Tarantino Movie Cars - Once Upon a Time in Hollywood! The REAL Manson MURDER Car!

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The Cars from Once Upon a Time in Hollywood - Quentin Tarantino
1968 Karmann Ghia driven by Brad Pitt
1968 Pontiac Firebird
1974 Porsche 911
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@debbiejones3911 Год назад

I'm surprised Quentin T. thought using the real cars in the movie was creepy. I thought nothing would be too creepy for him.

@LoriCLove71 Год назад

Me too Debbie! LOL

@LannieLord Год назад

I totally agree. He's pretty ghoulish , like John Waters . He , like Waters , is a purist. Weird.

@rickloera9468 Год назад

Same here

@lindahill9980 3 месяца назад

Thanks Scott

@colin1487 Месяц назад

Maybe he done it out of respect as well?

@artcoleman3503 Год назад

I was just starting my career in law enforcement, and had to go to court sitting outside of the court room for two weeks,we were right next to the manson trial and would see parts of it waiting to testify I remember walking by family members of manson each day. what a circus.

@stephenbrothers42 Год назад

we're LAPD, or LACSD

@artcoleman3503 Год назад

@@stephenbrothers42 LASD

@janetphillips2875 Год назад

A guy from Oklahoma cant drive a stick shift?? Anywho, I believe the original Abigail Folger car is in Georgia, with the Bradley bumper sticker still on it. And for the '59 Fairlane being only 10 years old in 1969, it surely was ragged out! I wonder what happened to Steven Parent's car? Im guessing his parents got rid of it? Anyone know?

@chrissyknowsitall5170 Год назад

In the movie when Brad Pitt and the girl hitchhiker drive onto the freeway I saw a Cougar. My first car was a 68' Cougar. I loved this movie so much and the ending left me in tears. If only.....

@tmajcan94 Год назад

This is my favorite Tarantino movie. Thank you so much Scott for sharing all this amazing footage and information. Even really cool getting to be on set. I'm so fascinated with Hollywood history which is why your channel is one of my favorites on RU-vid. Much love from Pittsburgh PA!

@jamesbergman4917 Год назад

The Pontiac yellow was called Mayfair Maize.

@weaselsuit Год назад

My god. That Abigail Folger car is incredible.

@Jenneo7435 Год назад

Great video! I love the big steering wheels in old cars. Thank you for all your hard work. I like how you're so enthusiastic about all you share with us!

@arrowguy173 Год назад

Abigail had great taste in cars! The 1st and 2nd gen Firebirds/ Trans Ams were the coolest.

@cheaptricked Год назад

Jay’s Porsche was a very rare 1 of 499 911L with the semi-automatic “Sportomatic” transmission.

@janmarchand7294 Год назад

Soooo nostalgic! Thanks Scott, this was great! Oh, and a big shout out to Henry and his beautiful muscle cars, they're a favorite of mine also.

@andytaylor5476 Год назад

It's nice that a part of Abigail is still with us and in great condition 54 years later. Thanks for this.

@jamescon55 Год назад

Indeed 🙌...And WHAT style she had! 1968 Firebird, Butternut Cream/Black vinyl top WITH Torque Thrusts! 😎👍

@ronmaatita8845 Год назад

As the owner of a 78 911, I appreciate this car based video….and your correct pronunciation of the name Porsche. Those cars didn’t change too much year to year…..just small evolutions. I’ve been wanting to ‘back date’ my car to the look of Mr. Sebring’s for a while now. I doubt I ever will.

@MissPiggy. Год назад

Hi Scott🥰 I love his car collection! Especially the colors! I’m a color freak too. I like to go to car shows and check out all the beautiful cars. Thanks🥰

@doccyclopz Год назад

Can't wait to see the extended cut. OUATIH is probably my favorite movie of the last 20 years as I'm sure it is to most people of a certain vintage. I personally found it very cathartic, Tarantino making the Boogiemen of my Childhood get their deserved comeuppance. Funny side note. Ever since I was a kid (Thx Hot Wheels) I loved the look of the 67-68 Firebirds and in fact owned one for about a week (a long story) but I had no clue that Abigail Folger owned one until I saw the movie.

@pl5624 Год назад

Couldn't drive a manual stick...lol

@mathewm7136 Год назад

...per my insurance agent, it's considered the best anti-theft device available. 2022 was the first year that manual transmissions were not available on any new car or truck except for high end sportscars.

