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Director:
Steven Soderbergh
Writers (WGA):
Stanislaw Lem (novel)
Steven Soderbergh (screenplay)
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Release Date:
27 November 2002 (USA) See more »
Genre:
Drama | Mystery | Romance | Sci-Fi See more »
Tagline:
There are some places man is not ready to go See more »
Plot:
A troubled psychologist is sent to investigate the crew of an isolated research station orbiting a bizarre planet. Full summary » | Full synopsis »
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2 wins & 7 nominations See more »
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Cast

  (in credits order) (verified as complete)

George Clooney ... Chris Kelvin

Natascha McElhone ... Rheya

Viola Davis ... Gordon

Jeremy Davies ... Snow

Ulrich Tukur ... Gibarian

John Cho ... DBA Emissary #1

Morgan Rusler ... DBA Emissary #2
Shane Skelton ... Gibarian's Son
Donna Kimball ... Mrs. Gibarian

Michael Ensign ... Friend #1

Elpidia Carrillo ... Friend #2

Kent Faulcon ... Patient #1 (as Kent D. Faulcon)

Lauren Cohn ... Patient #2 (as Lauren M. Cohn)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Tony Clemons ... Dinner Guest

Jennie Baek ... Passenger (uncredited)

Annie Morgan ... Nurse (uncredited)

Jude S. Walko ... City Dweller (uncredited)
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Directed by
Steven Soderbergh 
 
Writing credits
(WGA)
Stanislaw Lem (novel)

Steven Soderbergh (screenplay)

Produced by
Charles V. Bender .... co-producer
James Cameron .... producer
Gregory Jacobs .... executive producer
Jon Landau .... producer
Michael Polaire .... co-producer
Rae Sanchini .... producer
 
Original Music by
Cliff Martinez 
 
Cinematography by
Steven Soderbergh  (as Peter Andrews)
 
Film Editing by
Steven Soderbergh  (as Mary Ann Bernard)
 
Casting by
Debra Zane 
 
Production Design by
Philip Messina 
 
Art Direction by
Steve Arnold 
Keith P. Cunningham 
 
Set Decoration by
Mike Malone 
Kristen Toscano Messina 
 
Costume Design by
Milena Canonero 
 
Makeup Department
Cheryl Eckert .... hair stylist
Linda D. Flowers .... hair stylist
Kathrine Gordon .... hair department head
Julie Hewett .... makeup department head
Lori Rozman .... assistant hair stylist
Waldo Sanchez .... hair stylist: Mr. Clooney
Nikoletta Skarlatos .... makeup artist
Christien Tinsley .... key makeup artist
Buffy Zerefski .... makeup artist
 
Production Management
Julie M. Anderson .... production supervisor
Monica De Armond .... post-production supervisor
Michael Polaire .... unit production manager
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Trey Batchelor .... first assistant director: second unit
Gregory Jacobs .... first assistant director
Basti Van Der Woude .... second assistant director
 
