Bellman and True, Movie, 1987

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Also known as:

Bellman and True - Gangster wider Willen (Germany)
Kiristyvä ote (Finland)
Rapina al computer (Italy)

1983 Audi quattro B2

1975 Austin Morris 10cwt Pick-up

1978 Bedford CF

1986 Bedford Rascal

1983 Carbodies FX4R

1968 Citroën DS Safari

1977 Daimler Sovereign

1979 Dodge 50 Series

1985 Ford Escort MkIII

1982 Ford Granada MkII

1984 Honda Civic Shuttle

1977 Leyland Leopard

1984 Mercedes-Benz [LN2]

1985 Nissan Bluebird

1980 Peugeot 104 ZL

1960 Riley One-Point-Five MkII

Ruston-Bucyrus 22RB

1970 SAAB 95 V4 Estate

Seddon-Atkinson 401

1982 Talbot Samba

1978 Volvo F10

1984 Volvo F10

1979 Volvo F6 S

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dsl ◊ 2013-04-27 19:56	Very taut thriller originally made as a TV series (150 minutes) then shortened for VHS/DVD to 117 mins. Remade in 2006 as Firewall. My pictures from dvd - the long TV version has vanished, but if anyone ever finds it, there could be some more vehicles from the missing part.
dsl ◊ 2013-04-28 20:06	Filmed in London, Dungeness (Kent), and in and around Heathrow airport and trading estates. Slight elements of the excellent Malcolm for using radio-control toys (in this case with Cheetah and 4wd logos - any ideas?) to move things round inside a bank and confuse the security systems. But this one is not a comedy .. Early bit of dialogue has Bernard Hill talking about his wife running off with a salesman who owned a Rover 2000 S. There was never a 2000 S, apart from a couple of badged prototypes for the 2000 TC which had wire wheels and stainless trim on the rear pillars (and looked pretty racy). Some Intercity 125s nesting in Paddington station during the opening credits: Planes for impdb 1] 1967 Beech 65-B80 Queen Air, G-BSSL (C/N LD-344) - http://www.abpic.co.uk/photo/1162659/ , http://www.airport-data.com/aircraft/G-BSSL.html 2] British Airways 747 landing at Heathrow 3] Pan Am 747 at Heathrow
sixcyl ◊ 2013-05-05 10:37	Aircraft at: http://impdb.org/index.php?title=Bellman_and_True

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dsl

◊ 2013-04-27 19:56

Very taut thriller originally made as a TV series (150 minutes) then shortened for VHS/DVD to 117 mins. Remade in 2006 as Firewall. My pictures from dvd - the long TV version has vanished, but if anyone ever finds it, there could be some more vehicles from the missing part.

dsl

◊ 2013-04-28 20:06

Filmed in London, Dungeness (Kent), and in and around Heathrow airport and trading estates.

Slight elements of the excellent Malcolm for using radio-control toys (in this case with Cheetah and 4wd logos - any ideas?)

to move things round inside a bank

and confuse the security systems. But this one is not a comedy ..

Early bit of dialogue has Bernard Hill talking about his wife running off with a salesman who owned a Rover 2000 S. There was never a 2000 S, apart from a couple of badged prototypes for the 2000 TC which had wire wheels and stainless trim on the rear pillars (and looked pretty racy).

Some Intercity 125s nesting in Paddington station during the opening credits:

Planes for impdb
1] 1967 Beech 65-B80 Queen Air, G-BSSL (C/N LD-344)

- http://www.abpic.co.uk/photo/1162659/ , http://www.airport-data.com/aircraft/G-BSSL.html
2] British Airways 747 landing at Heathrow

3] Pan Am 747 at Heathrow

sixcyl

◊ 2013-05-05 10:37

Aircraft at:
http://impdb.org/index.php?title=Bellman_and_True

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