Bullitt 'Breakdown' (Brake Downs)
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A visual and verbal breakdown of the famous car chase to the 1968 American crime thriller starring Steve McQueen, Bullit. Delving into the development, along with the impact of this car chase, MFP is proud to present an original and in-depth episode of Brake Downs, that focused on movie car chases of the past and present that have become fondly remembered and loved by fans across the globe.
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Due to copyright issues with my original documentary, I have re-uploaded this 'Break Downs'. For those who have not seen it before, hope you enjoy.
Decades ago in Car & Driver (I think) there was an article about the production of this chase. The Mustang's front steering and suspension had to be rebuilt twice due mostly to the jumping. The torsion bar suspension of the Charger didn't require repairs.
Love the Charger, it such a powerful yet beautiful car.
I love this car chase. It was this movie that created my love for the Dodge Charger '68. Never got around to puchasing one. But I did get myself a Challenger because of Vanishing Point. :) The rest of Bullitt wasn't _bad,_ though not especially memorable.
Very well done! Thank You.
Cheers.
I was there when it was at auction.... hasn't been seen in public since.
Great breakdown, this was really enjoyable thanks for putting in so much effort!
Cheers, glad you enjoyed it.
@MFP - Map Film Productions When will you do a Screen Chassis video on Ecto-1? because this year is the 40th anniversary of the original release of Ghostbusters.
I usually leave those till the end of the year.
I always wondered why the seemed to have sped up the footage of McQueen reversing the Mustang after missing one of the first turns. It spoiled the shot a bit, in my opinion.
All Mustang sound according to Jay Leno were GT40 dubbed over to make it louder
i read they used the cars in the picture but recorded on the track
Bill Hickman did *NOT* work on Vanishing Point. Stunt Driver for that movie was Carey Loftin.
He was involved.
@@MFPMapFilmProductions I find that statement highly dubious. Bill Hickman doesn't show up in any of the known documentation.
@@That_AMC_Guy But it does happen. I am literally making documentary and have spoken to an old school Aussie stunt man who told me two famous Aussie stuntmen were on his film, but not credited. VP is a massive car chase movie, it would be foolish to think only Carey Loftin is all that was there. Not everyone gets credited.
@@MFPMapFilmProductions Like I said dude, in 50+ years since the film came out - this is the FIRST time I've ever heard anybody claim Hickman participated in Vanishing Point. Bill Hickman was already well-established by 1970/71.... so for him to go un-credited doesn't make any sense.
@@That_AMC_Guy And yet 42 years later, people are still not sure if it was Joe Donte, who is credited with directing Poltergeist who did it or if it was Steven Spielberg.
THE REASONING OF WHY THE MUSTANG wasn't seen AFTER the wreck of the CHARGER was McQueen spun out and was into a ditch
Does anyone know why green on the mustang maybe Steve Mcqueen liked the colour