#le mans 66

[dailyflicks]

FORD V FERRARI 2019, dir. James Mangold

[frenchcurious]

Ford GT 40 1967 (Du film Le Mans 66 / Ford v Ferrari). - source Maple Brothers Auction.

[none-ofthisnonsense]

Rewatching Le Mans '66 and I love this movie so much <33

[quarter-lif3crisis]

Ford v Ferrari | 2019

'Arguably the most memorable collaboration between Miles and Shelby, the Ford GT40 is an icon in its own class. Miles and Shelby worked tirelessly together to perfect the GT40’s design and capabilities. Their masterpiece led to the historic victory at the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans, where they defeated Ferrari, surreptitiously dethroning his five-year victory streak.'

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[doctorkinktraveller]

Can anyone guess who played a role in the film ‘Le Mans 66’ as the translator at Ferrari meeting… you may know her better in @station19greys as Carina Deluca …

[touslesfilmsquejaivu]

[camyfilms]

LE MANS 66 2019

There's a point at 7,000 RPM... where everything fades. The machine becomes weightless. Just disappears. And all that's left is a body moving through space and time. 7,000 RPM. That's where you meet it. You feel it coming. It creeps up on you, close in your ear. Asks you a question. The only question that matters. Who are you?

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Wikipedia link

Letterboxd link

[arianaofimladris]

There are stories your read or watch, then come back. And each time, you go through this story with this totally ridiculous hope that this time it would end another way for someone.

I don't often get this feeling. The Witcher is one of those stories. Gollum's story in LOTR movies (in books, not so much, but zu haven't read them in ages).

Now I can add to this list the movie Le Mans 66 (or Ford v Ferrari, someone please explain to me, which title is the official one, because keep tripping over both online). It could end about 10 minutes before it does. I never thought I would let a story about car racing catch me so much, keep me so captivated, that I would actually go through a bunch of interviews and the making of materials. And that I would rewatch it.

Yet here I am, adding this movie to this ridiculous list that makes me hope for different ending. It's a good list.

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[brian-in-finance]

Jamie Dornan's and Orlando Bloom's words of admiration for Caitríona.

https://x.com/yogini_koo/status/1832765943123951906

Thanks for the message, Anon. 😃

Video 📹 clip from Twitter (+19 seconds at link)

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Outlander-Online from SeanEllisPhoto Instagram

Remember… if every movie could be with someone as easy as Caitríona Balfe, it would be a very easy career choice. I think she is truly outstanding in this movie. — Jamie Dornan (Belfast, 2021)

[maybeusha]

ken miles is king 🏎️🏁

[robinfrinjs]

I think in the lead up to Le Mans I should watch every Le Mans related film or documentary i recommended in my WEC intro

[racingliners]

Ford v Ferrari? I only know Toyota v Ferrari

[alucard007]

Wonderfully charming fight scene! My favourite bit is when Shelby grabs a can as weapon and is like "hell that could hurt, better not" and grabs the bread instead.

Jason Bourne Vs. Batman the ultimate showdown!!

Matt Damon and Christian Bale agreed that the fight between their characters was the most fun scene to film. Between The Dark Knight Trilogy and The Bourne Franchise they both filmed choreographed fight scenes that took weeks to learn and complete.

They enjoyed filming a fight that took twenty minutes to rehearse and didn’t require extensive training to pull off!