The Green Hornet Movie Car Feature

Inside the Green Hornet’s Hot Rod, the Black Beauty By Rob Kinnan After attending an early screening and press conference for the new Green Hornet movie, we got a chance to spend a little time in the Black Beauty to find out some of its features. The car is a ’65 Chrysler Imperial, one of about 10 built by Dennis McCarthy, and true to the TV show from the ’60s, it’s equipped with rockets, guns, and a bunch of other implements of destruction. The one we shot the video of is one of the “hero cars” that was used for closeups and interior shots, and is being hauled around the show circuit the same time the movie is out, so it’s still very nice, unlike most of the others that were destroyed making the film. Many of the cars use GM Performance Parts ZZ454 crate motors, TH400s, Moser 9-inch rearends, and a long list of other good aftermarket parts, but this specific car still has a 413 in it, which is kind of cool. It runs, but they didn’t drive it at the press conference for us. Check out the video, as well as some other behind the scenes videos provided by Columbia Pictures. The movie opens Friday January 14, 2011 and it’s good. Written by Seth Rogan and Evan Goldberg, lifelong buddies who also wrote (and Rogan appeared in) Superbad, it’s a funny movie. Know that it’s a superhero-style comic book come to the big screen, so the action, while a ton of fun to watch (especially in 3D, which this movie is) is pretty ridiculous from a reality standpoint. But then so what; It’s a …
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