A Philip D'Antoni 16 mm print of the Bullitt chase scene
Solar Productions, 1968. Comprising a film reel in metal cannister with label inscribed, 'Property of Mr. Philip D'Antoni ... Chase Scene from Motion Pic 'Bullitt' with Steve McQueen'; with a 16mm print in metal cannister labeled '7-Up Featurette'; a 16mm print in metal cannister labeled 'Dan Sandberg Test'; with two further 16mm prints labeled 'Seven Ups, Clip 2 / Sunny Grosso'; two 16mm prints labeled'Seven Ups / Clip 1 / The Chase'; two 16mm prints labeled 'French Conn.'; and a VHS cassette tape labeled 'Anatomy of a Chase: The Making of the 7-Ups Chase.' At just under 11 minutes, the now infamous car chase scene featuring Steve McQueen has been lauded as the best in cinematic history. The scene did not feature in the original screenplay based on the novel Mute Witness and it was D'Antoni who came up with the idea to add the scene.
8 x 8 in. and smaller