kurbick's death. Brian Aldiss shares amusing anecdotes about how he became a writer, the inspiration for some of his most famous work and collaborating with two of the most famous directors of all time. Red Carpet News brings you all the latest Film & E... -
Philip K. Dick - A Day In The Afterlife (complete)
BBC Arena Documentary about the author, Philip K. Dick, from 1994. Features Terry Gilliam, Fay Wheldon, Thomas M. Disch, Brian Aldiss, Paul Williams, Elvis Costello, and other friends and fans. Excerpts read by Greg Proops.
Brian Aldiss Interview - Science Fiction Writing
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- Updated: 05 Aug 2015
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Brian Aldiss Interview - Science Fiction Writing
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Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss talks to Red Ca...
Brian Aldiss Interview - Science Fiction Writing
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Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss talks to Red Carpet News at Fobidden Planet while signing books for fans. Aldiss is often hailed as one of the foremost authors of science fiction literature, his iconic works include Hothouse, Greybeard, the Helliconia trilogy
Aldiss short story Supertoys Last All Summer Long was famously adapted for screen by Stanley Kubrick, before being made into AI: Artificial Intelligence by Steven Spielberg following Kurbick's death.
Brian Aldiss shares amusing anecdotes about how he became a writer, the inspiration for some of his most famous work and collaborating with two of the most famous directors of all time.
Red Carpet News brings you all the latest Film & Entertainment News. Featuring exclusive content and interviews for Game Of Thrones, Sherlock, Hunger Games, Marvel, Star Wars, Harry Potter, Downton Abbey, Doctor Who and so much more.
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Brian Aldiss Interview - Science Fiction Writing
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Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss talks to Red Carpet News at Fobidden Planet while signing books for fans. Aldiss is often hailed as one of the foremost authors of science fiction literature, his iconic works include Hothouse, Greybeard, the Helliconia trilogy
Aldiss short story Supertoys Last All Summer Long was famously adapted for screen by Stanley Kubrick, before being made into AI: Artificial Intelligence by Steven Spielberg following Kurbick's death.
Brian Aldiss shares amusing anecdotes about how he became a writer, the inspiration for some of his most famous work and collaborating with two of the most famous directors of all time.
Red Carpet News brings you all the latest Film & Entertainment News. Featuring exclusive content and interviews for Game Of Thrones, Sherlock, Hunger Games, Marvel, Star Wars, Harry Potter, Downton Abbey, Doctor Who and so much more.
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- published: 05 Aug 2015
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Brian Aldiss Interview
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- Duration: 10:13
- Updated: 16 Aug 2015
- views: 150
Brian Aldiss Interview
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Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss talks to Red Carpet News at Fobidden Plan...
Brian Aldiss Interview
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Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss talks to Red Carpet News at Fobidden Planet while signing books for fans. Aldiss is often hailed as one of the foremost authors of science fiction literature, his iconic works include Hothouse, Greybeard, the Helliconia trilogy
Aldiss short story Supertoys Last All Summer Long was famously adapted for screen by Stanley Kubrick, before being made into AI: Artificial Intelligence by Steven Spielberg following Kurbick's death.
Brian Aldiss shares amusing anecdotes about how he became a writer, the inspiration for some of his most famous work and collaborating with two of the most famous directors of all time.
Red Carpet News brings you all the latest Film & Entertainment News. Featuring exclusive content and interviews for Game Of Thrones, Sherlock, Hunger Games, Marvel, Star Wars, Harry Potter, Downton Abbey, Doctor Who and so much more.
Visit our homepage at http://www.redcarpetnewstv.com or follow us on Twitter @RedCarpetNewsTV for exclusive daily updates, reviews, photo galleries and more. Don't forget to subscribe and thanks for watching
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Brian Aldiss Interview
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Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss talks to Red Carpet News at Fobidden Planet while signing books for fans. Aldiss is often hailed as one of the foremost authors of science fiction literature, his iconic works include Hothouse, Greybeard, the Helliconia trilogy
Aldiss short story Supertoys Last All Summer Long was famously adapted for screen by Stanley Kubrick, before being made into AI: Artificial Intelligence by Steven Spielberg following Kurbick's death.
