Didn’t the Seven Ups have the chase where a car goes under a truck and the top comes off? Ronin had two chases, the one in Nice and one in Paris through the same tunnel that Princess Di was killed in.
And... “What’s in the case?”
Mick... my father shot the movie about the movie, I think for Robins Nest the company who produced many behind the scenes shorts in the 60’s and 70’s. I worked on a few in the early 70’s.
When the article says “small cameras” there was no such thing as a “lipstick” video camera shooting at 23.976fps and easily concealed. So they probably used 35mm Bell and Howell MOS “Eyemos”, rugged and small compared to the larger sound cameras of the time. When we watched the picture it was easy for a San Franciscan to spot the abrupt changes in neighborhoods. But the incredible editing made it work. The faux gas station at the end of the chase was located at the eastern end of the Guadalupe Parkway in Brisbane.
The market where McQueen buys a newspaper at the beginning of the film is still there on Nob Hill.
And... “What’s in the case?”
Mick... my father shot the movie about the movie, I think for Robins Nest the company who produced many behind the scenes shorts in the 60’s and 70’s. I worked on a few in the early 70’s.
When the article says “small cameras” there was no such thing as a “lipstick” video camera shooting at 23.976fps and easily concealed. So they probably used 35mm Bell and Howell MOS “Eyemos”, rugged and small compared to the larger sound cameras of the time. When we watched the picture it was easy for a San Franciscan to spot the abrupt changes in neighborhoods. But the incredible editing made it work. The faux gas station at the end of the chase was located at the eastern end of the Guadalupe Parkway in Brisbane.
The market where McQueen buys a newspaper at the beginning of the film is still there on Nob Hill.