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The Gang's All Here, US Movie, 1943 IMDB

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Also known as:

  • Banana Split
  • Entre a Loura e a Morena (Brazil)
  • Toda la banda está aquí (Spain)
  • Sinfonia de Estrelas (Portugal)
  • Tutti frutti (Sweden)
18568051935 Austin Seven [*][*]
18568361941 Ford De Luxe Station Wagon [*][*]
18568161942 Ford Super De Luxe Station Wagon [*][*]
18568371939 Ford Transit [*][*]
18568281942 Mercury Eight [*][*]


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Rufus J Firefly

◊ 2024-01-07 00:48

 The roadster looks kinda like an Austin Seven Ruby, to me, but the badges are different (customised? or just a different car?), and I can't find pics of open-top Rubys with that grill; only sedans. And I have no idea about the bus. Someone better-informed than me could probably get more specific, about those station wagons, but I think I at least got the brand and year right (i hope).

The full movie's on Youtube: The roadster shows up just after the 4 minute mark, and the other cars from 0:54:02, for about then next 2 minutes or so.
https://youtu.be/p7n-IK73fw0?t=241

(there's also some scenes in a car's interior; Like a "thru the windscreen" shot. Not sure how IMCDB deals with interior shots, but I'd guess it's just a movie prop/set, that probably doesn't match up with any specific, real car. That shot's at 54:07)

johnfromstaffs EN

◊ 2024-01-07 08:43

 The Austin Seven is very likely an Open Road four seater(!) tourer, possibly type AAK, or maybe AAL, but the angle, and the extraneous actors hanging about don’t help. It might also be a two seater which could carry the “Jewel” name Opal but I think not having looked at the suggested film clip. The other openable car in the Jewel range was the Pearl cabriolet, but the fixed structure above windscreen level is not present.

I suggest that you might look at this: - /vehicle_759014-Austin-Seven-Open-Road-Tourer-AAL-1935.html

-- Last edit: 2024-01-07 10:28:31

night cub US

◊ 2024-01-07 22:30

 I fixed things up for you. The pictures needed the black bars cropped off, and I reviewed the film to give each car a rating.

GodzillaFan54 CA

◊ 2024-01-07 22:42

 It's always fascinating seeing movies this old with colour, especially a wartime film!

DickTracyFan1 US

◊ 2024-01-07 22:44
GodzillaFan54 wrote It's always fascinating seeing movies this old with colour, especially a wartime film!

True

Rufus J Firefly

◊ 2024-01-30 10:02
night cub wrote I fixed things up for you. The pictures needed the black bars cropped off, and I reviewed the film to give each car a rating.


Thanks. This was only my 2nd post here; I'll sort that stuff out, in future submissions.

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