Brian Aldiss shares amusing anecdotes about how he became a writer, the inspiration for some of his most famous work and collaborating with two of the most famous directors of all time.
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- published: 16 Aug 2015
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Helliconia by Brian Aldiss
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- Duration: 2:00
- Updated: 13 Jun 2012
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I´ve tried to make some kind of book trailer for one of my fathers favorite novels Helliconia. I hope those who know the novels like it and those who don´t knew...
I´ve tried to make some kind of book trailer for one of my fathers favorite novels Helliconia. I hope those who know the novels like it and those who don´t knew it yet will be interested in it.
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Brian Aldiss at USF's 4th Science Fiction Symposium
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Brian Aldiss, Grand Master of Science Fiction, discussed his life and works at USF's 4th Science Fiction Symposium on March 18, 2008. The Symposium was sponsor...
Brian Aldiss, Grand Master of Science Fiction, discussed his life and works at USF's 4th Science Fiction Symposium on March 18, 2008. The Symposium was sponsored by the Humanities Institute and USF Library and funded in-part by a Florida Humanities Council Grant and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Brian Aldiss, a multiple winner of Hugo, Nebula and British Science Fiction Association Awards, as well as a recipient of the Jules Verne and Kurd Lasswitz awards, has published over 80 books. Two of his works were adapted for films: Steven Spielberg's Artificial Intelligence in 2001 and Roger Corman's Frankenstein Unbound in 1990. Aldiss was elected Grand Master by the Science Fiction Writers of America in 2000 and was awarded an OBE (Order of the British Empire) in 2005.
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Brian Aldiss, Grand Master of Science Fiction, discussed his life and works at USF's 4th Science Fiction Symposium on March 18, 2008. The Symposium was sponsored by the Humanities Institute and USF Library and funded in-part by a Florida Humanities Council Grant and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Brian Aldiss, a multiple winner of Hugo, Nebula and British Science Fiction Association Awards, as well as a recipient of the Jules Verne and Kurd Lasswitz awards, has published over 80 books. Two of his works were adapted for films: Steven Spielberg's Artificial Intelligence in 2001 and Roger Corman's Frankenstein Unbound in 1990. Aldiss was elected Grand Master by the Science Fiction Writers of America in 2000 and was awarded an OBE (Order of the British Empire) in 2005.
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"Super-Toys Last All Summer Long" by Brian Aldiss 1968, inspired "A.I. Artificial Intelligence"
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"Super-Toys Last All Summer Long"
A short story by Brian Aldiss, published in 1969.
"A.I. Artificial Intelligence" is a 2001 science fiction drama film written...
"Super-Toys Last All Summer Long"
A short story by Brian Aldiss, published in 1969.
"A.I. Artificial Intelligence" is a 2001 science fiction drama film written, directed, and produced by Steven Spielberg, and based on Brian Aldiss's short story "Super-Toys Last All Summer Long".
Aldiss, in a January 1997 interview with Wired Magazine, said that in the early 90's he Stanley Kubrick made two collaborative attempts to turn his story "Supertoys..." into a script. "I can't tell you how many directions we went. My favorite was when David and Teddy got exiled to Tin City, a place where the old model robots, like old cars, were living out their days. Stanley definitely had the ambition to make another big science fiction movie, but in the end, we didn't get anywhere. Stanley called in Arthur Clarke and asked him to provide a scenario, but he didn't like that, either.... "I have a feeling, having worked with him, that he hasn't got the dashing confidence of youth," says Aldiss. "But of course, with age, you acquire a different sort of confidence." The director's creative vision, meanwhile, is clearer than ever. "Stanley embraces android technology," Aldiss notes, "and thinks it might eventually take over -- and be an improvement over the human race." The original drafts made by Aldiss and Kubrick became the starting point for the project A.I. Aldiss was fired by Kubrick over creative differences in 1989. Bob Shaw served as writer very briefly, leaving after six weeks because of Kubrick's demanding work schedule, and Ian Watson was hired as the new writer in March 1990. Aldiss later remarked, "Not only did the bastard fire me, he hired my enemy [Watson] instead." Kubrick handed Watson The Adventures of Pinocchio for inspiration, calling A.I. "a picaresque robot version of Pinocchio". Three weeks later Watson gave Kubrick his first story treatment, and concluded his work on A.I. in May 1991 with another treatment, at 90 pages. Gigolo Joe was originally conceived as a GI Mecha, but Watson suggested changing him to a male prostitute. Kubrick joked, "I guess we lost the kiddie market."
