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Plot: Bobby Deerfield (Al Pacino), a famous American race car driver on the European circuit, falls in love with the enigmatic Lillian Morelli (Marthe Keller), who is terminally ill.
A compelling 70s film by Pollack. The main reason to see this film is the understated and moving performance by Pacino (in particular his Mae West impersonation). It takes a while to get going, but in the end, his character arc and humbling experience is engrossing. (This would make an interesting companion-piece to Pixar's Cars.) Deerfield is another prime example of the originality in 70s movies.
Al is very sweet and his eyes say everything. José Carlos Pace, a Brazilian car racer was the stunt driver.
A favorite. In collection. Everyone has a movie they put on to cry. This is mine. I know the dialogue backwards.
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