How long is GONE IN 60 SECONDS / SPEEDTRAP?

GONE IN 60 SECONDS / SPEEDTRAP is 3 hr 38 min long.

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GONE IN 60 SECONDS, 1974, 105 min. Car-crash king H.B. “Toby” Halicki wrote, produced, directed and starred in this high-octane action film; as Maindrian Pace, he’s an auto insurance investigator who secretly runs a car theft ring. When the police get wind of his operation, Pace leads one of the most incredible movie chases in history - 40 minutes through five Southern California cities, during which 93 cars are wrecked. SPEEDTRAP, 1977, 113 min. Dir. Earl Bellamy. Joe Don Baker is the man the auto insurance companies turn to when a rash of car thefts baffle police. As no-nonsense private eye Pete Novick, he and rookie cop Nifty Nolan (a pre-“Cagney and Lacey” Tyne Daly) burn rubber in pursuit of elusive wheel man the Road Runner; needless to say, a lot of cars get banged up along the way. With Robert Loggia and Richard Jaeckel.

GONE IN 60 SECONDS / SPEEDTRAP

Name: GONE IN 60 SECONDS / SPEEDTRAP
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How long is GONE IN 60 SECONDS / SPEEDTRAP?: GONE IN 60 SECONDS / SPEEDTRAP is 3 hr 38 min long.

What is GONE IN 60 SECONDS / SPEEDTRAP about?: GONE IN 60 SECONDS, 1974, 105 min. Car-crash king H.B. “Toby” Halicki wrote, produced, directed and starred in this high-octane action film; as Maindrian Pace, he’s an auto insurance investigator who secretly runs a car theft ring. When the police get wind of his operation, Pace leads one of the most incredible movie chases in history - 40 minutes through five Southern California cities, during which 93 cars are wrecked. SPEEDTRAP, 1977, 113 min. Dir. Earl Bellamy. Joe Don Baker is the man the auto insurance companies turn to when a rash of car thefts baffle police. As no-nonsense private eye Pete Novick, he and rookie cop Nifty Nolan (a pre-“Cagney and Lacey” Tyne Daly) burn rubber in pursuit of elusive wheel man the Road Runner; needless to say, a lot of cars get banged up along the way. With Robert Loggia and Richard Jaeckel.