@Lisa1111 Год назад

I just love these cars! My dad owned a car lot when I was small and I just loved being there with him learning! Thanks from Seattle Scott ❤️

@donaldduncan7095 Год назад

Wow ! didn't know the "Family" car existed. Thanks, doesn't get any better for a movie and car nerd like me.

@sunbeagle9769 Год назад

Pitt could not drive a stick?! Bwaa haaa haaaa OK.

@pam9981 Год назад

I know! What a wussy! Bet he can’t back a trailer either!

@variousJnames 5 месяцев назад

😂 Still makes way more money than you ever will

@Sarahbuildsstepsequencers Год назад

Imagine! If the murder car was gone over by forensics personnel, they’d surly find dna of the Manson members and *possibly* dna from some of the victims themselves.

@julistrauss870 Год назад

Great video, Scott! Thanks for uploading....

@lotstodo Год назад

Cool video. I love that QT saved Sharon. Great movie. I remember being so anxious watching it, knowing what was coming. But the ending was fantastic. Tried to imagine how the heroics would have changed Cliff and Rick.

@deeanna3335 Год назад

I hesitated watching it for the same reason. But I asked a friend who'd seen it if they showed the murder. She said no so I really liked how it ended.

@anthonyangeli256 Год назад

Great video Scott. Loved all those cars, brings back a lot of memories. Loved the movie too. I find it interesting & actually kinda funny that the manly Brad Pitt can't drive a stick shift! Lol

@TiaCatR Год назад

I found that funny, too. And also lame - it's really not that hard to learn how to drive a stick.

@chowchops Год назад

So when we’re seatbelts mandatory? I was born in ‘62 ( great year wasn’t it Scott?). My first car was a 1972 Skylark and it did have seatbelts. I really like that collectors Challenger. Awesome car !

@PageCreations Год назад

Growing up in Southern CA, it was fun to see the Oscar Meyer Wiener mobile. I used to see that thing out on the road all the time. Also running into situations where they were filming all the time. It just seemed like another ordinary day. I don't remember much when it came to the murders really. I was only about 5 yrs old when that happened. Such a sad and tragic story. Over the years I've become very familiar with everything that happened. In the late 70's my family moved to the Central Valley area of CA and the small town I lived in had some dealings with Manson family members because of the prison Charles Manson was at. I had a family member who was a correctional officer at that prison and he mentioned how they had special rules in place for those who guarded him.

@sherrychastain2920 4 месяца назад

I worked at a grocery/sporting goods store in 1974 and got to ride in wiener mobile around the store parking lot,,, Galyans, Plainfield Indiana. (3laps!)

@cheaptricked 4 месяца назад

That yellow on the Firebird is called “Mayfair Maize.” How 60s is that?😎

@steves9905 Год назад

I'm a car geek and a purist when it comes to the cars in period movies. The one thing nearly all of them get wrong, like this movie, is that cars that were 5-10 years old would have been a lot dirtier and banged up in 1969 cause people didn't care about old cars then, except for classics or high end euro sports cars. The '59 Ford killer car is the one exception, due to its featured status. One difference between the real and movie Fords is the real car is a rare hardtop and the movie car is a sedan...finding another hardtop would be a needle in the haystack. Also, a too-new car always shows up in period movies, like the '71 LeMans in the background in one scene in this movie. And that Ghia was way too hot for a real VW, makes sense that it has a subie in it. But overall, this movie gets it pretty good, which is so important cause S Cali was car-central back then. My dream job would to be a car wrangler for the movies

@Tammy-oi2pp Год назад

Thanks Scott This is a very riveting video So much information and detail.I'm glad you had the ability to not only see the car but take a ride. I appreciate all your information and vehicles to show us. Yes Thank you Everyone for contributing to this video. ❤️ Take Care Scott from Tammy in PA

@rbcrain2469 Год назад

I'm surprised you didn't mention the 66 Cadillac. The movie opens with a shot of its dash. I new what it was because my aunt had one.

@indiandaeng Год назад

What is amazing thst even in 1969 that car made it to 2 murders without breaking down

@loribleessppp668 Год назад

My first car was a 1968 Firebird! Bright Yellow with a Black Top. Wow! I didn't know Abigail Folger had one. Thank you Scott.