In 1995, Kubrick handed A.I. to Spielberg, but the film did not gain momentum until Kubrick's death in 1999. Spielberg remained close to Watson's film treatment for the screenplay. The film was greeted with generally favorable reviews from critics and grossed approximately $235 million. A small credit appears after the end credits, which reads "For Stanley Kubrick."
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"Super-Toys Last All Summer Long"
A short story by Brian Aldiss, published in 1969.
"A.I. Artificial Intelligence" is a 2001 science fiction drama film written, directed, and produced by Steven Spielberg, and based on Brian Aldiss's short story "Super-Toys Last All Summer Long".
Aldiss, in a January 1997 interview with Wired Magazine, said that in the early 90's he Stanley Kubrick made two collaborative attempts to turn his story "Supertoys..." into a script. "I can't tell you how many directions we went. My favorite was when David and Teddy got exiled to Tin City, a place where the old model robots, like old cars, were living out their days. Stanley definitely had the ambition to make another big science fiction movie, but in the end, we didn't get anywhere. Stanley called in Arthur Clarke and asked him to provide a scenario, but he didn't like that, either.... "I have a feeling, having worked with him, that he hasn't got the dashing confidence of youth," says Aldiss. "But of course, with age, you acquire a different sort of confidence." The director's creative vision, meanwhile, is clearer than ever. "Stanley embraces android technology," Aldiss notes, "and thinks it might eventually take over -- and be an improvement over the human race." The original drafts made by Aldiss and Kubrick became the starting point for the project A.I. Aldiss was fired by Kubrick over creative differences in 1989. Bob Shaw served as writer very briefly, leaving after six weeks because of Kubrick's demanding work schedule, and Ian Watson was hired as the new writer in March 1990. Aldiss later remarked, "Not only did the bastard fire me, he hired my enemy [Watson] instead." Kubrick handed Watson The Adventures of Pinocchio for inspiration, calling A.I. "a picaresque robot version of Pinocchio". Three weeks later Watson gave Kubrick his first story treatment, and concluded his work on A.I. in May 1991 with another treatment, at 90 pages. Gigolo Joe was originally conceived as a GI Mecha, but Watson suggested changing him to a male prostitute. Kubrick joked, "I guess we lost the kiddie market."
In 1995, Kubrick handed A.I. to Spielberg, but the film did not gain momentum until Kubrick's death in 1999. Spielberg remained close to Watson's film treatment for the screenplay. The film was greeted with generally favorable reviews from critics and grossed approximately $235 million. A small credit appears after the end credits, which reads "For Stanley Kubrick."
I originally created this video for my Thai English Students, but have shortened each page display to 1/2 the original 60 seconds, in this video, for native English speakers, who can read faster than Thai English students. feedback? email me at teachergeraldecc@gmail.com
- published: 14 Nov 2012
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STANLEY AND US | Brian Aldiss and Stanley Kubrick's A.I.
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Brian Aldiss, author of the short novel "Supertoys Last All Summer Long", talks about his work with Stanley Kubrick for the original screenplay of the movie.
T...
Brian Aldiss, author of the short novel "Supertoys Last All Summer Long", talks about his work with Stanley Kubrick for the original screenplay of the movie.
