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The most important one to know about is "The Gods must be Crazy".
The LR has a name (Beelzebub, I think) and a character of its own. For a significant part of the movie, the focus of attention is on the LR. Some of the funniest moments involve the LR. The scene at the gate with no dialogue surely rates up there with the very best silent movie comedy. Dare I suggest it almost steals the show?
how about the line re ...that's how the LR got up the tree...Quote:
Originally Posted by vnx205
Doh!Quote:
Originally Posted by one_iota
..there's already a post for everything :p and that was in 2004!
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Originally Posted by 87County
If we are going to start name dropping, my Series III LWB appeared in the ABC mini-series "The Farm".
I was paid $50 for the privilege of having Greta Scacchi walk past it in the clearing sale scene.
I was so thrilled, I didn't wash it for a year after that.:p
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Originally Posted by mudmouse
don't worry mate, they didn't have us as members back in the dark ages
regards - Laurie
Yup everything has been done before!
However the two movies with Land Rovers that make me laugh are:
- Ice Cold in Alex
- 633 Squadron
Both WWII movies. :D:D:D:D
Diana
....did she........................sit in it?Quote:
Originally Posted by vnx205
:D
You would normally wash your Deefer more than once a year?? :D:p:angel:Quote:
Originally Posted by vnx205
yeah... you've got to laugh - the generic service 4wd I guess - I have even had mine called a jeep:mad: - just goes to show how much research they did or what they thought didn't really matterQuote:
Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies
regards - Laurie:)
As Ford spends more money on product placement than on good engineering it followed that Land Rovers started turning up in a lot of movies. I remember one recent one with Mike Douglas(Mr Zeta-Jones ;) ) and every time he came to a quick halt the tyres squealed even on the gravel :o :o maybe the ABS wasn't working :pQuote:
Originally Posted by mudmouse