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The Life and Death of Peter Sellers, Movie, 2004 IMDB

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Also known as:

  • Moi, Peter Sellers (France)
  • Una pantera a Hollywood (Italy)
  • Peter Sellers - Życie & Śmierć (Poland)

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G-MANN UK

2009-02-19 15:04

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Unidentifiable vintage car, from a reconstruction of a scene from "The Mouse That Roared":

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Major anachronism, a Lancia Y10 very briefly seen in a scene that's set in the 1960s. They've superimposed Geoffrey Rush in front of stock footage of a studio in Italy.

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Jaguar XK model car that Sellers stamps on (along with a scalextric set) in response to his son painting a white stripe on his Bentley:

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sixcyl FR

2011-04-10 10:19

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Aircrafts seen in this film at:
Link to "www.impdb.org"

nzcarnerd NZ

2011-04-10 10:58

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While we are correcting English usage - to sixcyl; the plural of aircraft is aircraft. English is a very weird language. I don't know how non-English speakers ever learn it.

Gomselmash11

2011-04-10 11:15

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nzcarnerd wrote While we are correcting English usage - to sixcyl; the plural of aircraft is aircraft. English is a very weird language. I don't know how non-English speakers ever learn it.

Don't ask, please :whistle:

chris40 UK

2011-04-10 11:21

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G-MANN wrote Unidentifiable vintage car, from a reconstruction of a scene from "The Mouse That Roared":

[Image: sellersmouseik2.4480.jpg]


Probably /vehicle_253900-Sunbeam-12-16-1913.html ?

G-MANN UK

2011-04-10 15:19

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sixcyl wrote Aircrafts seen in this film at:
Link to "www.impdb.org"


Those extra pictures you added will probably just get deleted. They only seem to want a couple of pictures for each aircraft.

chris40 wrote Probably /vehicle_253900-Sunbeam-12-16-1913.html ?


It isn't actually from that film (that's Geoffrey Rush behind the wheel, not Peter Sellers) so it could be anything.

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Kooshmeister US

2011-04-11 03:25

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G-MANN wrote [Image: sellerstoyjaguar1.3481.jpg] [Image: sellerstoyjaguar2.7201.jpg] [Image: sellerstoyjaguar3.56.jpg]


I had that exact same car playmat when I lived in Germany. :)

nzcarnerd NZ

2011-04-11 11:09

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That unidentifiable vintage car in the thumb is a Model T Ford. Compare it with this one - Link to "image.motortrend.com" -. That lump under the wheel above the spark and throttle control is the steering box! Being right hand drive I presume it is a British-made example.

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dsl SX

2011-04-14 23:10

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Apart from the intriguing Mini Traveller above /vehicle_82938-Morris-Mini-Traveller-1961.html , there seems no sign of Sellars famous Hooper Mini 6189 PK, the Radford De Ville GT Mini with a tailgate he bought for then-wife Britt Ekland, or the LHD Radford 2469NK75 with fake wicker he used as Clouseau in A Shot In The Dark /vehicle_20740-Radford-Mini-de-Ville-1963.html .

Edit: have also found a book photo of him with another Hooper Morris Cooper - not S - with wicker sides in very dark blue/purple, red interior, plate 57 PJ. This might be his first - modifications cost £2600.

-- Last edit: 2011-04-15 12:39:13

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