| Revision as of 16:01, 23 November 2005 editSfoskett (talk | contribs)Extended confirmed users26,722 editsNo edit summary | Revision as of 17:25, 1 February 2006 edit undo213.86.16.169 (talk) I work with Clive Pullan and have copies of these dvds, he was the producer and Tony Malam was the director. Details of his awards can be reaidly found online.Next edit → | ||
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| '''Victory by Design''' is a series of ]s on the subject of famous ] ] ]s produced in the ] and ]. The series began as a single film focused on ], produced by ] and hosted by racing driver, ]. The film was acqured for television broadcast in the ] by the ], with an additional documentary on ] requested at that time. | '''Victory by Design''' is a series of ]s on the subject of famous ] ] ]s produced in the ] and ]. The series began as a single film focused on ], produced by Clive Pullan, directed by award winning film-maker ] and hosted by racing driver, ]. The film was acqured for television broadcast in the ] by the ], with an additional documentary on ] requested at that time. | ||
| Each program features exceptional racing cars from the marque, filmed and described in loving terms and then driven by de Cadenet. The ] described the series as "car pornography", and they have resonated strongly with autophiles. | Each program features exceptional racing cars from the marque, filmed and described in loving terms and then driven by de Cadenet. The ] described the series as "car pornography", and they have resonated strongly with autophiles. | ||
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Victory by Design is a series of documentary films on the subject of famous racing automobile marques produced in the 1990s and 2000s. The series began as a single film focused on Porsche, produced by Clive Pullan, directed by award winning film-maker Tony Maylam and hosted by racing driver, Alain de Cadenet. The film was acqured for television broadcast in the United States by the Speed Channel, with an additional documentary on Ferrari requested at that time.
Each program features exceptional racing cars from the marque, filmed and described in loving terms and then driven by de Cadenet. The New York Times described the series as "car pornography", and they have resonated strongly with autophiles.
Four more specials, focused on Maserati, Jaguar, Alfa Romeo, and Aston Martin, were also ordered at that time. The six specials were cut substantially for broadcast, but are available on DVD in full-length form.
Two additional films, focusing on Lotus and Lancia, are expected for broadcast and distribution in 2006.
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