No premiere date was announced at the time of writing. BS7 was a true racer and a legend, and he deserves the best there is in this biopic. And we also hope that whoever is chosen to play as Barry will be able to live up to the high expectations. In 1865, Timothee, a wanderer, arrives in a village in southern France pretending he is deaf and mute.
We'd like to see Sheene evoked the way he was, with his good sides and bad sides. For example, we'd like to see the (in)famous hole in Sheene's helmet chin bar that allowed him to smoke until seconds before the start of a race! Will Sheene be a politically correct movie, or will it show the life of the great racer as it was? It will be interesting to see how accurately the production crew will reproduce Barry's life, and we are saying this because the road racing world is so much different nowadays.Ĭompared to what most Grand Prix racers are today, Sheene was a reckless, unapologetic rebel and we hope for dear life that his charisma will not be cosmeticized to suit today's so-called (socially-acceptable) standards. The film is based on true events, It's about two sisters who are trapped under the fiberglass cover of an Olympic sized public pool. Often referred to as the "original Grand Prix playboy," Barry Sheene was a heavy smoker and drinker, and he also liked to party a lot, while being a spectacular and keen rider. Deep Water is an upcoming psychological thriller film directed by Adrian Lyne, based on the novel of the same name by Patricia Highsmith, from a screenplay by Zach Helm and Sam Levinson. He was a two-time world champion and a very charismatic rider, but he also epitomized the spirit of the old school racers. Barry Sheene is widely regarded as one of the most controversial characters in the road racing world, and learning about a production team that will document his career and life and make a biopic is simply great.
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