Wednesday, October 11, 2006
The World's Fastest Indian
- Who's watched: M & G
- Mentions: None
- Commentary: I rented this movie out of dim curiosity because I enjoy Anthony Hopkins' work and like to see everything in which he acts. Lo and behold, I know this man. This man is my very extraordinary Chandler nephew and this is a portrait of what he will be like when he is middle aged and old. He is in his 20's, now, and is such a natural, as well as, now, well-trained and highly skilled inventor/repairer, and such an adventurer that it could be said that he does both in his sleep. Both Mom and I were astonished at this portrait and practically fell over each other exclaiming, "That's [nephew's name] in sixty or seventy years!" That's why we own this movie. And, yes, I recommended it to the nephew in question. I figured he'd get a kick out of seeing himself in the future.
One of RogerEbert.com's Far Flungers, Omer M. Mozaffar also weighed in on this movie in 2012. Fascinating article.
Actor Role Actor Role Actor Role Actor Role Anthony Hopkins Burt Munro Jessica Cauffiel Wendy Joe Howard Otto Chris Williams Tina
Here's a link to the Wikipedia write-up of the film.
Release Date: 2005
Directed by Roger Donaldson.
Labels: adventure3, anthony-hopkins, biography1, docu-drama, popcorn-and-soda4, shared-favorite, sport1