@FlyersinHD Год назад

Can't tell you how much I love the OUATIH videos. Obliviously, not covered in this video but the history behind RIck's Cadillac is interesting as well. I believe up until the production of OUATIH (correct me if I'm wrong) the car actually belonged to Michael Madsen. The same car is used in Reservoir Dogs as well & is the car that Michael Madsen's Mr. Blonde drives. So in the Tarantino-verse perhaps Mr. Blonde was fan of Rick Dalton!

@ninamc6116 Год назад

My grandpa had a Caddy just like Rick’s in OUATIH. That’s Michael Madsen’s car

@scotabot7826 9 месяцев назад

Pitt can't drive a stick shift. Wow!! That is crazy!! I sure wouldn't have told anyone if I couldn't!!!!!

@eth39232 Год назад

Fairlane 500 Galaxie. 1959 was first year of Galaxie and was a trim level of Fairlane 500. Called just Galaxie in 1960. Galaxie 500 debuted in 1962 as premium Galaxie, as Fairlane became mid-sized car in 1962. Rick Dalton's Coupe DeVille wasn't mentioned, but I understand it is the same car used in Reservoir Dogs.

@jillgross6232 Год назад

A totally nice guy! What a collection of beauties he has! 😊 Most people would give a kidney to own them. Being a teen in the early 1980's it was mandatory to own a muscle car. I was fortunate....my Dad bought a 66 Ford Mustang the week I was born. He stored it and it was my 16th birthday present. It had 14 original miles. All the guys in my school had Chevelles, Chargers, Firebird, and Trans Ams. They bought them and worked on restoring them. We had a young guy named Steve Brandt...his nickname was Bondo Barney. His car looked gorgeous but under that paint job it was 70% Bondo, lol! 😂😂😂

@tp5776 Год назад

He is correct about the same color with different names assigned. Gm color chart 1968 Chevy: Butternut Yellow Buick: Cameo Cream Olds: Saffron Pontiac: Mayfair Maize I believe the 73 Challenger color is Chrysler Coral Turquoise Metallic

@jamescon55 Год назад

Ohhh man, WHY did you have to tell me "the fact" THAT, Brad Pitt COULDN'T drive a stick so they made the movie car an automatic (so Pitt COULD drive it) 😫...???. Shattering my image of him, 😔 Lol.... Evidently? He CAN'T DO ANYTHING/EVERYTHING , and be GOOD at it....😒

@Wooley689 Год назад

Very cool Scott. Thanks for sharing this with all of us.

@k2000kidd1 Год назад

It's amazing the level of detail Quentin Tarantino brings creating 60s Hollywood and LA. Imagine the clout that guy has to shut down Hollywood Blvd and a 2 mile stretch of the 405 IIRC He sourced over 300 period correct cars for the film. You wont spot a Minivan or SUV in a single frame

@Glovesforfoxes Год назад

I'm really looking forward to a future Abigail Folger video. Of all the people who lost their lives that night, I feel I know the least about her. It was wonderful and bittersweet to find the car remains. Thank you for another excellent video, Scott.

@calico26 Год назад

We know the least about her cuz her family is very protective and didn’t talk about her at all after the murders happened

@brianhenry9799 Год назад

@@calico26 Indeed. I was surprised to see her photo in this video.

@rhettdrake5725 Год назад

@calico26 You are 100% correct. I watched a documentary about how Abigail Folger's Dad told people that if they talked about Abigail they would be sued and pretty much be ruined by him if they tried to say anything about her.

@variousJnames 5 месяцев назад

I know her little sister who was born shortly after Abigail's murder, is a wealthy socialite in San Francisco. She never knew her late sister but knows of her. One article said she and her family choose not to bring her up because the memory was so painful. Hard to believe her little sister is near my age, 54 now.

@Glovesforfoxes 5 месяцев назад

@variousJnames I think the more we know about Manson's victims, the less people will revere him as some kind of hero, but you are right the Folger family wishes must be respected above all.

@bjazzgguy7849 7 месяцев назад

In the 1976 helter skelter movie the 59' Ford has a dent in the chrome above the grill & does not have a miss match gold front fender ? Both front fenders are yellow could a change have been made since 1976 ? Puzzling cause the driver door damage matches . And why would changes like that be done ? hmm ? lol

@meaghanmcgurn2469 Год назад

To see these cars really makes it sink in how long ago helter skelter occurred, but with the interest of the case it feels like yesterday.

@lovebuzz1979 Год назад

Yeah that Firebird is awesome. Once upon a time in Hollywood is My Favorite movie ever!❤️

@Queen_banana1983 12 дней назад

Movie sucked what was so cool about it??

