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Grand Prix: The Killer Years ()


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In the 1960s and early '70s it was common for Grand Prix drivers to die while racing, often watched on television by millions. Featuring many famous drivers, this film tells the story of how Grand Prix drivers rebelled against the powers... See more »

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Denise Cooke ...
Self - Narrator (voice)
Chris Hilton ...
Self - Author 'Grand Prix Century'
David Tremayne ...
Self - Grand Prix Journalist 'The Independent'
Tony Brooks ...
Self - Grand Prix Driver 1956-1961
Len Terry ...
Self - Lotus Chief Designer 1963-1965
David Sims ...
Self - Lotus Mechanic 1962-1972 (as David 'Beaky' Sims)
John Surtees ...
Self - World Champion 1964 (as John Surtees OBE)
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Self - World Champion 1972, 1974
Jacky Ickx ...
Self - Grand Prix Driver 1967-1979
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Self - World Champion 1969, 1971, 1973 (as Sir Jackie Stewart OBE)
Jean-Pierre Beltoise ...
Self - Grand Prix Driver 1967-1974
Jackie Oliver ...
Self - Grand Prix Driver 1967-1977
Rene Bovy ...
Self - General Secretary Spa Francorchamp Circuit 1966
Jacqueline Beltoise ...
Self
Nina Rindt ...
Self - Jochen Rindt's wife
Jim Clark ...
Self (archiveSound) (voice)
Ben Huisman ...
Self - Clerk of the Course, Zandvoort 1973 (as Ben Huissman)
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Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)

Directed by

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Richard Heap

Produced by

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Sam Anthony ... executive producer: BBC
John L. Matthews ... producer

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Janey Walklin

Editorial Department

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Philip Bedwell ... colourist (as Phil Bedwell) / on-line editor (as Phil Bedwell)

Production Management

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Glenda Hill-Wilson ... production management
Jackie McKinney ... production management

Art Department

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Judy Lysaght ... graphics

Sound Department

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Lynne Hegarty ... dubbing mixer

Camera and Electrical Department

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Richard Heap ... camera

Additional Crew

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Daniel Bacchieri ... archive
Sarah Bagshaw ... translation and interpretation
Vesna Baros ... archive researcher
Lisa Bindahnee ... lawyer
Martin Burrill ... production finance
Pierre Christophe ... archive researcher
Phillip Clark ... archive
Gary Critcher ... archive
Pam Crooke ... production finance (as Pam Crook)
Jim Culp ... archive
John Dardis ... tapeless systems
Steve Ellson ... archive
Jonathan Lloyd ... translation and interpretation
J.L. Matthews ... researcher
Marc Monfort ... archive
Julian Nowell ... archive
Rainer Nygard ... archive
Dave Philpott ... music reseacher
Madelon Pol ... archive researcher / translation and interpretation
R. Heap ... researcher
Craig Smith ... music reseacher
Rene Speur ... archive
Eddie Whitham ... archive
Sue Winger ... production assistant
Richard Wiseman ... archive researcher
Kirilee Wood ... production assistant

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Chris Amon ... special thanks
Jacqueline Beltoise ... special thanks
Ian Brown ... special thanks
Damon Cogman ... special thanks
Poppe de Boer ... special thanks
Cor Draijer ... special thanks
Graham Gauld ... special thanks
Dennis Hekker ... special thanks
Thomas Horat ... special thanks
Phil Hosker ... special thanks
Graham Mace ... special thanks
Jacqui Mottershead ... special thanks
Kerstin Nieradt ... special thanks
Mark Steigerwald ... special thanks
Mark Stewart ... special thanks
Martin Taege ... special thanks
David Tremayne ... special thanks
Andrew van de Burght ... special thanks
Ted Walker ... special thanks
David Weguelin ... special thanks
Paul Wilson ... special thanks
Crew believed to be complete

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Plot Summary

In the 1960s and early '70s it was common for Grand Prix drivers to die while racing, often watched on television by millions. Featuring many famous drivers, this film tells the story of how Grand Prix drivers rebelled against the powers that be, took control of their destiny and became no longer at the mercy of track and car design failure.

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  • Forma 1: Vészterhes évek (Hungary)
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  • 59 min
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