All of this information was let out during a 70mm screen print showing of the film by documentary film makers Douglas Trumbull and David Larson. The pair showed audience members never seen before stills to plug their behind the scenes photo book, and to plug their upcoming documentary 2001: Behind the Infinite—The Making of a Masterpiece.
Currently there are no plans to release the footage, but now that word is out, I wouldn’t expect things to remain that way. I would at the very least expect it to be used in a special edition of an upcoming home video release. So, maybe there is something to look forward to for Kubrick fans and Blu-Ray enthusiasts alike.
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