People don't realize how many patents were credited to him. He did things at GM that others never had the guts to do. He was a visionary beyond people realize.
The first thing that blew people away was the thought of putting a big motor for a large sedan into an economy car. Trust me when I tell you, in 1962 that was completely unheard of.
I have owned my GTO for over forty years. This man's decision to spearhead that creation made an unbelievable and permanent impact on my life. Those of you who, like me, have a life-long love affair with an old car will understand that the car you cherish is part of who you are. People see my GTO, they KNOW it is me because there is no other like it in the state where I live, nor have I seen an exact duplicate of it in these 40+ years. I met most of my friends because of this car, met my husband because of this car, and it is part of my identity. John DeLorean and his team began creating the GTO before I was born, and I was an infant when the first one was released. I am one of millions of people whom he never met, nor knew, yet he had an unbelievable influence upon my life's journey. John DeLorean will always be my hero. I wish I could have had the incredible honor of meeting him! I can't wait to see this movie.
What a great story you have there ! Thanks for sharing 👍. I've had a life-long affair with an old car... or make that --SEVERAL old cars... new cars...motorcycles..boats... ok, well, let's just say "I get it" 😎
Having grown up in Bloomfield Hills MI ( family moved there in 63`) John Delorean grew up in Detroit, and attended Cass Tech High School, my father ran a tool and die company, in the 60`s, had met him, on several occasions. My father had mentioned he was many years before his time, and the rank and file despised him at GM
Check out the interviews with GM execs and DeLorean himself on TH-cam. Yes, the majority of the rank and file did despise him, felt threatened by and were extremely jealous of him. Problem was that for awhile he made the company more successful so they needed him.
0:03 What I’m surprised about is Zachary’s fun and revolutionary idea to knit a sweater out of his own facial hair. Truly visionary. Sweaters will certainly never be the same. It is a new era for body-hair textiles.
I would bet DeLorean rigged an automatic remote release on those doors if indeed in the real life press conference the doors popped open by themselves like that. It would not have been hard to do even then. Of course today it's super easy.
@I. Wynn Wynn I think you need to go back and read the history books because I don't know where you're getting the fact that Tucker wasn't a self-made man he was a self-made man the reason why he was able to make his car the chucker turret turbo or however you say it is he got the money from Patton that he got from the military for the Tucker turret which is actually the same turret that was used during World War II on all the planes and is actually the basis on the turret designed that we basically have and all majority right now of all the military vehicles from Humvees tanks to Jeeps for the gun turrets yeah that's basically an ancestor to the Tucker turret the military bought that patent from him that he had on a car that he made that back before World War I could go faster than 45 miles an hour but at that time the military did not want to buy that vehicle from him because the military Minds that time felt that military vehicles did not need to go faster than 35 miles an hour on a battlefield however they did like the design of his turret so they bought that patent from him he took that money and he put it into making a factory at his house and in that factory he built that car so I don't know what you consider a self-made man but that's what I consider a self-made man
Saw this today and I can say I truly enjoyed it. Alec Baldwin, as everyone else did a great job. The rare footage and reenactments were revealing and on point. John Delorean was a very successful businessman and executive whose vision became clouded by other aspects of his personality and psyche. He and his wife Cristina Ferrare were a glamour couple that had everything. I remember seeing one of these cars in person in NYC where I live in the late 70's and I was like wow what kind of car is this? I think I was 11 years old and my brother's girlfriend was like that's a Delorean!!! it was like saying that's a Gucci or that champagne is Dom Perignon ..
It's not the first to blend documentary and fiction or even meta-fiction. There exist niche genres like Docudrama, Docufiction and Cinéma vérité. Some notable examples include Casting Jonbenet, The Arbor, The Act of Killing and This Is Not A Film.
A really interesting stylistic choice for a documentary. It's nearly 40 years since the climax of the DeLorean story. It's so ripe and low hanging there's a justifiable puzzlement that Hollywood has yet to throw the DeLorean story/saga on screen. The doc makers hire an A-list star and a rock solid supporting ensemble and shoot part of it like it's a biopic, but then they fold a little of Baldwin's thoughts back into the doc component.
