The Pontiac Trans Am was one of the most iconic cars of the muscle car era - so much so, it even landed in Hollywood. Here ...

This Roger Corman-produced movie is like the violent cousin of The Cannonball Run. There's nothing funny about this cross-country race, but man, the race scenes are just so cool. You just knew Steve ...

The fifth entry in director Company Matsuos popular adult video series and its first theatricallyreleased feature Six men race each other by car and motorbike from Tokyo to Sapporo while competing ...

The race even inspired the 1981 comedy film Cannonball Run starring Burt Reynolds. It became a box office smash and molded ...

A high-octane cast fuels this sequel about a cross-country race. Burt Reynolds, Dom DeLuise, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Shirley MacLaine, Marilu Henner, Jamie Farr, Telly Savalas, Susan Anton ...

One of his last hits, The Cannonball Run, released in 1981, starred Reynolds as an outlaw race car driver. It spawned several sequels. Getty Images Reynolds with actress Sally Field from the film ...

Peter appeared in films like Easy Rider, The Cannonball Run and Ulee’s Gold. He won two Golden Globes and earned two Academy Award nominations over his career. Jane has had star roles in the ...

Reynolds went on to star in the films Deliverance (1972), The Longest Yard (1974), Smokey and the Bandit (1977) and The Cannonball Run (1981). He also appeared on Evening Shade (1990-1994), which ...

Pirate Queens will be presented at the Cannonball Festival, the largest hub of the Philadelphia FringeArts Festival at Christ Church Neighborhood House (20 N American St), running for a limited ...

How many Broadway shows has Marilu Henner been in? Marilu Henner has appeared on Broadway in 7 shows. How many West End shows has Marilu Henner been in? Marilu Henner has not appeared in the West ...

“We run about 125 shows this year. We have almost 25 workshops and mess-hall events, which are panels and secret little treasures that will pop up throughout our venues.” As Cannonball ...

Within an automotive subculture, he was regarded as a tech rebel who helped reset the never-ending duel between police looking for speeders and drivers seeking not to get nabbed.