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We created a Page where you can vote for your favorites or add comments for others - This helps bring new people to RacersReunion.com - Take a Look - which ones did I miss - Tried to stay with stock…Continue
Started by chuck sellman Feb 13, 2012. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Red Line 7000 had everything. It even had a Daytona Coupe in a ditch. I have the DVD, VHS and Laser Disk. Since the topic is Best Racing Movies, Grand Prix is almost a documentary on F-1. Continue
Started by Harvey Tollison. Last reply by Harvey Tollison Feb 9, 2012. 2 Replies 0 Likes
I agree on Tiny Lund Hard Charger was the best , even though my sister is seen in it kissing Richard PettyContinue
Started by dewey livengood Feb 7, 2012. 0 Replies 0 Likes
red line 7000 and thunder in the carolinas were the best sure hope nobody puts that tom cruise movie onContinue
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Comment by Gary Huggins on December 6, 2012 at 3:25pm Regarding TINY LUND, HARD CHARGER - the film appears to be completely lost, but there's some good info about the film here: Tiny Lund info
And I just put up a beautiful 40x60 original poster for it on eBay:
Comment by Dennis Garrett on April 2, 2012 at 8:30am Death of a Stock Car Racer was a 1957 made for television movie staring
James Whitmore as Buck Larson and Vic Morrow as Tommy Linden.It was actually filmed at Occoneechee Orange Speedway but was named Soltan
Stadium in the movie.Very cool!!
LAVERNE ZACHARY
HISTORIC SPEEDWAY
I found this by accident:
Death at the Stock Car Races (1964)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0445319/
Stock-car driver, desperately in need of prize money, and past his prime is up against some young blood.
Cast
Credited cast:
Jim Boles ... Hotel Clerk
Frank Campanella ... Announcer
Joseph Campanella ... Driver
Molly McCarthy ... Polly
Vic Morrow ... Tommy Linden
James Whitmore ... Buck Larsen
David Winters ... Ralphie Linden
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11 September 2011 | by GUENOT PHILIPPE (philippe.guenot@dbmail.com) (France) – See all my reviews
I found it among a disc of SUSPENSE TV show... I don't really know what this feature did here. Anyway, it was a good surprise for me. It could remind us Howard Hawk's RED LINE 7000, for the settings and the story too. James Withmore plays here a vet car driver - for races, I mean - who has to fight every day to feed his family. And, one day, he realizes he has to race against a young guy, an ambitious one, for whom he is nearly a hero. The characters are very interesting for this kind of TV stuff. The dialogue between Withmore and the young pilot's fiancée is outstanding, when he tries to convince her that her man should choose for another job, another dream: becoming a star pilot.
I won't spoil the ending but it's a powerful little sport drama directed by the vet Frank Mac Donald.
Dennis Garrett
Richmond, Va.23225 USA
Comment by Dennis Garrett on April 2, 2012 at 2:48am I notice that you can watch "The Speed Lovers" movie on Comcast cable channel #1 On Demand by clicking the "Free Movies" and look for the movie: "Speed Lovers" or "The Speed Lovers".
Dennis Garrett
Richmond,Va. 23225 USA
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Comment by Jeremy T Sellers on February 20, 2012 at 7:55pm Received "Red Dirt Rising" for my birthday. Some of the names had to be changed for licensing reasons I'm sure, but upon the movie's conclusion, I researched some of the basic historical facts and found many to be inaccurate. Does anyone else have this movie and can offer input?
I have to admit, a guilty pleasure of mine is "Days of Thunder" because it's 1. Cheesy, but 2. Sounds AWESOME through a home theater system!
Comment by Dave Fulton on February 18, 2012 at 5:09pm Here's a couple of trailers for the "Thunder in Dixie" movie posted by Ray Lamm below.
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