I worked in a dealership that had a DeLorean on the showroom floor. I got to drive it. Loved this doc and I'd like to see one about Alex Baldwin! I had the best roflol belly laugh (literally fell off the couch laughing) at the end when they said "he was fn 80 yrs. old" OmG....I want that on MY gravestone! 🤣😂😄😅😆🤷🏻♀️
Eager to see this. As a youngster I just assumed he was guilty of the drug dealing. Age has made me more cautious. If I'm in a meeting and someone pulls out a load of coke, I'm going to smile and say what I think they want to hear until I can get the heck out.
There better be an after credits scene with Stephen Whinn hearing about the warehouse of parts and walking in as the lights go on revealing racks and racks of delorean parts and he just smiles, CUT!
I was blessed enough to be a close friend of another LEGEND - George Barris and got into the “know” of many different aspects of not only the cars that are the staples of our American pop culture and heritage but the personalities behind them..... John Delorean was hands down a genius. I would stand in front of ANYONE and debate points of what made his car amazing and an excellent example of quality given it’s development to market cycle. A truly great man.
This looks good but the idea of a feature film/documentary isn’t much different from the “recreation scenes” you’d see on Unsolved Mysteries or America’s Most Wanted, this just has better actors and production
It's too bad they don't make a legit movie about this guy, I saw a fan made poster for a film called "Stainless" with George Clooney starring as JZD and I wish it was real.
It would be good, that this film / documentary was released, in Spain. This vehicle is only known for the movie Back to the Future, but it would be interesting to know the history of this car, and its creator, through this movie.
Im sorry, Im just slightly confused about what this movie is supposed to be, is it a fictional movie about somebody making a documentary about DeLorean? Is that right?
Can’t quite figure out what this is supposed to be. Docudramamentary? The trailer is definitely disorganized. I hope the movie makes more sense structurally
Tesla! Was a genius and they called him a devil because they couldn't explain how his inventions worked. Tesla was better than Edison! Tesla wanted to get free electricity to everyone.
Just finished this movie. Don't know the guy but you'll be pissed by the end of this. I'm sure he did some messed up stuff but Jesus Christ. I'm just pissed. Didn't deserve what he got.
It’s too bad Cristina talks so sweetly about him when he’s next to her. And alive. But after he died? She says quite the opposite. Detested her by the 3rd episode of the series...
Say what you want about everything he did after he left GM, I will always say GM screwed him and he should have been given the reigns to building a complete in-house racing division collaborating with Zora Arkus Duntov. GM's big wigs in starched shirts throwing down vodka tonics at the country club didn't like DeLorean's rock n roll lifestyle but the man knew cars and he knew performance. Duntov knew racing. You put those two men together with a big budget and GM would have ruled racing all over the world for decades. From Trans Am to Grand Nationals to NASCAR to Indy to F1. DeLorean and Duntov would have owned the best of the best, even Ferrari.
If that little "introducing the first" conceit were true, I'd be more likely to watch this movie. But it's not true. There have been a couple of docs on DeLorean, one of which was extremely thorough.
To which specific movie do you refer? As co-writer on the scripted portions of this film, I concede there have been a few very interesting DeLorean documentaries made over the years, which were exhaustively referenced. By now most are dated, and I think you'll find that none of them have the kind of access our team had - over 50 interviews with every surviving member of the DeLorean story. Add to it the deep dive into unrevealed aspects of the story, and then the scripted interpretive scenes, and we do have a true "first" - at least as far as DeLorean and DMC are concerned. Hope you consider giving us a chance.
Will this be as bad a American Splendor? I had high hopes for that film but the back and forth between real people & the actors paying them really hurt the film.
The first hour was alright then it got a bit stale. I thought the parts with Alec Baldwin were unnecessary. I was hoping for more about the design and legacy of the DMC-12. I relate to John because I too cut corners and am willing to do bad things in order to achieve great things. Like him I'm finding it's hard to pull that off long term.
joeysn7hvn it really wasn’t, that’s just what people who’ve read a article say so they can talk out of their ass. That’s like calling a mustang, challenger or Camaro or GTO junk. Just because it’s old doesn’t mean it’s a piece of shit. Show some respect to older cars.
Nice story. Ruined by Baldwin deciding to play himself playing DeLorean. Lee Pace did a much better characterization of John Z. DeLorean down to the voice and captured his coolness.
