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Written by Greg Potts
The Italian Job is 50 years old in 2019. TopGear.com caught up with the film"s original producer, Michael Deeley, to find out how they made one of the most famous British films of all time TG: So, Michael, why were Minis chosen for the original film? MD: It was the car every young person wanted to have, and we were making a picture which we hoped would be attractive to young people. So it was really an obvious choice. You couldn"t use an Austin A30 or an A40 for a movie like this. It just was the right car.
Date written: 22 Jun 2019
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ID: 16095
The Italian Job is 50 years old in 2019. TopGear.com caught up with the film"s original producer, Michael Deeley, to find out how they made one of the most famous British films of all time TG: So, Michael, why were Minis chosen for the original film? MD: It was the car every young person wanted to have, and we were making a picture which we hoped would be attractive to young people. So it was really an obvious choice. You couldn"t use an Austin A30 or an A40 for a movie like this. It just was the right car.
Date written: 22 Jun 2019
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 16095
