The Gumball Rally 1976
- Movie: The Gumball Rally
- Detected quality: 480p
- IMDb link: 0074597
- IMDb rating: 6.2 (4,907 votes) Search
- Genres: Comedy
- Director: Charles Bail
- Cast: Michael Sarrazin, Raul Julia, Gary Busey, Tim McIntire, Norman Burton, John Durren and others
- Release date: 28 Jul 1976
- Release year: 1976
- Runtime: 107 minutes
- Country: United States
- Keywords: car racing, carsploitation, road race, illegal car race, illegal road race, caper, ensemble cast, ensemble comedy, race car driver, italian character
- Budget: $4,500,000
Plot
Storyline
An eclectic group of people takes part in a secret, and illegal, cross country road race.
Michael Bannon, the wealthy but restless president of New York based Richter Chocolate and Confections, secretly issuing the code word "gumball" to those in the know across the country signifies that interested parties are to convene in New York City for the next Gumball Rally, an approximate one and a half day illegal motor vehicle race from a hidden New York City garage to the Queen Mary parking lot at Long Beach, California. There is only one rule for the race: there are no rules. The race was initiated and is organized by Mike and his twenty year best friend and competitor Steve Smith - Smitty - who will this year have as the seconds in their respective vehicles Samuel Graves, a Boston university tenure track Classics professor who is worried about getting caught which would threaten his tenure, and Italian race car driver Franco Bertollini, who arguably has the opposite sex on his mind more than the race. One hopeful new entrant this year is Jose, the car-less gopher at the garage and the race starter, who not only wants to show his overbearing aspiring actress girlfriend Angie that he has a car - a stipulation she has before she will go on anymore dates with him - but also to get her to Hollywood. What happens during the race will be a combination of skill, perseverance, luck, motivation, priorities and a little improvisation on the run. Someone who may factor into the results is LAPD's exasperated Lieutenant Roscoe, who for years, along with police forces he has co-opted across the country, has tried to nail specifically Mike and Smitty on some legality to get them out of the race business, which he has so far been unable to do as Mike and Smitty always seem to have the leg up on him. As this may be Roscoe's last year as he inches toward retirement, he would see success on this front as a crown in his retirement.
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