I just watched the movie , Alec Baldwin did a great job.. Thanx J.Delorean for the Pontiac production ( owned a '65 poncho) classic cars ..you went to Europe to create an import ala VW , epic fail
It was a big thing at the time a Delorian car. I could not wait to actually see one on the street. Stainless steel, gulwing doors and all the chebang but a shitty 2.8 litre V6
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I like everything about this trailer except for Alec Baldwin portraying John Z. Delorean. I've spoken to Mr. Delorean a few times during the late-1990s at a couple retail stores in central New Jersey where I had worked part-time. What a gentleman he was. He had more style and grace than Alec Baldwin will ever have. That's why I think it would be difficult for me to watch this film just because it's Mr. Baldwin playing the part. Besides, Alec Baldwin loathes President Trump yet portrays him on SNL... Yet another reason why I don't care for Alec Baldwin.
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People don't realize how many patents were credited to him. He did things at GM that others never had the guts to do. He was a visionary beyond people realize.
Because he was a time traveler broo!!!
thats why they set up this deal to fuck him up and get him out of the way.... good people are always a target.
The first thing that blew people away was the thought of putting a big motor for a large sedan into an economy car. Trust me when I tell you, in 1962 that was completely unheard of.
He did what The tesla do today!
All that cocaine made him very creative.
I have owned my GTO for over forty years. This man's decision to spearhead that creation made an unbelievable and permanent impact on my life. Those of you who, like me, have a life-long love affair with an old car will understand that the car you cherish is part of who you are. People see my GTO, they KNOW it is me because there is no other like it in the state where I live, nor have I seen an exact duplicate of it in these 40+ years. I met most of my friends because of this car, met my husband because of this car, and it is part of my identity. John DeLorean and his team began creating the GTO before I was born, and I was an infant when the first one was released. I am one of millions of people whom he never met, nor knew, yet he had an unbelievable influence upon my life's journey. John DeLorean will always be my hero. I wish I could have had the incredible honor of meeting him! I can't wait to see this movie.
What a great story you have there ! Thanks for sharing 👍. I've had a life-long affair with an old car... or make that --SEVERAL old cars... new cars...motorcycles..boats... ok, well, let's just say "I get it" 😎
Having grown up in Bloomfield Hills MI ( family moved there in 63`) John Delorean grew up in Detroit, and attended Cass Tech High School, my father ran a tool and die company, in the 60`s, had met him, on several occasions. My father had mentioned he was many years before his time, and the rank and file despised him at GM
Check out the movie , DVD etc..Framing John Delorean...."despised him " not so much
Very interesting.
Check out the interviews with GM execs and DeLorean himself on TH-cam. Yes, the majority of the rank and file did despise him, felt threatened by and were extremely jealous of him. Problem was that for awhile he made the company more successful so they needed him.
The man had style. Plus the flux dispersal on the car's steel - look out!
If you're going to make a time machine why not do it with a little style.
0:03 What I’m surprised about is Zachary’s fun and revolutionary idea to knit a sweater out of his own facial hair. Truly visionary. Sweaters will certainly never be the same. It is a new era for body-hair textiles.
I am sold at the auto-opening gull wing doors for the DMC-12.
the real ones aren't auto btw
Not sure but I think that wasn't a feature on the Prototype car.... I've seen the prototype and it couldn't do that.
I'm sure there are kits out there with sound effects too- I go look >>> th-cam.com/video/d0a4Vgku3QA/w-d-xo.html
I would bet DeLorean rigged an automatic remote release on those doors if indeed in the real life press conference the doors popped open by themselves like that. It would not have been hard to do even then. Of course today it's super easy.
The man that made the best trilogy in history the best trilogy ever made
Lol... he made the car, not back to the future
@@Yourmanbiddle r/wooosh. Without him he would have never made the car meaning we would have never gotten the time travelling delorean
I'd like to watch this as a double feature with _Tucker: The Man and His Dream._
HOLD THAT TIGER!
Tucker is so hard to find!
Anybody knows where to find it?
Nothing stopping you.
