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Cars in the Films Part.2 ── Thriller Edition Gallery

<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>1973, directed by Fred Zinnemann, "The Day of the Jackal" - Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"The Day of the Jackal" - Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"The Day of the Jackal" - Peugeot 404
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"The Day of the Jackal" - Peugeot 404
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"The Day of the Jackal" - Renault Floride
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>Porsche 928
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>Porsche 928
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>Porsche 928
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"The Day of the Jackal" - Citroën DS19
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"The Day of the Jackal" - Citroën DS19
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>1981, directed by Jean-Jacques Beineix, "Diva." The protagonist boy, Jules, rides a Vespa adorned with the Rolls-Royce icon, the Spirit of Ecstasy, salvaged from a wreck.
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"Diva" - The Rolls-Royce icon, the Spirit of Ecstasy. In the film, the protagonist Jules keeps a wrecked Rolls-Royce Corniche, apparently from Monaco, at his home. The Spirit of Ecstasy on the motorcycle was likely ripped from it.
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"Diva" - A scene where the protagonist listens to a recording of the diva's voice made on a Nagra tape recorder. Model: "IV-S" from 1972.
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"Diva" - He always wore a Belstaff riding coat.
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"Diva"
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"Diva" - Wilhelmenia Fernandez, who played the diva, Cynthia Hawkins.
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"Diva"
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"Diva" - Citroën 11CV. The photo shows a convertible, but a coupe of the same color was used in the film.
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"Diva" - Citroën 11CV
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>1983, directed by Jean-Jacques Beineix, "The Moon in the Gutter" - Ferrari 250 GT California
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>1958, directed by Louis Malle, "Elevator to the Gallows" - Mercedes-Benz 300SL Coupe
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"Elevator to the Gallows" - Mercedes-Benz 300SL Coupe
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"Elevator to the Gallows" - Mercedes-Benz 300SL Coupe
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"Elevator to the Gallows" - Mercedes-Benz 300SL Coupe
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"Elevator to the Gallows" - Mercedes-Benz 300SL Coupe
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"Elevator to the Gallows" - Mercedes-Benz 300SL Coupe
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"Elevator to the Gallows" - Mercedes-Benz 300SL Coupe
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"Elevator to the Gallows" - Julien Tavernier, played by Maurice Ronet.
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"Elevator to the Gallows" - Georges Poujouly as the thug Louis.
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"Elevator to the Gallows" - To the right in the photo is Véronique (Y. Verdun), a flower shop saleswoman who steals Julien's convertible with Louis.
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>2002, directed by Doug Liman, "The Bourne Identity" - Mini Cooper
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>1967, directed by Lewis Gilbert, "You Only Live Twice" - Toyota 2000GT Convertible
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"You Only Live Twice"
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>1968, directed by Peter Yates, "Bullitt"
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"Bullitt" - Ford Mustang GT Fastback
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"Bullitt" - Ford Mustang GT Fastback
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"Bullitt" - Dodge Charger
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>"Bullitt" - Dodge Charger
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>Porsche 917
<strong>Cars in the Films Part.2──Thriller Gallery</strong>Ford F100 Truck
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