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Clarke is magnanimous about any changes that Hyams wants, offering suggestions for ways to incorporate the changes and even the names of people on whom Hyams could call as technical advisers. Hyams, for his part, displays the nervousness of a man entrusted with adapting the sequel to one of the greatest films, regardless of genre, of the twentieth century. While the book does offer insight into the film-making process, it is not a complete "making of" or "behind the scenes" book, though Clarke explains that this was due to the need to get the book to press in time for the film's release.
The book's appendices feature an essay by Steven Jongeward, a production assistant on 2010, that describes the changes from book to film and how the change in medium necessitated Hyams' alterations. The second appendix describes the process for sending an email in 1983 using the technology of the time.
The book will likely not attract as wide an audience as Clarke's fiction, but will appeal to film scholars, devoted fans of Clarke, and those interested in the early days of the technology that became the Internet. ( )