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Deep Space | Baby
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BritishIrish Actor of the Year For and | 2020 | Robert
BritishIrish Actor of the Year | 2020 | Robert
Best Picture Not Released in 2018 | 2019
Best Music | 2018
Best Films Opening in 2019 | 2018
2018 | Claire
Best Actor | 2019 | Robert
Best Film Editing | 2019 | Guy
Best Cinematography | 2019 | Yorick Le
Best Supporting Actress | 2019 | Juliette
Best Director | 2019 | Claire
Best Motion Picture of the Year | 2020 | Claire
Favorite Actor | 2020 | Robert
Best Visual And Sound Effects | 2020
Best Science Fiction Film | 2019
Best Actor | 2019 | Robert
Best Lead Actor | 2019 | Robert
Best International Film | 2019 | Claire
Best Film | 2018 | Claire
Best Film | 2018 | Claire
Best Film | 2018 | Claire
Budget 8,933,400 USD
Box Office Collection 2,133,033 USD
Robert Pattinson already knew 13-month-old Scarlett Lindsey, who plays his baby daughter Willow: She is the daughter of his longtime friend, musician Sam Bradley, whom he knows since their school days together in London. Identical twin girls were initially cast, but as late as two days before filming was about to start, Pattinson couldn't bond with them, as they wouldn't stop crying as soon as he picked them up and got upset every time they were without their mother. He and Claire Denis felt not ready to shoot with them because the final film would have ended up entirely different. The night before filming began, Pattinson had the idea to ask his friend the last minute and so they flew in from London the next morning. She actually took her first steps ever infront of the camera while filming.
Claire Denis 's idea to create a baby in space came after she read about physicist Stephen Hawking, who raised this possibility for space exploration since the original humans would die on board before they reached the outer limits of the cosmos.
All passengers on the spaceship are wearing uniforms with the number 7 on it. According to Claire Denis, it implies that their spaceship is one in a series sent out to space, but each ship is used for different experimentation.
Claire Denis's first English language film after 13 feature films in French. She stated the reason she made it in English was that she simply couldn't imagine people speaking French in space, only either English or Russian.
Claire Denis had in mind the idea for the story since 2002. In 2014, Robert Pattinson heard about the project. Being a big cinephile and loving her previous films, he wanted to work with Denis since seeing White Material (2009) for the first time in 2010.
"Tcherny: "I'd rather sink into the Earth after I've lost you than to sit around and grieve once you've gone off into your destiny." Monte: What are you talking' about? Tcherny: It's what my wife told me. I told her I was doing all this for her and our son, to turn our shame into some type of glory, you know? She says that this mission was like burying her twice and that my idea of glory was bullshit."
"Monte: She's mine, and I'm hers."
