BUILDING THE FILM LEGENDS - hmp729g + gpf146g + lgw809g
Working the Remy Julienne
This website is dedicated to my great friend Remy Julienne, he was one of my heros and it was a pleasure to work with him for over 12 years. Remy was so generous with his time and assistance when we built our film replicas. The incredible detail is down to his superb skills and knowledge of the Coopers used in the film and how they we set up for the film stunts. All of the photogrpah’s, sketches and technical information he had built up was shared with us without any hesitation, we will be forever grateful.
A list of Remy’s actual stunt driving team.
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THIS WEBSITE IS DEDICATED TO OUR GREAT FRIEND AND FILM STUNT GENIUS REMY JULIENNE.(1930-2021)
Remy was instrumental in helping build these Mini Coopers and getting them as close as possible to film perfection, in his words these Mini Coopers were 100% film perfect in every detail… and that’s good enough for us !
Peter Collinson discussing the famous roof jump with Remy and the Stunt Drivers
David and Remy : Meeting up at Remy’s in Paris whilst working on the build of the three Film Replicas
David and Remy, with the iconic Italianjobminis.com base ball caps
Remy Julienne A pause between filming for a scene that was to be cut from the final film, where the Minis performed a ‘ballet’ on the ice ring with the police.
The White Cooper S (GPF146G) being lower into the sewers to film the famous escape sequence.