Art Department
Scott M. Anderson .... set dresser
Adam L. Barker .... lead plaster foreman
Brent W. Bell .... set dresser
Scott Bobbitt .... lead person
Dawn Brown .... set designer
John Bullard .... propmaker foreman
Bryan Corbett .... propmaker
Kirk Corwin .... property master
Andrea Dopaso .... set designer
Monica Fedrick .... graphic artist: video playback material
Mariano Fernandez .... welder
Joey Genitempo .... painter
Hank Giardina .... paint supervisor
Wylie Griffin .... art department coordinator
John Harrington .... assistant property master
Sean Haworth .... assistant art director
Guy Hietala .... paint gang boss
Bill 'Kauhane' Hoyt .... stand-by painter
Blair Huizingh .... graphic designer
Helen Kozora .... set decoration buyer
Steven Ladish .... set dresser
Lance Larson .... prop assistant
Tom Mahoney .... graphic artist: video playback material
Mike Malone .... on-set dresser
Geoffrey Mandel .... scenic artist
Victor James Martinez .... set designer
Ron Mendell .... set designer
Jeff Ozimek .... set designer
Edward V. Pannozzo .... set dressing estimator
Ron Pekkala .... construction medic
Eric Ramirez .... set dresser
Richard Reynolds .... set designer
Lori Rozzi .... property and set dressing fabricator
Lissette Schettini .... set decorating coordinator
Quentin Schierenberg .... set dresser
Jeff Shewbert .... propmaker
Bruce G. Smith .... paint foreman
Easton Michael Smith .... set designer
Chris Snyder .... construction coordinator
Aaron Sowd .... conceptual designer
Keith Stalker .... foreman construction
Rick Sternbach .... graphic artist: video playback material
Mark Robert Taylor .... art department assistant
Suzan Wexler .... set designer
Frank White .... welder
T.C. Williams .... mold maker foreman
Suzy Zarate .... illustrator (as Susan Zarate)
Gustavo R. Ferreyra .... digital set designer (uncredited)
Gustavo R. Ferreyra .... propshop supervisor (uncredited)
Ryan Handt .... construction propmaker (uncredited)
J. Bryan Holloway .... sculptor (uncredited)
Ellen Lampl .... graphic designer (uncredited)
Michele Mulkey .... props (uncredited)
Sid Nicholson .... props (uncredited)
George Sartiano .... props (uncredited)
 
Sound Department
Larry Blake .... sound re-recording mixer
Larry Blake .... supervising sound editor
Derek Casari .... adr engineer
Matt Coby .... mix assistant
Mick Gormaley .... assistant sound editor
Matthew Griffin .... editing room assistant (as Matt Griffin)
Randall L. Johnson .... boom operator
Mark Kenna .... sound consultant: Dolby (foreign language versions)
Paul Ledford .... production sound mixer
Kimberly R. McCord-Wilson .... dialogue editor (as Kimberly McCord Wilson)
Brian McKinney .... utility boom
Alex Names .... sound utility
John Pospisil .... sound editor
Eric Potter .... sound effects recordist
Nicholas Renbeck .... lead sound editor
Paul Urmson .... sound editor
Shawn Holden .... sound mixer: reshoots (uncredited)
John Soukup .... sound transfer (uncredited)
 
Special Effects by
Garnet Baril .... special effects technician
Oscar G. Castillo .... special effects
Bill Cobb .... special effects foreman (as William Cobb)
Manuel S. Epstein .... special effects technician (as Manny Epstein)
David Escher .... special effects technician
Lucinda Foy .... special effects technician
Werner Hahnlein .... special effects supervisor
Kevin Hannigan .... special effects coordinator
Kevin Hannigan .... special effects supervisor
William D. Harrison .... special effects technician
Al Marangoni .... special effects technician (as Albert Marangoni)
David A. Poole .... special effects technician
Ron Rosegard .... special effects technician
Michael Roundy .... special effects foreman (as Michael D. Roundy)
David Satchwell .... key lighter
Anthony Simonaitis .... special effects technician
Ken Tarallo .... special effects technician
Paul Vigil .... special effects set foreman (as Paul E. Vigil)
Tim Walkey .... special effects technician
Vaughn Williams .... special effects supervisor (as Vaughn M. Williams)
Mark Yuricich .... special effects foreman
Tim Ziegenbein .... special effects shop foreman
 
