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My memory is failing. I forgot the Alfa Romeo Alfetta GT. Is the Al's Pacino car, obviously, out of circuits.
http://www.imcdb.org/movie_75774-Bobby-Deerfield.html
In Spain "Un instante, una vida"
When I found this movie in blank, I got some pictures from promo videos but all of them with a very poor quality. So I posted in "cars&movies" a post where I encourage to one or some of you to get this movie and later, submit the pictures to IMCDb.
Well antp encourage to me to post here the images that I get about this movie
So initially I'm going to post here the images, but it would be better if someone could get the movie in the future.
Principal actor was Al Pacino, "driving" a Brabham BT 42 Martini Racing Team, and was directed by, the lately dead, Sydney Pollack. Both with Oscars in their professions.
The film is 1977 year, but I don't know if some images can be of 1976.
Well, here I go.
Brabham BT 42 (or BT45s?)
From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brabham#Bernie_Ecclestone_.281972.E2.80.931987.29 ", Ecclestone signed a deal with Italian motor manufacturer Alfa Romeo to use their large and powerful flat-12 engine from the 1976 season...."
Ferrari 321T (1976 and 1977) Lauda and Regazzoni (1976) Lauda and Reutemann (1977)
McLaren MP23 or MP26? James Hunt Driver. In one of these pictures it seems "james hunt" on the side of the car.
Ligier JS5 or JS7. Powered by Matra V12. Driver Jacques Laffite
Lotus 77 (1976) or Lotus 78 (1977). In 1978 Lotus won the championship with its famous Lotus 78 "ground effects car ".
Shadow DN5B (1976) or DN8 (1977) Cosworth V8. One of its driver Tom Pryce who died in 1977 South African Grand Prix at Kyalami.
Tyrrell P34 six-wheeler
Some more of the movie
Arturo Merzario. F1 driver. Car unknown (probably March 761 or 761B)
Jean Pierre Jarier (probably ATS driver, powered by Penske)
Hans Joachim Stuck. The real Brabham driver BT45B (1977) and March 761 (Ford Cosworth V8) in 1976
BIG MISTAKE
One driver is the famous belgian driver Jacky Ickx. Well, he ran in 1976 in Wolf Williams FW05 and with Ensing N176 (partial 1976 and Ensing N177 all 1977), but in the movie appears a scene with a car that not looks F1 and "with the canadian flag" on its side.
Others pics.
Bernie Eclestone 31 or more years ago (Brabham Martini Racing F1 team chief)
Partialy, the movie was filmed during the Spanis Grand Prix (1976 or 1977) at the Jarama Circuit in Madrid. Until 1981 Spain's GP was in Jarama Circuit and was its last winner Gilles Villeneuve with Ferrari.This race was the second closest finish ever of a F1 race, only 1 second and 24'' between first and fifth.
Look the digital clock of this race
Anyhow I hope one of you can get this movie in DVD in the future and later, submit "good pictures" to IMCDb.
Thanks guys
In Spain "Un instante, una vida"
When I found this movie in blank, I got some pictures from promo videos but all of them with a very poor quality. So I posted in "cars&movies" a post where I encourage to one or some of you to get this movie and later, submit the pictures to IMCDb.
Well antp encourage to me to post here the images that I get about this movie
How low quality are the pics? Maybe you can post few to see? Usually it is better to have few bad pics of the main cars of a movie rather than no pics at all.
and probably he is right.So initially I'm going to post here the images, but it would be better if someone could get the movie in the future.
Principal actor was Al Pacino, "driving" a Brabham BT 42 Martini Racing Team, and was directed by, the lately dead, Sydney Pollack. Both with Oscars in their professions.
The film is 1977 year, but I don't know if some images can be of 1976.
Well, here I go.
Brabham BT 42 (or BT45s?)
From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brabham#Bernie_Ecclestone_.281972.E2.80.931987.29 ", Ecclestone signed a deal with Italian motor manufacturer Alfa Romeo to use their large and powerful flat-12 engine from the 1976 season...."
Ferrari 321T (1976 and 1977) Lauda and Regazzoni (1976) Lauda and Reutemann (1977)
McLaren MP23 or MP26? James Hunt Driver. In one of these pictures it seems "james hunt" on the side of the car.
Ligier JS5 or JS7. Powered by Matra V12. Driver Jacques Laffite
Lotus 77 (1976) or Lotus 78 (1977). In 1978 Lotus won the championship with its famous Lotus 78 "ground effects car ".
Shadow DN5B (1976) or DN8 (1977) Cosworth V8. One of its driver Tom Pryce who died in 1977 South African Grand Prix at Kyalami.
Tyrrell P34 six-wheeler
Some more of the movie
Arturo Merzario. F1 driver. Car unknown (probably March 761 or 761B)
Jean Pierre Jarier (probably ATS driver, powered by Penske)
Hans Joachim Stuck. The real Brabham driver BT45B (1977) and March 761 (Ford Cosworth V8) in 1976
BIG MISTAKE
One driver is the famous belgian driver Jacky Ickx. Well, he ran in 1976 in Wolf Williams FW05 and with Ensing N176 (partial 1976 and Ensing N177 all 1977), but in the movie appears a scene with a car that not looks F1 and "with the canadian flag" on its side.
Others pics.
Bernie Eclestone 31 or more years ago (Brabham Martini Racing F1 team chief)
Partialy, the movie was filmed during the Spanis Grand Prix (1976 or 1977) at the Jarama Circuit in Madrid. Until 1981 Spain's GP was in Jarama Circuit and was its last winner Gilles Villeneuve with Ferrari.This race was the second closest finish ever of a F1 race, only 1 second and 24'' between first and fifth.
Look the digital clock of this race
Anyhow I hope one of you can get this movie in DVD in the future and later, submit "good pictures" to IMCDb.
Thanks guys