BRUCE BROWN `ON ANY SUNDAY` TEE...£39
Engines revved with excitement when On Any Sunday the thrilling documentary about motorcycle sports was released to theaters in 1971. Directed by the revered Bruce Brown, this adrenaline-inducing film was nominated for a 1972 Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature. Through the phenomenal performances of these skilled motorcyclists, Brown depicted the rare talents needed to accomplish different types of racing. While the rowdy motocross riders were free-spirited, the desert racers enjoyed the solitude of the bike and their freedom. Mert Lawwill commandeered racing with a business-like approach, countered with David Aldana’s carefree style. Not only was this film commemorated for its electrifying depictions of motorcycle racing, but also for the stellar performances by actors Steve McQueen and Malcom Smith.
Engines revved with excitement when On Any Sunday the thrilling documentary about motorcycle sports was released to theaters in 1971. Directed by the revered Bruce Brown, this adrenaline-inducing film was nominated for a 1972 Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature. Through the phenomenal performances of these skilled motorcyclists, Brown depicted the rare talents needed to accomplish different types of racing. While the rowdy motocross riders were free-spirited, the desert racers enjoyed the solitude of the bike and their freedom. Mert Lawwill commandeered racing with a business-like approach, countered with David Aldana’s carefree style. Not only was this film commemorated for its electrifying depictions of motorcycle racing, but also for the stellar performances by actors Steve McQueen and Malcom Smith.
Engines revved with excitement when On Any Sunday the thrilling documentary about motorcycle sports was released to theaters in 1971. Directed by the revered Bruce Brown, this adrenaline-inducing film was nominated for a 1972 Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature. Through the phenomenal performances of these skilled motorcyclists, Brown depicted the rare talents needed to accomplish different types of racing. While the rowdy motocross riders were free-spirited, the desert racers enjoyed the solitude of the bike and their freedom. Mert Lawwill commandeered racing with a business-like approach, countered with David Aldana’s carefree style. Not only was this film commemorated for its electrifying depictions of motorcycle racing, but also for the stellar performances by actors Steve McQueen and Malcom Smith.