Visual Effects by
Matthew Adams .... rotoscope supervisor
Danny Albano .... digital effects artist
Kenneth Au .... Inferno artist: Rhythm & Hues (as Ken Au)
Randall Bahnsen .... 3D tracker: Cinesite (as Randy Bahnsen)
Randall Bahnsen .... motion tracking supervisor: Cinesite (as Randy Bahnsen)
Chris Bailey .... CG animation supervisor: Cinesite
Richard 'Dr.' Baily .... digital planet animation: Image Savant
Jeffrey Edward Baksinski .... 3D manager: Cinesite (as Jeff Baksinski)
Scott Ballard .... CG character setup: Cinesite
Jil-Sheree Bergin .... visual effects production coordinator: Rhythm & Hues (as Jill-Sheree Bergin)
Chris Bergman .... digital compositor: Rhythm & Hues
Douglas Bloom .... CG effects: Rhythm & Hues (as Doug Bloom)
Brigitte Bourque .... composite supervisor: Cinesite
Brooke Breton .... visual effects supervising producer
Melissa Brockman .... visual effects producer: Cinesite (as Melissa Brockman Kalmus)
Billy Brooks .... CG lighter: Cinesite
Thomas Burkhart .... visual effects
Brian Burks .... CG animator: Cinesite
Jesus Castillo .... systems operations: Rhythm & Hues
Oscar G. Castillo .... CG technical director: Cinesite (as Oscar Castillo)
Daniel Aristoteles Collins .... systems/operations: Rhythm & Hues
Brandon Craig .... render supervisor
Chris Dawson .... motion control camera operator
Michelle Deniaud .... texture painter: Rhythm & Hues
Ralph Denson .... visual effects production manager
Scott Dougherty .... executive producer: Cinesite
Anders Ericson .... CG effects: Rhythm & Hues
Adam Francis .... motion control technician
Vijoy Gaddipati .... technical director: Rheya face sequence
Bill Georgiou .... digital compositor: Rhythm & Hues
Jonathan Gerber .... CG supervisor: Cinesite
Glen Gustafson .... 3D texture painter: Cinesite
David Gutman .... digital compositor: Rhythm & Hues
Erik Hakanen .... scanning & recording coordinator
Michael S. Harbour .... digital compositor: Cinesite (as Michael Harbour)
John Heller .... CG planet supervisor: Rhythm & Hues
Nicole Herr .... 3D tracker: Cinesite
John Hewitt .... CG supervisor: Cinesite
Phil Holland .... scanning & recording operator
Richard E. Hollander .... visual effects supervisor: Rhythm & Hues (as Richard Hollander)
Shaina Holmes .... digital compositor
Arkay Hur .... digital painter: Cinesite
Patrick D. Hurd .... production coordinator
Chris Jensen .... digital imaging operations
Jimmy Jewell .... digital compositor: Rhythm & Hues
Nori Kaneko .... texture painter: Rhythm & Hues
Michael Karp .... 3D matchmover: Cinesite
Michael Karp .... 3D tracker: Cinesite
Frances Kumashiro .... CG lighter: Cinesite
Bill LaBarge .... CG technical director: Cinesite
Kevin LaNeave .... video editor
Vincent Lavares .... digital asset manager: Cinesite Hollywood
Sonserae Leese .... texture painter: Cinesite
Kenneth Littleton .... 2D manager
Mike Makara .... CG animator: Cinesite
Valerie McMahon .... digital painter: Cinesite
Sean McPherson .... 2D supervisor: Rhythm & Hues
Sal Migliore .... high def digitizing
Kama Moiha .... digital compositor: Cinesite
Carl S.G. Moore .... visual effects associate producer: Cinesite (as Carl Moore)
Andrew Mumford .... Inferno artist: Rhythm & Hues
Bill Murphy .... visual effects coordinator
Ofer Nave .... render coordinator
Tony Noel .... compositor: Planet Creation/Rhythm & Hues
Gary Nolin .... visual effects producer: Rhythm & Hues
Sean O'Connor .... digital compositor: Cinesite
Mike O'Neal .... digital artist
Nathan Ortiz .... render coordinator
James Parris .... visual effects concept artist
Corinne Pooler .... digital paint supervisor: Cinesite
Travis Price .... texture painter: Cinesite
Dante Quintana .... technical director: CG modelling & rendering, Cinesite
Jon Quon .... technical assistant: Cinesite
Steve Rhee .... visual effects editor: Cinesite
Olun Riley .... CG previsualization: Cinesite
Jonathan Robinson .... digital compositor: Rhythm & Hues
Christopher Romano .... CG effects: Rhythm & Hues (as Chris Romano)
Tomás Rosenfeldt .... CG effects: Rhythm & Hues
Justine Sagar .... texture painter: Cinesite
Joe Salazar .... digital compositor: Rhythm & Hues
David Satchwell .... CG lighter: Cinesite
Kino Scialabba .... visual effects artist
Rasha Shalaby .... compositor: Rhythm & Hues
Mark Shoaf .... CG lead technical director: Cinesite
Cybele Sierra .... digital compositor: Cinesite
Suzanne Smith .... texture painter
Thomas J. Smith .... visual effects supervisor: Cinesite
Robert Stromberg .... planet designer: Rhythm & Hues
Kenji Sweeney .... 3D CG supervisor: Cinesite
Rob Trent .... Inferno artist: Rhythm & Hues
Andrew Ryan Turner .... assistant visual effects editor: Cinesite
Renée Tymn .... digital compositor: Cinesite (as Rene Chamblin)
Marla Valentine .... systems operator: Rhythm & Hues
Nico Van den Bosch .... pipeline setup: Rhythm & Hues
Wayne Vincenzi .... CG lighting supervisor: Cinesite
Dan Wanket .... CG modeler: Cinesite
Eric Weinschenk .... digital compositor: Rhythm & Hues
Steve Wright .... digital compositor: Cinesite
Serkan Zelzele .... digital compositor: Rhythm & Hues (as Sherkan Zelzele)
Patrick Zentis .... matte artist: Digital Backlot
Bjorn Zipprich .... CG modeler: Cinesite
Scot Byrd .... publicist: Rhythm & Hues (uncredited)
Wally Chin .... 3D technical assistant (uncredited)
J. Todd Constantine .... technical assistant: Cinesite (uncredited)
Robert Coquia Jr. .... 3D technical assistant (uncredited)
Fred Jimenez .... 3D technical assistant: Cinesite Hollywood (uncredited)
Stuart Mintz .... digital effects artist (uncredited)
Monty Phillips .... digital artist (uncredited)
Sean Rourke .... visual effects editor: Cinesite (uncredited)
Kevin Tengan .... systems administrator (uncredited)
 
