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Release Date:
21 December 1966 (USA) more
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Plot:
American Grand Prix driver Pete Aron is fired by his Jordan-BRM racing team after a crash at Monaco that injures his British teammate... more | add synopsis
Awards:
Won 3 Oscars. Another 4 nominations more
User Comments:
The BEST Racing Movie more (75 total)

Cast

  (in credits order) (verified as complete)

James Garner ... Pete Aron

Eva Marie Saint ... Louise Frederickson

Yves Montand ... Jean-Pierre Sarti
Toshirô Mifune ... Izo Yamura
Brian Bedford ... Scott Stoddard

Jessica Walter ... Pat Stoddard
Antonio Sabato ... Nino Barlini
Françoise Hardy ... Lisa
Adolfo Celi ... Agostini Manetta
Claude Dauphin ... Hugo Simon
Enzo Fiermonte ... Guido
Geneviève Page ... Monique Delvaux-Sarti
Jack Watson ... Jeff Jordan
Donald O'Brien ... Wallace Bennett (as Donal O'Brien)
Jean Michaud ... Children's father
Albert Rémy ... Monte Carlo doctor
Rachel Kempson ... Mrs. Stoddard
Ralph Michael ... Mr. Stoddard
Alan Fordney ... Sportscaster
Anthony Marsh ... Sportscaster
Phil Hill ... Tim Randolph
Graham Hill ... Bob Turner
Bernard Cahier ... Victor, journalist
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Masaaki Asukai ... Japanese interpreter (uncredited)
Lorenzo Bandini ... Grand Prix driver (uncredited)
Raymond Baxter ... BBC interviewer (uncredited)
Salvatore Billa ... Policeman (uncredited)
Bob Bondurant ... Grand Prix driver (uncredited)
Jack Brabham ... Grand Prix driver (uncredited)

John Bryson ... David, photographer (uncredited)
Jim Clark ... Himself (uncredited)
Eugenio Dragoni ... Ferrari official (uncredited)
Evans Evans ... Mrs. Randolph (uncredited)
Tiziano Feroldi ... Doctor at Monza (uncredited)
Paul Frees ... Izo Yamura (voice: English version) (uncredited)
Alain Gerard ... American boy (uncredited)
Richie Ginther ... John Hogarth (uncredited)
Noël Godin ... Spectator (Spa) (uncredited)
Arthur Howard ... Claude (uncredited)
Gilberto Mazzi ... Rafael (uncredited)
Bruce McLaren ... Douglas McClendon (uncredited)
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Directed by
John Frankenheimer 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Robert Alan Aurthur  screenplay
Robert Alan Aurthur  story
John Frankenheimer  uncredited
William Hanley  additional dialogue

Produced by
Kirk Douglas .... executive producer
John Frankenheimer .... executive producer
James Garner .... executive producer
Edward Lewis .... producer
 
Original Music by
Maurice Jarre 
 
Cinematography by
Lionel Lindon (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
Henry Berman 
Stu Linder  (as Stewart Linder)
Frank Santillo 
 
Casting by
Irene Howard (uncredited)
 
Production Design by
Richard Sylbert 
 
Makeup Department
Sydney Guilaroff .... hair stylist
Sydney Guilaroff .... makeup artist
Giuliano Laurenti .... makeup artist
Alfio Meniconi .... makeup artist
 
Production Management
Peter Crowhurst .... production manager: England
Sam Gorodisky .... production manager: Italy
Sacha Kamenka .... production manager: Monaco and France
William Kaplan .... unit production manager
Wim Lindner .... production manager: Netherlands (uncredited)
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Enrico Isacco .... assistant director
Stephan Iscovescu .... assistant director
Sam Itzkovitch .... assistant director
Roger Simons .... assistant director
 
Art Department
Frank Agnone .... property master
Mickey Lennon .... stand-by prop (uncredited)
 
Sound Department
Roy Charman .... sound recordist
Gordon Daniel .... sound editor
Franklin Milton .... sound recordist
Harry W. Tetrick .... sound (as Harry Warren Tetrick)
Van Allen James .... sound editor (uncredited)
 
