Some might say Bullit and French Connection were better, but then you would have to realize that Bullit, the French Connection, and Seven Ups were all directed and produced by the same person. In fact, Bill Hickman is a major driver in all three movies. Yes, the guy in Bullit's Charger is the same guy driving the big boat of a car in this clip. He also did most of the high speed stuff in the FC.

They were actually all directed by different people, though Philip D'Antoni produced all three of them (and directed the Seven-Ups himself, which is strangely his only directing credit). And I didn't know that about the driver. Interesting.

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It saddens me that something this awesome could get only one vote aside from mine. I must rectify this. *beg!

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It just amazes me to see those old boats, just a bouncing and floating around the road. I am amazed they could even turn like that.

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