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The making of Bullitt - the movie

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Never saw this photo much as I've read about the filming! Incredible given the technology they had then to develop such a realistic view of the chase! Some two + weeks to film a 10 minute or so scene. Like to see what they had edited out for kicks.
 
Never saw this photo much as I've read about the filming! Incredible given the technology they had then to develop such a realistic view of the chase! Some two + weeks to film a 10 minute or so scene. Like to see what they had edited out for kicks.
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The only piece of art that I own. When I saw it, I had to have it. Look in the reflection on the Charger and you can see the Mustang.

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I dont think the dialogue is as dated as the character of frank Bullitt himself is. The strong, silent, self-reliant, candid, rugged individual man that is frank bullitt is a rare and dying breed these days. Upcoming modern men are weaklings that would soil their little panties if they saw a black Charger pulling up some yards away with an aura of murder about it...
 
You notice they always talk about the little pony, can’t mention the charger..
 
Eons ago I read some detailed articles about the prep for the iconic chase scene. A lot of this members have posted on other threads. They made all sorts of suspension beef ups to the Mustang to survive the SF streets, BUT if I recall...the only thing they did to the Dodge was turning up the T-bars...that was it. Had 600 miles on the odometer when it was killed. I'm welling up again...
 
Eons ago I read some detailed articles about the prep for the iconic chase scene. A lot of this members have posted on other threads. They made all sorts of suspension beef ups to the Mustang to survive the SF streets, BUT if I recall...the only thing they did to the Dodge was turning up the T-bars...that was it. Had 600 miles on the odometer when it was killed. I'm welling up again...

I heard that they actually put skinnier tires on the Charger to try and handicap it a little to even things out with the Stang…
 
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