Special Effects by
Robert Bonnig .... special effects
Jeff Clifford .... special effects
Jimmy Harris .... special effects
Garth Inns .... special effects
Milt Rice .... special effects
Jimmy Ward .... special effects
Jack Woodbridge .... special effects
 
Visual Effects by
Saul Bass .... visual consultant
James S. Pollak .... title designer (uncredited)
 
Stunts
Max Balchowsky .... stunt driver
Tom Bamford .... stunt driver
Carey Loftin .... stunt driver
Ronnie Rondell Jr. .... stunts (uncredited)
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Jean-Georges Fontenelle .... camera operator: second unit
Yann Le Masson .... camera operator: second unit
George Lucas .... additional camera operator
John M. Stephens .... camera operator: second unit
Olivier Benoist .... first assistant camera (uncredited)
George Cole .... gaffer (uncredited)
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Sydney Guilaroff .... costume selector
Sydney Guilaroff .... costume supervisor
 
Editorial Department
Saul Bass .... montage
Fredric Steinkamp .... supervising editor
Chris Kelly .... assistant editor (uncredited)
 
Music Department
Maurice Jarre .... conductor
Mike Deasy .... musician (uncredited)
 
Transportation Department
Chris Amon .... racing driver
Lorenzo Bandini .... racing driver
Jean-Pierre Beltoise .... racing driver
Bob Bondurant .... racing driver
Joakim Bonnier .... racing driver
Jack Brabham .... racing driver
Ken Costello .... racing driver
Juan Manuel Fangio .... racing driver
Nino Farina .... racing driver
Paul Frère .... racing driver
Richie Ginther .... racing driver
Dan Gurney .... racing driver
Graham Hill .... racing driver
Phil Hill .... racing driver
Dennis Hulme .... racing driver
Tony Lanfranchi .... racing driver
Guy Ligier .... racing driver
Bruce McLaren .... racing driver
Michael Parkes .... racing driver
Andre Pilette .... racing driver
Teddy Pilette .... racing driver
Peter Revson .... racing driver
Jochen Rindt .... racing driver
Jim Russell .... racing driver
Ludovico Scarfiotti .... racing driver
Jo Schlesser .... racing driver
Skip Scott .... racing driver
Jo Siffert .... racing driver (as Joe Siffert)
Mike Spence .... racing driver
 
Other crew
Saul Bass .... title designer
Joakim Bonnier .... racing advisor
Richie Ginther .... racing advisor
Phil Hill .... racing advisor
Lucie Lichtig .... continuity
Carroll Shelby .... technical advisor
 
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Additional Details

Runtime:
179 min
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Color:
Color (Metrocolor)
Aspect Ratio:
2.20 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
70 mm 6-Track (Westrex Recording System) (70 mm prints) | Mono (35 mm prints)

Fun Stuff

Trivia:
Frankenheimer's first film in color. more
Goofs:
Continuity: During the Brands Hatch race, Phil Hill and Yamura are watching the action on track from the pit lane. They face the part of the circuit behind the pit lane. Pete Aron's car has developed a fault and Phil Hill shouts, noticing that Aron's car is leaking fuel. The cars continue around the circuit and come onto the pit-straight. Aron's car is now on fire. Phil Hill now proclaims 'it's on fire!' but he is still in the viewpoint that he was before, meaning that he would've been looking in completely the wrong direction and would not have seen the flaming car from that precise point. more
Quotes:
Scott Stoddard: Y'know one of the most beautiful things about a car? If it isn't working properly, you can strip the skin off, expose the insides, find out exactly where the trouble is, take out the faulty part and replace it with a new one. If only we could do that with people! more
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15 out of 18 people found the following comment useful.
The BEST Racing Movie, 22 August 2001
9/10
Author: Patty from Illinois

If you've seen Days of Thunder and Driven you probably laughed at some of the unrealistic stunts and the silly storylines. Grand Prix is by far the best racing movie out there. The racing scenes are realistic and exciting. James Garner portrays a US Formula 1 driver with wonderful action scenes. If you liked drivers like Jimmy Clark, you'll love this movie.

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