This is an excerpt of the documentary "Stanley and Us", by Mauro Di Flaviano, Federico Greco, Stefano Landini.
www.federicogreco.com/stanleyanduscom.htm
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Brian Aldiss, author of the short novel "Supertoys Last All Summer Long", talks about his work with Stanley Kubrick for the original screenplay of the movie.
This is an excerpt of the documentary "Stanley and Us", by Mauro Di Flaviano, Federico Greco, Stefano Landini.
www.federicogreco.com/stanleyanduscom.htm
- published: 21 Jul 2007
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STANLEY AND US | Brian Aldiss and Stanley Kubrick's A.I. - 2
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Brian Aldiss, author of the short novel "Supertoys Last All Summer Long", talks about his work with Stanley Kubrick for the original screenplay of the movie.
T...
Brian Aldiss, author of the short novel "Supertoys Last All Summer Long", talks about his work with Stanley Kubrick for the original screenplay of the movie.
This is an excerpt of the documentary "Stanley and Us", by Mauro Di Flaviano, Federico Greco, Stefano Landini.
www.federicogreco.com/stanleyanduscom.htm
wn.com/Stanley And US | Brian Aldiss And Stanley Kubrick's A.I. 2
Brian Aldiss, author of the short novel "Supertoys Last All Summer Long", talks about his work with Stanley Kubrick for the original screenplay of the movie.
This is an excerpt of the documentary "Stanley and Us", by Mauro Di Flaviano, Federico Greco, Stefano Landini.
www.federicogreco.com/stanleyanduscom.htm
- published: 21 Jul 2007
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The Night All Time Broke Out [Suspense SF Radio Show] by Brian W. Aldiss
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- Duration: 30:01
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The Night All Time Broke Out [Suspense SF Radio Show] by Brian W. Aldiss, Mind Webs
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Brian Aldiss Interview - Hothouse
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Brian Aldiss Interview - Hothouse
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Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss talks to Red Carpet News at Fo...
Brian Aldiss Interview - Hothouse
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Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss talks to Red Carpet News at Fobidden Planet while signing books for fans. Aldiss is often hailed as one of the foremost authors of science fiction literature, his iconic works include Hothouse, Greybeard, the Helliconia trilogy
Aldiss short story Supertoys Last All Summer Long was famously adapted for screen by Stanley Kubrick, before being made into AI: Artificial Intelligence by Steven Spielberg following Kurbick's death.
Brian Aldiss shares amusing anecdotes about how he became a writer, the inspiration for some of his most famous work and collaborating with two of the most famous directors of all time.
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Brian Aldiss Interview - Hothouse
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Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss talks to Red Carpet News at Fobidden Planet while signing books for fans. Aldiss is often hailed as one of the foremost authors of science fiction literature, his iconic works include Hothouse, Greybeard, the Helliconia trilogy
Aldiss short story Supertoys Last All Summer Long was famously adapted for screen by Stanley Kubrick, before being made into AI: Artificial Intelligence by Steven Spielberg following Kurbick's death.
Brian Aldiss shares amusing anecdotes about how he became a writer, the inspiration for some of his most famous work and collaborating with two of the most famous directors of all time.
Red Carpet News brings you all the latest Film & Entertainment News. Featuring exclusive content and interviews for Game Of Thrones, Sherlock, Hunger Games, Marvel, Star Wars, Harry Potter, Downton Abbey, Doctor Who and so much more.
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Philip K. Dick - A Day In The Afterlife (complete)
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BBC Arena Documentary about the author, Philip K. Dick, from 1994.
Features Terry Gilliam, Fay Wheldon, Thomas M. Disch, Brian Aldiss, Paul Williams, Elvis Cos...
BBC Arena Documentary about the author, Philip K. Dick, from 1994.
Features Terry Gilliam, Fay Wheldon, Thomas M. Disch, Brian Aldiss, Paul Williams, Elvis Costello, and other friends and fans.
Excerpts read by Greg Proops.
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BBC Arena Documentary about the author, Philip K. Dick, from 1994.