@nancymiller7294 Год назад

Too bad our Government destroyed the individuality of the CARS . Back then you immediately knew what kind of Car drove by now they all look about the same way,

@NetWit20 4 месяца назад

The real 1959 Ford Fairlane was not used in the movie because the owner did not want mounts attached to it or anything else related to cameras and equipment because it would take away from the originality.

@Madakalim Год назад

I like to imagine some of the aged Family members seeing the movie and wondering how they reacted to depictions and the end! I know the theatres I saw it in were basically rooting on Cliff and Brandy mauling them Dirty Fuckin Hippies but if you were an actual past associate of the group in the audience I hope they felt like they stood out like a sore thumb. That is the magic of Tarantinos revisionist justice!

@BogattheMoon Год назад

Tarantino's attention to detail missed the mark on Sebring's Porsche; big ass ugly US spec impact boots on the rear, not to mention this '73 is lowered. Jay's 911 was a semi-automatic too btw, not that it's relevant to any scenes. Also, using the same Corvair in so many scenes, C'mon Quinton..lol Definitely one of my favorite Tarantino flicks!

@bobert8618 Год назад

Sorry, Brad didn't' know whow to drive a shift shift > Bull Shift! and this is from a guy who doesn't t hink he deserves getting enough than Sinatra!

@ndogg20 Год назад

Then there's the 1950 MG TD Roadster used in the scene where Roman Polanski is driving Sharon Tate to the Playboy Mansion. Tarantino was inspired to use that car as a reference to the 1969 film Photo Shop, a meandering film featuring that car driving through Tarantino's favorite city Los Angeles.

@lisad476 Год назад

I absolutely love..once upon a time..great great movie. I know someone who has a 1967 Impala..very cool car Henry has an amazing car collection..wish I could afford his car...thanks for the tour Henry

@chadmears136 4 месяца назад

Awesome movie, your videos are the Best Scott ❤thanks

@carystorm1863 Год назад

The catalytic converter was recently stolen off the weiner mobile

@Thomas116-m2n Год назад

My dad test drove a Karmann Ghia in '68. He told me that it quit on him during the test drive and he and the salesman had to walk to a pay phone and call the dealership for a tow truck and a ride back to the dealership. Needless to say, he didn't buy the car.

@DCRT-ot2bf Год назад

What ever happen to parents rambler and the Porsche are they still around??

@tonyshapiro5610 Год назад

For $50,000 you can take a ride in the Murder car with Manson’s Son Michael Brunner.

@allenschmitz9644 Год назад

68' Fire bird was way cooler than Camaro back then.

@auntieelizabethleepermartinez Год назад

Kinda remember those murders about most 7 years at that time but it's all in fog cause my mom's mom died in June 1969 so I was very sad that time but thank you for sharing it

@ninamc6116 Год назад

I’m also a muscle car fanatic but I don’t have the $$$ to buy them. I had a ‘67 Chevelle Malibu super sport but I lost it in a divorce. Great video Scott!!

@MrWhip55 Год назад

Another fascinating v/log, Scott.

@geneaikenii1092 Год назад

so very cool, Scott, as always. thanks. cool movie, with super wicked cool cars.. cool director. you are very blessed with good friends and a good, interesting life. watchin and lovin ya from a big fan, here in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. take it easy. keep em coming,. can't wait for the next. go with God. peace.

@geico1975 Год назад

Way cool! Not that it has any Pop-culture relevence or anything, but I would love to own a 1969 Corvette 427 4-speed transmission:)

@christylove4834 Год назад

Great Vlog !! Very interesting

@ronaldmiller2740 Год назад

HI SCOTT,, AWSOME VIDEO!!!!! I CAN'T BELIEVE NO ONE WANTS TO BUY HIS FIREBIRD IT'S IN GREAT CONDTION... MY 1978 BUICK SKYLARK ALSO WAS USED AS A X-TRA IN SOME MOVIES ,,.. THESE CARS USED IN THIS MOVIE AND OTHER'S WERE USED BY GUY'S GAL'S HAVING OLD CAR THAT GO TO CAR SHOWS..GREAT CAR COLLETION,,.. THANK'S GUY''S..

@THROTTLEPOWER Год назад

Great vid Scott!!! 👍👍 Henry seems like a really cool guy. Next time I'm in Vegas I hope to hook up with him and film his collection! 🙂

@russellj.s.257 Год назад

Didn't they use the Fairlane that Tex Watson and Charles Manson drove for the 1976 TV movie Helter Skelter?

