Lewis Hamilton Puts Himself in Legendary Ferris Bueller's Day Off Scene
Ferris Bueller's Day Off, a Moby-Dick story about one man's obsession with tracking down a nemesis that goes to the grade school he runs, is a certified classic. It has also become one of the great car movies of all time, thanks to the prominent role an iconic replica of an iconic Ferrari plays in the story. Lewis Hamilton, who will be driving a very real Ferrari in Formula 1 this year, loves it too. Since he is Lewis Hamilton and has the ability to do so, he decided to celebrate that love by having himself edited into the movie.
In the clip, Hamilton replaces a parking garage attendant originally played by Richard Edson. Just as in the original movie, he accepts a $5 bill from Matthew Broderick's Ferris Bueller to take good care of the Ferrari that belongs to the father of Alan Ruck's character, Cameron Frye. After attempting some questionable accent work, Hamilton drives away in the car and goes on a joyride. Fight Club star Edward Norton makes a cameo in the clip as the other garage attendant, who rides along for the adventure in the original film.
Hamilton says in an Instagram caption that the clip took "a lot of cutting edge tech, production and planning to get right." He also adds that he needed "the exact car," although it is unclear from his post if that car was a replica like the one originally used in the film or an actual Ferrari 250 GT California.
Lewis Hamilton's debut in a Ferrari Formula 1 car is set for this weekend at the Australian Grand Prix. The seven-time champion, 105-time race winner, and 104-time polesitter will be hoping to extend all three of those all-time records in his first season with the Scuderia.
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