> I ran through the list. Pretty good list. Lots of French movies with
> Studes. One that they forgot was Back to the Future. Not only was there a
> nice back view of a Starlight Coupe at the end of the movie just when Doc
> sends Marty back to the future, but there was a Studebaker Dealership in
> lights on the opposite side of the street of that Starlight. Way cool.
Someone in another NG that some of us here visit was wondering what
kind of car Boston Blackie drove on the TV series (not in the movies)
anyone know, of the top of their head?
Karl
> > I ran through the list. Pretty good list. Lots of French movies with
> > Studes. One that they forgot was Back to the Future. Not only was there a
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> They missed my favorite too, the Commander convertible rent-a-car in DOA
John Poulos - 20 Sep 2006 18:45 GMT
Studebaker was a sponsor, the show was on in 51-52, go from there.
> Someone in another NG that some of us here visit was wondering what
> kind of car Boston Blackie drove on the TV series (not in the movies)
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>>> lights on the opposite side of the street of that Starlight. Way cool.
>> They missed my favorite too, the Commander convertible rent-a-car in DOA

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John Caldwell - 21 Sep 2006 01:20 GMT
The just released movie Hollywoodland (about the mysterious death of the
actor who played Superman on TV in the 50's) has one scene with a nice
bullet-nose in it. It's accompanied by a snide comment about the
appearance of the car.
John Caldwell