Features Terry Gilliam, Fay Wheldon, Thomas M. Disch, Brian Aldiss, Paul Williams, Elvis Costello, and other friends and fans.
Excerpts read by Greg Proops.
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Brian Aldiss Interview - AI, Kubrick, Spielberg & Helliconia
Brian Aldiss Interview - AI, Kubrick, Spielberg & Helliconia Subscribe to Red Carpet News: http://bit.ly/1s3BQ54 Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss talks to Red Carpet News at Fobidden Planet while signing books for fans. Aldiss is often hailed as one of the foremost authors of science fiction literature, his iconic works include Hothouse, Greybeard, the Helliconia trilogy Aldiss short story Supertoys Last All Summer Long was famously adapted for screen by Stanley Kubrick, before being made into AI: Artificial Intelligence by Steven Spielberg following Kurbick's death. Brian Aldiss shares amusing anecdotes about how he became a writer, the inspiration for some of his most famous work and collaborating with two of the most famous directors of all time. Red Carpet News brings ... -
Brian Aldiss Interview - H.G. Wells Genius
Brian Aldiss Interview - H.G. Wells Genius Subscribe to Red Carpet News: http://bit.ly/1s3BQ54 Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss talks to Red Carpet News at Fobidden Planet while signing books for fans. Aldiss is often hailed as one of the foremost authors of science fiction literature, his iconic works include Hothouse, Greybeard, the Helliconia trilogy Aldiss short story Supertoys Last All Summer Long was famously adapted for screen by Stanley Kubrick, before being made into AI: Artificial Intelligence by Steven Spielberg following Kurbick's death. Brian Aldiss shares amusing anecdotes about how he became a writer, the inspiration for some of his most famous work and collaborating with two of the most famous directors of all time. Red Carpet News brings you all the latest... -
Unthinkable - Brian Aldiss Interview
A quick cut from an interview with Sci-Fi author Brian Aldiss for a programme I edited called 'Unthinkable'. Unthinkable was 6 x one hour programmes that tackled deep issues through interviews and studio panels. Produced by Universal Television Networks UK. -
Garden Marathon 2011: Brian Aldiss interviewed by Hans Ulrich Obrist
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BBC 2 The Late Show feature on robots (edited)
REPOST:from around 1991 - Late Show feature on the history of Robots in film, books and TV - includes rare clips and archive interviews with Isaac Asimov, Brian Aldiss and others (edited to remove clip from the Dr Who story The Robots of Death which raised a copyright claim - I haven't removed the other twoshort clips as they didn't raise a flag)
Brian Aldiss Interview - AI, Kubrick, Spielberg & Helliconia
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Brian Aldiss Interview - AI, Kubrick, Spielberg & Helliconia
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Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss tal...
Brian Aldiss Interview - AI, Kubrick, Spielberg & Helliconia
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Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss talks to Red Carpet News at Fobidden Planet while signing books for fans. Aldiss is often hailed as one of the foremost authors of science fiction literature, his iconic works include Hothouse, Greybeard, the Helliconia trilogy
Aldiss short story Supertoys Last All Summer Long was famously adapted for screen by Stanley Kubrick, before being made into AI: Artificial Intelligence by Steven Spielberg following Kurbick's death.
Brian Aldiss shares amusing anecdotes about how he became a writer, the inspiration for some of his most famous work and collaborating with two of the most famous directors of all time.
Red Carpet News brings you all the latest Film & Entertainment News. Featuring exclusive content and interviews for Game Of Thrones, Sherlock, Hunger Games, Marvel, Star Wars, Harry Potter, Downton Abbey, Doctor Who and so much more.
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Brian Aldiss Interview - AI, Kubrick, Spielberg & Helliconia
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Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss talks to Red Carpet News at Fobidden Planet while signing books for fans. Aldiss is often hailed as one of the foremost authors of science fiction literature, his iconic works include Hothouse, Greybeard, the Helliconia trilogy
Aldiss short story Supertoys Last All Summer Long was famously adapted for screen by Stanley Kubrick, before being made into AI: Artificial Intelligence by Steven Spielberg following Kurbick's death.