@cheaptricked 4 месяца назад

Correct

@andrealepinske2922 Год назад

I maybe a girl but love those cars

@andreadeamon6419 Год назад

I like Henry. He's a mopar and bowtie collector. He knows his cars ❤️

@andreadeamon6419 Год назад

We had a 72 roadrunner. Did Henry's have the airgrabber hood?

@NanceDrew Год назад

Brad Pitt can’t drive a manual/stick shift…he has many motorcycles and those are manuals. It’s not listed anywhere that he can’t drive a stick.

@ullabratt1900 8 месяцев назад

where is the Polanski Car ?

@karenleemallonee684 Год назад

Love your videos, Scott! This one was so interesting!!!

@jimray2281 Год назад

Beautiful collection Henry! The teal Challenger takes it for me 🤤 thanks Scott - excellent video!

@jackiemac9842 Год назад

Love love this! I remember all those cars. My first car 1967 chevelle SS396. I was 18 when murders happened. You don’t want to know my thoughts I had then

@tristatefullautoshootandtr5676 Год назад

The Galaxie 500 or as Rick Dalton refers to it "this mechanical a-hole"

@Skunkape74 Год назад

Good stuff Scott...Thanks for sharing....Love the classics!!!

@arricammarques1955 Год назад

When petrol was affordable before high inflation.

@PGHMEDIA Год назад

Where is the ice cream truck?

@Edward-pu1wt 7 месяцев назад

The Oscar Meyer wiener-mobile. In the early 1960's it would show up at supermarkets and they would give out Oscar Meyer whistles that looked like an Oscar Meyer wiener miniature.

@slicksnewonenow Год назад

Tarantino's '59 Ford isn't EXACTLY like the original... It's a four door post sedan, while the "murder car" was a four door hardtop. Otherwise, the relicing of the paint, etc... Is really close.

@thewiseoldrailroadingbear666 Год назад

Really enjoyed this video, thank you! Loved the film and that Quentin Tarantino used real cars and locations, not CGI! Plenty of interesting detail here, many thanks!

@LannieLord Год назад

Is there ANY TRUTH to the rumor that "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" is going to be .....a series ?! And each episode would be a different YEAR spanning the 1930s thru the early 1980s ?????? OMG ; that would be pretty awesome . I wonder if "The Wonderland Murders" OR "The Lana Turner Story" would be the first episode ?

@japanjack62 Год назад

Abigail Folger must of bought it off the lot, those mag wheels aren't preppy... I'm kinda surprised she didn't buy a VW or BMW, or Volvo. The Karman Ghia is a 69 or 70. the high back seats weren't used in 68.. Did Tarantino own a 1980 White Honda Civic ? he used one in both Jackie Brown and Pulp Fiction.

@Sarahbuildsstepsequencers Год назад

Dang! I would’ve won the Firebird!!! I guessed it was behind door number 1!

@WillChandlerFLD120 Год назад

Love the firebird 400. I always thought the car was white from the pictures. My young little league coach had a white black vinyl top 68 400. he'd give us a ride to games. I can remember summer 1980 headed to the ballpark hammer! down! remember the song on the radio... Lipps Inc " Funky Town" good times

@OnkelPHMagee Год назад

"Plum Crazy" was the Dodge name for that purple which was only offered on new cars in 1970 and 1971. Plymouth called it "In Violet."

@kevinhensley4643 Год назад

You're a very lucky man, Scott!! Thanks for sharing!!

@joeblanco3694 Год назад

Awesome vlog..ur right Henry seems like a good & genourus person I can appreciate his recollection of the Manson murder's bc although I was closer to his brother's age my recollection is watching it on the news & my mother sort of careful way explaining what had happened. I loved his collection in his garage I'm also a huge vintage car fan.. Scott I also enjoyed you're rt.66 journey with you're pal Jordan whose vlogs I also appreciate, thank you & take care.

@sawzawsaw Год назад

You just casually walk by and disregard a VW Hebmuller? What's wrong with you?

@MB-vu3ow Год назад

The most annoying ads include “I was blown away.” Writers displaying their grade school deficiency.

@relicman Год назад

My stock in Brad Pitt went down a bit hearing that he can't drive a stick shift. One of the cool things about Cruise is how he can drive and fly all kinds of cool stuff!