@@Raysboss302 netflix
@I. Wynn Wynn I think you need to go back and read the history books because I don't know where you're getting the fact that Tucker wasn't a self-made man he was a self-made man the reason why he was able to make his car the chucker turret turbo or however you say it is he got the money from Patton that he got from the military for the Tucker turret which is actually the same turret that was used during World War II on all the planes and is actually the basis on the turret designed that we basically have and all majority right now of all the military vehicles from Humvees tanks to Jeeps for the gun turrets yeah that's basically an ancestor to the Tucker turret the military bought that patent from him that he had on a car that he made that back before World War I could go faster than 45 miles an hour but at that time the military did not want to buy that vehicle from him because the military Minds that time felt that military vehicles did not need to go faster than 35 miles an hour on a battlefield however they did like the design of his turret so they bought that patent from him he took that money and he put it into making a factory at his house and in that factory he built that car so I don't know what you consider a self-made man but that's what I consider a self-made man
Wow they really nailed down the look for Sam Waterston
Saw this today and I can say I truly enjoyed it. Alec Baldwin, as everyone else did a great job. The rare footage and reenactments were revealing and on point. John Delorean was a very successful businessman and executive whose vision became clouded by other aspects of his personality and psyche. He and his wife Cristina Ferrare were a glamour couple that had everything. I remember seeing one of these cars in person in NYC where I live in the late 70's and I was like wow what kind of car is this? I think I was 11 years old and my brother's girlfriend was like that's a Delorean!!! it was like saying that's a Gucci or that champagne is Dom Perignon ..
Alec Baldwin ruined it
Just got my own DeLorean a few months ago with work needing to be done. Hope to have it drivable before the premier on June 7th.
-VIN 4693
you bought a piece of shit
@@johndillinger8482 🤷♂️
@Tony Johnson i state facts
yo no way good job vro
Congrats! They are getting expensive now, hope you got a deal?
My DeLorean and I will be there!
Lol
Morena Baccarin as Mrs. Supermodel DeLorean? I’m in.
It will start a new genre if this works. "Feature film/ documentary".
It's not the first to blend documentary and fiction or even meta-fiction. There exist niche genres like Docudrama, Docufiction and Cinéma vérité.
Some notable examples include Casting Jonbenet, The Arbor, The Act of Killing and This Is Not A Film.
Surfs up already did it too lol
"American Playboy" on Amazon Prime.
And actor portrays Hugh Hefner, and the real HH is also in it.
Very good, imo.
A really interesting stylistic choice for a documentary. It's nearly 40 years since the climax of the DeLorean story. It's so ripe and low hanging there's a justifiable puzzlement that Hollywood has yet to throw the DeLorean story/saga on screen.
The doc makers hire an A-list star and a rock solid supporting ensemble and shoot part of it like it's a biopic, but then they fold a little of Baldwin's thoughts back into the doc component.
Saw this at the Rio in Vancouver.This was an awesome documentary
They need to have a trilogy pack of movies about failing cars: DeLorean, Bricklin (they haven’t made a movie for it yet), and Tucker.
Framing John Delorean
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Framing John Delorean Is In 2.35:1 Aspect Ratio Screen only used for movie theaters and DVDs 🙂🙂
Alec did a good job with the image, but his voice was still Alec. Delorean def has a unique voice.
Exactly! And Baldwin is too FAT for the role. DeLorean was very fit, tall and a lean machine. Go see the movie Driven.
I can't wait! Alec Baldwin is perfect for this role.
I worked in a dealership that had a DeLorean on the showroom floor. I got to drive it. Loved this doc and I'd like to see one about Alex Baldwin! I had the best roflol belly laugh (literally fell off the couch laughing) at the end when they said "he was fn 80 yrs. old" OmG....I want that on MY gravestone! 🤣😂😄😅😆🤷🏻♀️
Eager to see this. As a youngster I just assumed he was guilty of the drug dealing. Age has made me more cautious. If I'm in a meeting and someone pulls out a load of coke, I'm going to smile and say what I think they want to hear until I can get the heck out.
I just watched this film & I wonder why does John's son hate him so much???...
Self made victim mentality doesn't do much and can't or won't accept any responsibility for it.
There better be an after credits scene with Stephen Whinn hearing about the warehouse of parts and walking in as the lights go on revealing racks and racks of delorean parts and he just smiles, CUT!
My heart rate is a bit faster than it should be
I was blessed enough to be a close friend of another LEGEND - George Barris and got into the “know” of many different aspects of not only the cars that are the staples of our American pop culture and heritage but the personalities behind them.....
John Delorean was hands down a genius.
I would stand in front of ANYONE and debate points of what made his car amazing and an excellent example of quality given it’s development to market cycle.
A truly great man.