Camera and Electrical Department
James W. Apted .... assistant camera
Russell Ayer .... electrician
Dana Baker .... best boy grip
Kent Baker .... key rigging grip
James Barrett .... electrician
Bobby Brown .... first assistant camera: "b" camera
Brek Cooney .... grip: re-shoot
R. Michael De Chellis .... rigging gaffer
Will Dearborn .... camera loader
Andrew Dumas .... second assistant camera
Raymond Gonzales .... electrician
Barry Idoine .... assistant camera: "a" camera
Christopher Just Weaver .... assistant camera
Al LaVerde .... key grip
Jonathan Leary .... grip
Michael L. Lewin .... rigging grip
Duane Manwiller .... camera operator: "a" camera
Duane Manwiller .... director of photography: second unit
Damon Marcellino .... assistant chief lighting technician: rigging crew
Larry Markart .... lead playback technician
Bob Marshak .... still photographer
Ken Metz .... grip
James Plannette .... gaffer
Eric Sagot .... best boy electric (as Eric Wolfson-Sagot)
Alex M. Cacciarelli .... motion control video assist (uncredited)
Yuri Karjane .... assistant camera (uncredited)
Mark Mele .... stage rigging gaffer (uncredited)
 
Casting Department
Rich King .... extras casting
Terri Taylor .... casting associate
Erin Toner .... casting assistant
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Corey Bronson .... set costumer
Eduardo Castro .... associate costume designer
Jordanna Fineberg .... assistant costume designer
Sarah Jane Gardam .... costume production assistant
Betsy Glick .... costumer
Joby Harris .... costume concepts
Shoshana Rubin .... set costumer
Aya Tanimura .... wardrobe
Catherine Wall .... cutter/fitter
Beverly Woods .... costumer
Annie Yun .... costume production assistant
 