Brian Aldiss shares amusing anecdotes about how he became a writer, the inspiration for some of his most famous work and collaborating with two of the most famous directors of all time.
Red Carpet News brings you all the latest Film & Entertainment News. Featuring exclusive content and interviews for Game Of Thrones, Sherlock, Hunger Games, Marvel, Star Wars, Harry Potter, Downton Abbey, Doctor Who and so much more.
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Brian Aldiss Interview - H.G. Wells Genius
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Brian Aldiss Interview - H.G. Wells Genius
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Brian Aldiss Interview - H.G. Wells Genius
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Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss talks to Red Carpet News at Fobidden Planet while signing books for fans. Aldiss is often hailed as one of the foremost authors of science fiction literature, his iconic works include Hothouse, Greybeard, the Helliconia trilogy
Aldiss short story Supertoys Last All Summer Long was famously adapted for screen by Stanley Kubrick, before being made into AI: Artificial Intelligence by Steven Spielberg following Kurbick's death.
Brian Aldiss shares amusing anecdotes about how he became a writer, the inspiration for some of his most famous work and collaborating with two of the most famous directors of all time.
Red Carpet News brings you all the latest Film & Entertainment News. Featuring exclusive content and interviews for Game Of Thrones, Sherlock, Hunger Games, Marvel, Star Wars, Harry Potter, Downton Abbey, Doctor Who and so much more.
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Brian Aldiss Interview - H.G. Wells Genius
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Iconic Science fiction writer Brian Aldiss talks to Red Carpet News at Fobidden Planet while signing books for fans. Aldiss is often hailed as one of the foremost authors of science fiction literature, his iconic works include Hothouse, Greybeard, the Helliconia trilogy
Aldiss short story Supertoys Last All Summer Long was famously adapted for screen by Stanley Kubrick, before being made into AI: Artificial Intelligence by Steven Spielberg following Kurbick's death.
Brian Aldiss shares amusing anecdotes about how he became a writer, the inspiration for some of his most famous work and collaborating with two of the most famous directors of all time.
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Unthinkable - Brian Aldiss Interview
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A quick cut from an interview with Sci-Fi author Brian Aldiss for a programme I edited called 'Unthinkable'. Unthinkable was 6 x one hour programmes that tackle...
A quick cut from an interview with Sci-Fi author Brian Aldiss for a programme I edited called 'Unthinkable'. Unthinkable was 6 x one hour programmes that tackled deep issues through interviews and studio panels. Produced by Universal Television Networks UK.
wn.com/Unthinkable Brian Aldiss Interview
A quick cut from an interview with Sci-Fi author Brian Aldiss for a programme I edited called 'Unthinkable'. Unthinkable was 6 x one hour programmes that tackled deep issues through interviews and studio panels. Produced by Universal Television Networks UK.
- published: 09 Nov 2007
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Garden Marathon 2011: Brian Aldiss interviewed by Hans Ulrich Obrist
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The Serpentine Gallery Garden Marathon was the sixth in the Gallery's acclaimed Marathon series. This two-day event explored the concept of the garden.
The Serpentine Gallery Garden Marathon was the sixth in the Gallery's acclaimed Marathon series. This two-day event explored the concept of the garden.
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The Serpentine Gallery Garden Marathon was the sixth in the Gallery's acclaimed Marathon series. This two-day event explored the concept of the garden.
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BBC 2 The Late Show feature on robots (edited)
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REPOST:from around 1991 - Late Show feature on the history of Robots in film, books and TV - includes rare clips and archive interviews with Isaac Asimov, Brian...
