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(1971-1979) Cannonball Run, Alex Roy, Cars, Cast, Cory Welles, Drivers, Media, Photos, Polizei 144A - 2000 E39 BMW M5, Production, Races and VideosArchive for the 'Cory Welles' Category
Cory takes off for a couple of weeks, and all of a sudden she’s e-mailing pics of enormous pieces of 32 Hours 7 Minutes sand art.
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Cory Welles, Media, Photos and Production
Now, some of you might think this film isn’t done because Loch has been focusing all his energy on extreme sports, and some of you might think we haven’t finished yet because Cory (pictured above) is drinking margaritas on a beach somewhere in Cali while two guys named Dan and Dr. Smooth (unfortunately not pictured above) fan her with palm fronds, but I’m inclined to think it’s not done because this puppy is freaking big.
Sorry I couldn’t locate our dolly for this shot, but I think you get the picture. Regardless of your takes, though, thanks to wireless beach access and advancing osteotechnology, we are running at full blast, and can see the light and the end of the tunnel.
Cory Welles and ProductionIn early November 2005, 32 Hours 7 Minutes director Cory Welles screened a rough cut in NYC for Alex Roy, Team Polizei’s fearless captain and experienced rally driver. By mid-December, 2005, little more than one month later, Welles and Roy, along with his co-pilot Jon Goodrich, set out to see if this 20+ year old cross-country driving record was real - and maybe even breakable - today.
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(2005-2006) Record Run, Alex Roy, Cars, Cast, Cory Welles, Drivers, Jon Goodrich, Media, Photos, Polizei 144A - 2000 E39 BMW M5, Production, Races and Videos