Editorial Department
Brian Patrick Chalk .... negative cutter
Greg Curry .... dailies colorist (as Greg 'Curly' Curry)
David Kirchner .... first assistant editor
Susan Littenberg .... associate editor
Vincent Mourou .... assistant editor
Dan Muscarella .... color timer
Aaron Scully .... editorial assistant
Tim Streeto .... assistant editor
Norman R. Walker .... assistant editor
Dava Whisenant .... editorial assistant
Harold Lee Yen .... post-production assistant
 
Music Department
Slamm Andrews .... additional score mixer
Tom Boyd .... musician: oboe soloist
Bruce Fowler .... conductor
Bruce Fowler .... orchestrator
Shiro Gutzie .... soundtrack producer
Sadik Hakim .... composer: song "Eronel"
Charles B. Kim .... music programmer (as Charles Kim)
Jason Lloyd .... scoring crew
David Low .... scoring contractor
Alan Meyerson .... score mixer
Alan Meyerson .... score recordist
John Rodd .... orchestral scoring recordist
John Rodd .... score recordist
Fredrik Sarhagen .... additional score mixer
Tom Steel .... scoring crew
Bill Talbott .... scoring technician (as Bill Talbot)
Leanne Ungar .... musician: steel drum
 
Transportation Department
Gina August .... driver
Rich Bennetti .... transportation captain
Chris Gorden .... driver
Shane Greedy .... transportation coordinator
Paul Tumber .... transportation
 
Other crew
Alex Apple .... key assistant location manager
Kate Burgess .... production assistant: Chicago
Lisa Butala .... assistant to producer
Wendy Chesebrough Lowe .... assistant: Mr. Cameron (as Wendy Chesebrough)
Todd Cogan .... assistant: Mr. Cameron
Amy Minda Cohen .... assistant: Mr. Clooney
Kimberly Cooper .... production executive: Fox
Renee D. Czarapata .... first assistant accountant
Monica De Armond .... assistant: Mr. Soderbergh, New York
Betsy Dennis .... assistant: Steven Soderbergh and Gregory Jacobs
Virginie Drouot .... office production assistant
Robb Earnest .... production coordinator: additional photography
Brent Ekstrand .... video and computer engineer
Tim Flattery .... conceptual illustrator
Monica Frommholz .... assistant production coordinator
Martin Garner .... computer engineer (as Marty Garner)
Marc C. Geschwind .... extras coordinator
Jenny Gienger .... assistant to cast
Noelle Green .... production office coordinator (as Noelle Chapin)
Jason Hinkel .... first assistant accountant
Marisol Jiménez .... construction accountant
Greg Kappy .... assistant location manager
Christian Krieger .... assistant location manager
James R. Maceo .... location manager
Todd A. Marks .... computer/video supervisor (as Todd Aron Marks)
Lynne Martin .... set production assistant
Debbie Merritt .... assistant production office coordinator: re-shoots
Debbie Merritt .... production secretary
Kevin D. Reagan .... computer consultant
Alice Ritscher .... assistant accountant
Sonny Ritscher .... production accountant
Andrea Roa .... production assistant
Sarah Shackleton .... assistant: Mr. Cameron
Monica Lee Steen .... assistant: Mr. Landau
Spooky Stevens .... unit publicist
Kim E.F. Troy .... assistant: Ms. Sanchini
Danny A. White .... medic
Jeff Winn .... craft service
Mariusz Zych .... assistant: Charles V. Bender, Stanislaw Lem (uncredited)
 
