Thunderbirds Are GO (1966) | |
| Director(s) | David Lane |
| Producer(s) | Sylvia Anderson, Gerry Anderson (executive uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Drama, Family, Science Fiction |
| Top Topics | Aviation |
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Thunderbirds Are GO (1966) was a Action - Science Fiction Film directed by David Lane and produced by Sylvia Anderson and Gerry Anderson.
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[repeated line]
Jeff Tracy: Thunderbirds are go!
Lady Penelope: Mind the gap, Alan.
Lady Penelope: [echo] Mind the gap, Alan. Mind the gap, Alan.
Alan Tracy: [worried] I can't possibly make it!
Lady Penelope: [slowly] What's the matter, Alan? What's the matter, Alan. Don't tell me you're afraid.
Alan Tracy: I am not afraid.
Lady Penelope: A brave astronaut like you, Alan - afraid.
Alan Tracy: I am not afraid!
[Alan jumps off but misses FAB 1, falling to Earth while Penelope laughs]
[after one of the lift bodies spirals out of control]
Captain Paul Travers: All control systems go. Remote control circuits are dead. Escape unit is... Central Control from Zero-X. Escape Unit circuits are dead!
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Jeff Tracy: Thunderbirds are go!
Lady Penelope: Mind the gap, Alan.
Lady Penelope: [echo] Mind the gap, Alan. Mind the gap, Alan.
Alan Tracy: [worried] I can't possibly make it!
Lady Penelope: [slowly] What's the matter, Alan? What's the matter, Alan. Don't tell me you're afraid.
Alan Tracy: I am not afraid.
Lady Penelope: A brave astronaut like you, Alan - afraid.
Alan Tracy: I am not afraid!
[Alan jumps off but misses FAB 1, falling to Earth while Penelope laughs]
[after one of the lift bodies spirals out of control]
Captain Paul Travers: All control systems go. Remote control circuits are dead. Escape unit is... Central Control from Zero-X. Escape Unit circuits are dead!
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Because Panavision cameras couldn't cope with special effects (at the time), a scope camera was still needed for filming, so Techniscope was used instead. This would also be used in the filming of Thunderbird 6.
The first feature film to be shot using the Livingston Electronic Viewfinder Unit, also known as Add-a-Vision. This was basically an electronic viewfinder that could be used in conjunction with a Mitchell BNC Camera to take a television picture directly from the camera, enabling the staff of the entire unit to watch any scene being filmed on the television monitors.
Although very distinctly different, the appearances of both Scott Tracy and Paul Travers were based on Sean Connery by their respective modellers.
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The first feature film to be shot using the Livingston Electronic Viewfinder Unit, also known as Add-a-Vision. This was basically an electronic viewfinder that could be used in conjunction with a Mitchell BNC Camera to take a television picture directly from the camera, enabling the staff of the entire unit to watch any scene being filmed on the television monitors.
Although very distinctly different, the appearances of both Scott Tracy and Paul Travers were based on Sean Connery by their respective modellers.
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