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Speed Racer was originally an English adaptation of the Japanese anime Mach GoGoGo which centered on automobile racing. The series is an early example of an anime becoming a successful franchise in the United States. The creators of the Matrix took on the task of bringing this cartoon to life on the big screen. For hot rods and race car posters.


 

 

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Born to race cars, Speed Racer is aggressive, instinctive and, most of all, fearless. His only real competition is the memory of the brother he idolized - the legendary Rex Racer, whose death in a race has left behind a legacy that Speed is driven to fulfill. Speed is loyal to the family racing business, led by his father, Pops Racer, the designer of Speed's thundering Mach 5. When Speed turns down a lucrative and tempting offer from Royalton Industries, he not only infuriates the company's maniacal owner but uncovers a terrible secret - some of the biggest races are being fixed by a handful of ruthless moguls who manipulate the top drivers to boost profits. If Speed won't drive for Royalton, Royalton will see to it that the Mach 5 never crosses another finish line. The only way for Speed to save his family's business and the sport he loves is to beat Royalton at his own game. With the support of his family and his loyal girlfriend, Trixie, Speed teams with his one-time rival - the mysterious Racer X - to win the race that had taken his brother's life: the death-defying, cross-country rally known as The Crucible.

Cast

Emile Hirsch ... Speed

Nicholas Elia ... Young Speed

Susan Sarandon ... Mom
Melissa Holroyd ... Speed's Teacher

Ariel Winter ... Young Trixie

Scott Porter ... Rex
Gian Ganziano ... Everyman Announcer

Peter Fernandez ... Local Announcer

Harvey Friedman ... Harold Ledermann Announcer
Sadao Ueda ... Japanese Announcer
Valery Tscheplanowa ... Russian Announcer
Sami Loris ... Italian Announcer
Olivier Marlo ... French Announcer
Sean McDonagh ... Celtic Announcer
Kick Gurry ... Sparky

Christian Oliver ... Snake Oiler

John Goodman ... Pops

Vinzenz Kiefer ... Crew Chief / Sempre Fi-Ber Driver
Mark Zak ... Blackjack Benelli

Paulie Litt ... Spritle
Willy ... Chim Chim

Christina Ricci ... Trixie
Julia Joyce ... Blonde Pack Leader

Clayton Nemrow ... Race Announcer
Ricky Watson ... Race Commentator
Brandon Robinson ... Big Mouth
L. Trey Wilson ... Press Man

Matthew Fox ... Racer X

Nayo Wallace ... Minx (as Nayo K. Wallace)
Roger Allam ... Royalton
Lauren Blake ... Flight Attendant

Cosma Shiva Hagen ... Gennie
Ralph Herforth ... Cannonball Taylor
Rain ... Taejo Togokhan
Waldemar Kobus ... Vinny – Cruncher Thug
John Benfield ... Cruncher Block
Max Hopp ... Cruncher Thug
Julie T. Wallace ... Truck Driver
Hiroyuki Sanada ... Mr. Musha
Matthias Redlhammer ... Marvin the Cleaning Man
Eckehard Hoffmann ... Joel Goldman (Ecki Hoffman)

Stephen Marcus ... Security Goon

Art LaFleur ... Fuji Announcer #1
Peter Navy Tuiasosopo ... Fuji Announcer #2

Yu Nan ... Horuko
Moritz Bleibtreu ... Grey Ghost
Paul Sirr ... Dour Face

Richard Roundtree ... Ben Burns

Benno Fürmann ... Inspector Detector
Ramon Tikaram ... Casa Christo Announcer
Melvil Poupaud ... Johnny 'Goodboy' Jones
Kady Taylor ... Queen of Casa Christo
Junior Sone Enang ... Shark Driver

Jana Pallaske ... Delila
Bojidara Maximova ... Flying Fox (as Dari Maximova)

Werner Daehn ... Sempre Fi-Ber Leader
Komi Togbonou ... Thor-azine Leader
Leila Rozario ... Hydro-cell Driver
Steven Wilson ... C.I.B. Security Man

Karl Yune ... Taejo Body Guard

Togo Igawa ... Mr. Togokahn
Jonathan Kinsler ... Fuji Reporter #1

Anatole Taubman ... Fuji Reporter #2
Ben Miles ... Cass Jones

Frank Witter ... Security Official

Megan Gay ... Senior Race Official

Corinne Orr ... Grand Prix Female Announder
Joe Mazza ... Nitro

Joon Park ... Yakuza Driver
Ludmilla Ismailow ... Denise
Milka Duno ... Gearbox
Amira Osman ... Count Down Tower Woman
Ashley Walters ... Prince Kabala
Jens Neuhaus ... German Announcer
Sesede Terziyan ... Turkish Announcer
Ill-Young Kim ... Korean Announcer
Yuriri Naka ... Japanese Announcer
Óscar O. Sánchez ... Spanish Announcer
Yu Fang ... Chinese Announcer

Narges Rashidi ... Persian Announcer
Andrés Cantor ... Grand Prix Announcer

The Mach 5: The Car
Mach 5 Steering Wheel Hub (H button not shown)
Mach 5 Steering Wheel Hub (H button not shown)
Spritle & Chim-Chim
Spritle & Chim-Chim


Speed Racer in cartoon form

 
Mach 5


The Mach 5, the car Speed Racer drove in the series (known as the "Mach Go," or simply the "Mach," in the Japanese version), is a technological marvel, containing useful pieces of equipment. Gō Mifune/Speed Racer easily deployed these gadgets by pressing buttons marked "A" through "G" on the steering wheel hub. There was another button, marked "H," mounted in the console.

The buttons had the following functions:

* Button A (Auto Jacks): “Releases powerful jacks to boost the car so anyone can quickly make any necessary repairs or adjustments.” Although not designed for this function, the auto jacks can also be used to “jump” the car short distances at high speeds. The "chyock chyock" sound effect played whenever the car jumped through the air is instantly recognizable to the show's fans.

* Button B (Belt Tires): Toggles special grip tires for traction over rough terrain (firm, icy, or unsteady ground, ocean floor, vertical mountainsides etc.). At the same time, 5,000 horsepower is distributed equally to each wheel by auxiliary engines.

* Button C (Cutters): For use traveling over heavily wooded terrain. A matched pair of powerful rotary saws protrude from the front of the Mach 5 to cut away many obstacles.

* Button D (Deflector): Releases a powerful transparent cover which seals the cockpit into an air-tight chamber. The cover is bullet- and crash-proof. The cockpit becomes a water-tight chamber which then allows the car to be completely submerged under water.

* Button E * ("Evening Eye"): Controls special illumination lights "which can be controlled singularly or in tandem," allowing the driver to see more clearly than with ordinary headlights. When used with the “night shades” attached to Speed’s helmet, his vision is enhanced with infrared light. The original Japanese version strictly translates this as "illuminating eyes."
o Button E was later modified to activate mini-wings that would slide out from under the car to assist Speed in long jumps.

* Button F (Frogger mode): Used when the Mach 5 is submerged. An oxygen canister supplies the cockpit with breathable air. A periscope can then be raised to scan the surface of the water. Everything viewed is relayed to a video screen inside the Mach 5's cockpit. The 100-pound auxiliary supply of oxygen is enough to last for thirty minutes.

* Button G (Gizmo Rocket): Releases a flying, gull-shaped "homing robot" from under the hood of the car, the homing robot is sent to Racer X's car (the Shooting Star) for help/information.

* Button H (Home): Mounted in the center console with the rest of the controls for the homing robot, this button sends the homing robot back to the Racer house.