Lauren Bacall
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Robert Mitchum & Jane Russell , “His Kind of Woman” (1951)
To say that Bullitt had a car chase scene is like saying Steve McQueen was a good actor. Both are arguably gross understatements. The history-making car chase from Bullitt is still considered the gold standard for which all such scenes are held to today.
McQueen hadn’t planned on a driving double– in fact, he firmly insisted on doing all the Mustang stunt driving himself. But that all quickly changed– while shooting an early scene (that can be seen in the film), he missed a turn pretty hard and nearly lost it. The studio exec’s immediately pulled the plug on McQueen’s plans and tapped professional stunt drivers with a little more practical experience and skill. As fate would have it, main driving duties were handed over to none other than McQueen’s good buddy (and auto and motorcycle racing legend) Bud Ekins.
Actress Jocelyn Brando & brother Marlon Brando
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Steve McQueen
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Clint Eastwood On A Triumph
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Paul Newman
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Marlon Brando In The Wild One
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Lee Marvin as Chino in “The Wild One”.
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