Yellow Rolls Royce is a "composite" film about love and betrayal, abuse and redemption, and self-love converted to compassion. Through three sets of couples, the viewer follows the Yellow Rolls Royce over the years.
No, this is not "Chitty, Chitty, Bang, Bang", which is a children's movie, in which the car has magic.
This is a movie in which the owners experience life with the car as the common denominator.
This is a movie in which the owners experience life with the car as the common denominator.
There are some awesome actors in this movie: George C. Scott, Art Carney, Ingrid Bergman, Shirley Maclaine, Jeanne Moreau, Omar Sharif, and other actors whose names I didn't recognize.
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| Source I was surprised because the cast of actors were so talented, the settings authentic, and I had never heard about this 1964 film. And I enjoyed it. |
I saw that film several times, it was a great movie IMHOP. I always loved Ingrid Bergman and saw most of the movies she made.
ReplyDeleteWonderful!! Ingrid Bergman was a wonder.
DeleteNever saw that one before, saw chitty chitty bang bang though lol
ReplyDeleteThat was a great movie; still sing "Toot Sweet" and can see Dick Van Dyke dancing at the fair in my mind.
DeleteI haven't seen or heard of it. I'd watch it though, if I came across it. :)
ReplyDeleteYou won't regret it at all, and it would be free.
DeleteSeems like a very interesting movie. Will try to watch it.
ReplyDeleteHopefully you can.
DeleteI don't know this movie. Hmmmm. I just may have to check it out.
ReplyDeleteLet me know what you think about it!
DeleteBeautiful car. And I love Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. One of my favorite all time movies.
ReplyDeleteI love that movie! My gr-daughters have snubbed it despite my efforts.
DeleteI love, love, love the car! Wouldn't it be wonderful, just once, to go in a trip in one! Must look out for the film, looks just my kind of thing. ~Liz http://www.lizbrownleepoet.com (website, Blogger will take you somewhere else!)
ReplyDeleteThe fresh leather smell--I'd settle for a drive down our street.
DeleteThey don't make them like these anymore. The flying lady set on top of that chrome plated radiator grill is beautiful. If I was standing beside her, I believe I'd see a reflection of myself in the coachwork.
ReplyDeleteWonder what the mint-condition car would be worth?
DeleteThat's a lot of stars. Don't think I've ever seen the film though.
ReplyDeleteAll those first-class actors in one movie. Unimaginable.
DeleteI've never heard of this movie. Sounds interesting! I like the concept of it.
ReplyDeleteIt is a great story-line.
DeleteI've heard of this movie but I haven't managed to see it.
ReplyDeleteyour loss
DeleteHi Susan,
ReplyDeleteNot familiar with the film, but I sure would like that car.
Take care, my kind friend.
Gary :)
I do not know if that car would fit on my driveway! Great car.
DeleteIt is a joy to see your name, Gary.
Now that's a ride!
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DeleteI've never heard of that one, either! Sounds like fun. I'll have to look it up. Thanks for the recommendation.
ReplyDeleteYou will enjoy it and seeing the actors of the past.
DeleteIn today's movies, it would be about blowing up the beautiful yellow car.
ReplyDeleteYes, it most likely would be exploded. With all the actors inside it.
DeleteThe title sounds familiar but I don't think I've seen this. I'll have to track it down.
ReplyDeleteHope you can find it. Worthwhile movie.
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