>Greetings, Programs. I'm new to this site and the forums, so forgive me if I'm addressing an old topic. There is a lot to read here.

>Through most of the film Yori is wearing a close-fitting cap, but during the Solar Sailer sequence she is wearing a warrior's helmet. Was this a continuity error, or is there some explanation that never made it to the screen? For the most part, costumes did not change in the virtual world. (Minor exceptions include "the love scene" in Yori's apartment, which was never shown in cinemas, and when Dumont was unmounted from his post at the I/O tower.)

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Metryq Wrote:>Greetings, Programs. I'm new to this site and the forums, so forgive me if I'm addressing an old topic. There is a lot to read here. >Through most of the film Yori is wearing a close-fitting cap, but during the Solar Sailer sequence she is wearing a warrior's helmet. Was this a continuity error, or is there some explanation that never made it to the screen? For the most part, costumes did not change in the virtual world. (Minor exceptions include "the love scene" in Yori's apartment, which was never shown in cinemas, and when Dumont was unmounted from his post at the I/O tower.) >End of line.

In an interview Cindy did for Tron-Sector in Feb 2002 she was asked this question. Here is her reply:

"One day I got fed up with the skull cap and I said 'I'm wearing this' and grabbed a helmet and put it on. You see, the skull cap was glued to my head. They put a wire in it to make it look perfect, because they were doing close-ups, and I would blister. Then they would glue it to the blisters. I grabbed a helmet because I saw one sitting there, they had extras. I'm lucky it was on the Solar Sailer because it kind of makes sense."

You can read the full interview along with other interviews with cast and crew by clicking the link "Interviews" to your left on the menu bar.

scott