Thanks
Mike Nichols .... special thanks
 

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MPAA:
Rated PG-13 on appeal for sexuality/nudity, brief language and thematic elements (re-rating on appeal)
Parents Guide:
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Runtime:
99 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Aspect Ratio:
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Sound Mix:
DTS | Dolby Digital | SDDS (8 channels)
Certification:
Argentina:13 | Australia:M | Canada:G (Québec) | Canada:PG | France:U | Germany:12 (w) | Ireland:15 | New Zealand:M | Norway:11 | Philippines:R-18 | South Korea:12 | South Korea:15 (special edition) | Spain:13 | Sweden:11 | Switzerland:12 (canton of Geneva) | Switzerland:12 (canton of Vaud) | UK:12A | USA:PG-13 (re-rating on appeal) | Brazil:14 | USA:R (original rating) | Finland:K-11 | Portugal:M/12 (DVD rating) | Iceland:12 | Singapore:NC-16 (original rating) (cut) (re-rating) (2007) | Singapore:PG (cut) (video rating) (2003) | Netherlands:12 | South Africa:13LS
Filming Locations:
7th & Hope Streets, Downtown, Los Angeles, California, USASee more »
Company:
Twentieth Century Fox Film CorporationSee more »

Did You Know?

Trivia:
One of the proposed taglines for this film was, "Love never dies". However, this same tagline had already been used for Dracula (1992).See more »
Goofs:
Anachronisms: George Clooney is shown traveling in a sleek slightly futuristic rapid transit train but the rear projection/blue screen out the window clearly shows the current day "Merchandise Mart" station of the Chicago CTA Subway. Also during his journey the train he passes going the opposite direction is a present day subway train.See more »
Quotes:
[first lines]
[Chris's memories, in voiceover]
Rheya Kelvin:Chris, what is it? I love you so much. Don't you love me anymore?
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Movie Connections:
Featured in 'Solaris': Behind the Planet (2003) (V)See more »
Soundtrack:
EronelSee more »

FAQ

What would happen if the ship returned to Earth with the Solaris version of "Rheya"?
How is this similar/different from the book?
Chris is a reknowned psychologist. Why couldn't he seperate himself from Solaris?
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68 out of 104 people found the following review useful.
An interesting statement about the inability to let go, 18 November 2004
Author: mentalcritic from Southern Hemisphere

As a science fiction film, Solaris follows the same rule as the best of the genre, namely that it isn't the creatures or technology that makes the viewers want to watch, it is the human drama. Which is just as well, because the film itself is slower than the proverbial wet week, in spite of being less than a hundred minutes in length. Nonetheless, I will be very interested to see future projects from Steven Soderbergh.

The plot revolves around a psychologist who is suffering deep emotional problems, which mainly seem to revolve around the suicide of his wife. So when he is floating aimlessly around a spaceship that orbits the titular planet, apparitions of his wife begin appearing. From what I am able to discern, an alien intelligence is trying to take over the ship's crew, in the hope that the ship will return to Earth and take them with it. Of course, the crew have other ideas.

In essence, it sounds a lot like the basic plot for Alien, minus the violence. Alien has a degree of violence, most of which is implied, and so too does Solaris. The difference here is that the violence is not essential to the plot. In fact, aside from a couple of corpses, you never really get to see any. Instead, we are given a good deal of exposition regarding the doctor's feelings regarding his wife and what he would do to have her back in any shape or form. When the Solaris alien appears in his cabin, it tells him everything he wants to hear, and appears exactly as he desires.

The big question posed by the film is whether we are the sum of how we, and more importantly other people, remember us, or whether there's more that defines our reality. Having struggled with other people's wrong impressions of me for most of my life, I have often pondered this question myself. When the apparition-clone of Rheya is suddenly deciding that it would be best for her and Chris if she no longer existed in this form, she asks simply if she has simply been slapped together from Chris' memories or desires. Nobody ever knows all there is to know about another person, and that's what makes the surrealism of the story so compelling.

I gave Solaris a seven out of ten. It was slow, and it could have been at least ten minutes longer, but it works as a nice little piece of thinking entertainment. Give it a once over, and you might be pleasantly surprised.

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