REPOST:from around 1991 - Late Show feature on the history of Robots in film, books and TV - includes rare clips and archive interviews with Isaac Asimov, Brian Aldiss and others (edited to remove clip from the Dr Who story The Robots of Death which raised a copyright claim - I haven't removed the other twoshort clips as they didn't raise a flag)
wn.com/BBC 2 The Late Show Feature On Robots (Edited)
REPOST:from around 1991 - Late Show feature on the history of Robots in film, books and TV - includes rare clips and archive interviews with Isaac Asimov, Brian Aldiss and others (edited to remove clip from the Dr Who story The Robots of Death which raised a copyright claim - I haven't removed the other twoshort clips as they didn't raise a flag)
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STANLEY AND US | Brian Aldiss and Stanley Kubrick's A.I.
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The Night All Time Broke Out [Suspense SF Radio Show] by Brian W. Aldiss
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In hunt for spies, Islamic State kills dozens of its own in Syria
Edit Indian Express 06 Jun 2016
The Islamic state is killing many of its own in Syria in order to hunt for spies involved in the death of a senior commander, Abu Hayjaa al-Tunsi. (Source. AP). In March, a senior commander with the Islamic State group was driving through northern Syria on orders to lead militants in the fighting there when a drone blasted his vehicle to oblivion ... Share This Article. Related Article ... 6, slideMargin. 3 }); }); ... ....
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Army officer Deshauna Barber from DC crowned Miss USA 2016
Edit NJ dot com 06 Jun 2016
The newly crowned Miss USA is a 26-year-old Army officer from the District of Columbia who gave perhaps the strongest answer of the night when asked about women in combat. LAS VEGAS -- The newly crowned Miss USA is a 26-year-old Army officer from the District of Columbia who gave perhaps the strongest answer of the night when asked about women in combat. "As a woman in the United States Army, I think ... we are just as tough as men ... ....
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Growing fear inside GOP about Trump
Edit CNN 06 Jun 2016
Washington (CNN)Top Republican officials and donors are increasingly worried over the threat Donald Trump's attack on a judge's Mexican heritage could pose to their party's chances in November -- and about the GOP's ability to win Latino votes for many elections to come. Trump is under fire for repeatedly accusing U.S ... The GOP's deepest fear. A Barry Goldwater effect that could last far longer than Trump's political aspirations ... ....
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Australia: Massive storm leaves three dead and homes in danger
Edit The Oslo Times 06 Jun 2016« back to news headlines
Dealing with the menace of open defecation
Edit Modern Ghana 11 Apr 2016
By GNA. A GNA feature by Fatima Anafu-Astanga ... For some, construction of toilets in communities were key priority areas to deal with ... However, according to Brian W. Aldiss, 'Civilization is the distance that man has placed between himself and his own excreta.' Ironically the faecal matter and stench that greet one from gutters, farms and tree shrubs should pinch every Ghanaian to ponder how far we are from civilization ... According to Mr ... ....
A publisher asked Ursula Le Guin to blurb an anthology with no women writers. Her ...
Edit Vox 08 Apr 2016
Ursula Le Guin has always been Queen of Sass ... Now More Letters of Note, Shaun Usher's most recent collection of important letters written by important people, has unearthed another classic Le Guin smackdown ... I can imagine myself blurbing a book in which Brian Aldiss, predictably, sneers at my work, because then I could preen myself on my magnanimity ... Yours truly, ... ....
Malcolm Edwards, JG Ballard's editor - live webchat
Edit The Guardian 23 Mar 2016
A luminary of the publishing world and a leading light in SF fandom, Malcolm Edwards has worked with many of the greats ... Updated. Live feed. Show. 16.17 ... He has been one of Brian Aldiss’s publishers for decades , in the 1990s was one of the first UK editors on George RR Martin’s Game Of Thrones and has also worked with Ursula Le Guin, Michael Moorcock, Kate Mosse and Alan Furst - to name just a few ... Be nice to her, too. Facebook. Twitter ... ....
Book review: 'Finches of Mars' by Brian W. Aldiss
Edit The Oklahoman 03 Jan 2016
“Finches of Mars” by Brian W. Aldiss (Open Road Media, 202 pages, in stores) ... Brian W. Aldiss has announced it is his final novel, marking an end to a storied and award-winning career. Aldiss has won two Hugo Awards, a Nebula Award and a John W ... In Aldiss' final novel, overpopulation, irreversible environmental damage and never-ending ......