I LOVE "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind"! He was the ultimate bad ass! Yes he was definitely a genius!
Im obsessed with anything about John de lorean thanks to bttf even though i can't fucking drive or like cars.
Definitely want to watch this and Alec Baldwin in it is a great choice! 👍
Why, oh, why, oh why, did they not go for _The Man: DeLorean_ ?
This looks good but the idea of a feature film/documentary isn’t much different from the “recreation scenes” you’d see on Unsolved Mysteries or America’s Most Wanted, this just has better actors and production
Very intriguing film for 2019. Yes! 🎬🗽
It's too bad they don't make a legit movie about this guy, I saw a fan made poster for a film called "Stainless" with George Clooney starring as JZD and I wish it was real.
1:28 "when JOHN...puts ALLL thechipsonthetableandloses"
jesus christ sound editing cobbled that together
Cool. Finally a movie. Anyone wants his Autographed Biography look me up.
It would be good, that this film / documentary was released, in Spain. This vehicle is only known for the movie Back to the Future, but it would be interesting to know the history of this car, and its creator, through this movie.
Amazing film, DeLorean a sports car legend.
Well this trailer somehow managed to aged both like milk and wine
Can't wait to see it. I gotta go forward in time to watch this movie.
Meanwhile, the criminals in the Reagan admin. were doing the exact same thing!
Any DeLorean owners that will be attending this film on opening night in the Orlando, FL area June 7th?
Would love to meet up! - VIN 4693
He was a great engineer that's for sure - I'm not sure if he was a great business man.
Y que paso con esta pelicula?
Delorean was the Elon Musk or Tucker of his day. He dared to challenge convention. I hope to own one some day. It was designed in Italy. Thanks.
Anyone know where I can get a flux capacitor for my Delorean?
Ahead of his time truly a legend!!👏👍 But when u go against the big corporation that was his down fall!!!
Selling drugs also.
What song is that at 1:02
Electrotrash by Samuel Alexander Worskett
Great Scott is it really happening?
A very good movie...
That includes: Baldwin, John Delorean and Delorean's kid. HIS SON might be the most respectable of the three now. 🖕🏻🙄🤦🏻♂️
How much cok...i mean... money was invested to make this film...in any case , can't wait to see this!!
What is the piece of classical music in this trailer called?
Craig Eccles Bolero
@@DarkKnightwing75 That's it. cheers
Bolero
Looks awesome! Take my money!
I would have watched this if it wasn't for the Baldwin playing John...
Whats the music at the end
i think its the bolero
Bolero - Maurice Ravel
Yes! ! ! F#@%in' FINALLY! !
Wow Alec Baldwin can play Donald Trump an John delorean...it's like playing the same character with different names lol
Awesome film. Bravo!
You wouldn't know an awesome film if you tripped over one.
Im sorry, Im just slightly confused about what this movie is supposed to be, is it a fictional movie about somebody making a documentary about DeLorean? Is that right?
He didn't have the money... but he had the eyebrows.
This is just a shot in the dark, but isn't this the car back to the future?
Can’t quite figure out what this is supposed to be. Docudramamentary? The trailer is definitely disorganized. I hope the movie makes more sense structurally
I guess he didn't grease the right government palms like Telsa did
Tesla! Was a genius and they called him a devil because they couldn't explain how his inventions worked. Tesla was better than Edison! Tesla wanted to get free electricity to everyone.
Mr Friendly ~ You mean Musk.
Ok well that looks kick ass
Alec Baldwin is amazing here
He’s great in everything he appears in, except for politics. Lol. Politics aside, the dude can act!!!
I don't think he did to great on his latest movie 'rust' lol
Nick, I’m pretty sure I posted this before he killed that poor girl.
I'm there !
1:09 Shit, Alex Baldwin looks like Sam Donaldson!
Just finished this movie. Don't know the guy but you'll be pissed by the end of this. I'm sure he did some messed up stuff but Jesus Christ. I'm just pissed. Didn't deserve what he got.
It’s too bad Cristina talks so sweetly about him when he’s next to her. And alive. But after he died? She says quite the opposite. Detested her by the 3rd episode of the series...