It’s October 21st, 2015: time for a reality check?
Edit The Irish Times 21 Oct 2015
The tone of the Back to the Future movies was hardly dystopian (a la Blade Runner and The Terminator), but how could they really know? Would their predictions seem woefully inaccurate, or would they be able to do what classic sci-fi writers of previous decades (including Arthur C Clarke, Brian Aldiss and Isaac Asimov) had done by astute research, speculative imagination, and adding the results together? ... Biometric technology ... ... ... ... ....
Finally, it’s October 21st, 2015: time for a reality check?
Edit The Irish Times 21 Oct 2015
The tone of the Back to the Future movies was hardly dystopian (a la Blade Runner and The Terminator), but how could they really know? Would their predictions seem woefully inaccurate, or would they be able to do what classic sci-fi writers of previous decades (including Arthur C Clarke, Brian Aldiss and Isaac Asimov) had done by astute research, speculative imagination, and adding the results together? ... Biometric technology ... ... ... ... ....
It’s Back to the Future day: time for a reality check?
Edit The Irish Times 21 Oct 2015
The tone of the Back to the Future movies was hardly dystopian (a la Blade Runner and The Terminator), but how could they really know? Would their predictions seem woefully inaccurate, or would they be able to do what classic sci-fi writers of previous decades (including Arthur C Clarke, Brian Aldiss and Isaac Asimov) had done by astute research, speculative imagination, and adding the results together? ... Biometric technology ... ... ... ... ....
'Back to the Future' set course for October 21st 2015: time for a reality check?
Edit The Irish Times 19 Oct 2015
The tone of the Back to the Future movies was hardly dystopian (a la Blade Runner and The Terminator), but how could they really know? Would their predictions seem woefully inaccurate, or would they be able to do what classic sci-fi writers of previous decades (including Arthur C Clarke, Brian Aldiss and Isaac Asimov) had done by astute research, speculative imagination, and adding the results together? ... Biometric technology ... ... ... ... ....
Roger Corman on Losing Easy Rider, Polling Sharktopus Fans, and the Future of Indie Film
Edit IMDb 27 Aug 2015
Though the B-movie king hasn't directed a film since his ill-fated adaptation of Brian Aldiss's Frankenstein Unbound in 1990, he still produces knowingly goofy SyFy monster films like Sharktopus vs ... ....
Everybody's Gone to the Rapture: creating a romantic apocalypse
Edit The Guardian 22 Jul 2015
@keefstuart ... No one is around – nor will there ever be again ... But it is the apocalypse nonetheless ... Influenced by science fiction writers John Wyndham and John Christopher, he and his team became interested in the idea of what Brian Aldiss once called the “cosy catastrophe” – a resolutely British idea of the apocalypse, containing very little violence or explosive trauma, experienced by small communities rather than mass populations ... ....
Wilko Johnson clear of cancer
Edit Belfast Telegraph 05 Jul 2015
Guitarist Wilko Johnson has revealed he remains clear of cancer after a pioneering and complex operation he underwent last year. The former Dr Feelgood star, who had pancreatic cancer, had a nine-hour procedure to remove a large tumour and extensive sections of his digestive system. He told The Sunday Times Magazine. "I still can't believe this ... In the interview, he tells how he likes to read, often classical literature or Brian Aldiss ... ....
Wilko Johnson remains clear of cancer
Edit The Daily Telegraph 05 Jul 2015
The former Dr Feelgood guitarist has made a remarkable recovery from a terminal diagnosis. Wilko Johnson says that he is finally free of cancer . By Tim Moynihan, Press Association. 11.59AM BST 05 Jul 2015. Comments. Guitarist Wilko Johnson has revealed he remains clear of cancer after a pioneering and complex operation he underwent last year ... In the interview, he tells how he likes to read, often classical literature or Brian Aldiss....
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