GTO
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Say what you want about everything he did after he left GM, I will always say GM screwed him and he should have been given the reigns to building a complete in-house racing division collaborating with Zora Arkus Duntov. GM's big wigs in starched shirts throwing down vodka tonics at the country club didn't like DeLorean's rock n roll lifestyle but the man knew cars and he knew performance. Duntov knew racing. You put those two men together with a big budget and GM would have ruled racing all over the world for decades. From Trans Am to Grand Nationals to NASCAR to Indy to F1. DeLorean and Duntov would have owned the best of the best, even Ferrari.
How am I gonna find a Delorean in my country
You can buy a new one from old parts
I’m buying one but I don’t know what To pay I’ve been asked 23k 1981 with 22678 miles in good condition can anyone give me some help pleas
Kind of reminds me of another car maker we all know.
Honestly, I will not miss this movie just because Alex Baldwin is playing DeLorean. I am sure Baldwin will do a great job.
Much like the car the film is a mash of odd bits that seem to work for the most part.
If that little "introducing the first" conceit were true, I'd be more likely to watch this movie. But it's not true. There have been a couple of docs on DeLorean, one of which was extremely thorough.
To which specific movie do you refer? As co-writer on the scripted portions of this film, I concede there have been a few very interesting DeLorean documentaries made over the years, which were exhaustively referenced. By now most are dated, and I think you'll find that none of them have the kind of access our team had - over 50 interviews with every surviving member of the DeLorean story. Add to it the deep dive into unrevealed aspects of the story, and then the scripted interpretive scenes, and we do have a true "first" - at least as far as DeLorean and DMC are concerned. Hope you consider giving us a chance.
@@dangreeney "He was fn 80 years old" had me crying I was laughing so hard! Brilliant!
Will this be as bad a American Splendor?
I had high hopes for that film but the back and forth between real people & the actors paying them really hurt the film.
The first feature film of the man behind the DeLorean.
Google search: DRIVEN, made in 2018
The made alec look like jr from dallas 🫣
The first hour was alright then it got a bit stale. I thought the parts with Alec Baldwin were unnecessary. I was hoping for more about the design and legacy of the DMC-12. I relate to John because I too cut corners and am willing to do bad things in order to achieve great things. Like him I'm finding it's hard to pull that off long term.
I absolutely love the Delorean and John, but not a fan of this trailer.
Car itself was a major junk
joeysn7hvn it really wasn’t, that’s just what people who’ve read a article say so they can talk out of their ass. That’s like calling a mustang, challenger or Camaro or GTO junk. Just because it’s old doesn’t mean it’s a piece of shit. Show some respect to older cars.
Nice story. Ruined by Baldwin deciding to play himself playing DeLorean. Lee Pace did a much better characterization of John Z. DeLorean down to the voice and captured his coolness.
In a couple decades we will see a movie like this about Alec Baldwin killing an innocent women 😂🤣😂
I still think Gary Johnston is a better actor then Alec Baldwin.
Wow
Why didn’t he try and merge/sell with GM… Specialty car?
Unfortunately the old guard at GM couldn't stand him, though he was absolutely brilliant and made tons of money for them.
looks good hopefully its not rated R
watch movie driven
I just watched the movie , Alec Baldwin did a great job.. Thanx J.Delorean for the Pontiac production ( owned a '65 poncho) classic cars ..you went to Europe to create an import ala VW , epic fail
Eyebrows
Ummm okay is this a movie or not???
Interesting looks good
Trying to create a car company with no money was pretty stupid.
Alec Baldwin’s face is too boozed out to play Delorean.
It was a big thing at the time a Delorian car. I could not wait to actually see one on the street. Stainless steel, gulwing doors and all the chebang but a shitty 2.8 litre V6
That looks interesting.
2:01 No shit.
Este coche fue creado por John delorean creador del auto de la película volver al futuro y mi tocayo igual ami nombre John paul Olgado Fuentes del Perú lima cercado taller norte y creador de mi auto fantástico que yo tuve en Lima Peru cercado taller norte
I like everything about this trailer except for Alec Baldwin portraying John Z. Delorean. I've spoken to Mr. Delorean a few times during the late-1990s at a couple retail stores in central New Jersey where I had worked part-time. What a gentleman he was. He had more style and grace than Alec Baldwin will ever have. That's why I think it would be difficult for me to watch this film just because it's Mr. Baldwin playing the part. Besides, Alec Baldwin loathes President Trump yet portrays him on SNL... Yet another reason why I don't care for Alec Baldwin.
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