The Bruce McLaren Movie Website

Bruce

At the age of 10 Bruce McLaren was inflicted with a debilitating disease that saw him bed ridden for three years. Despite this he would go on to race and create some of the fastest racing cars of the sixties, revolutionising car design in the process.

Armed with a tenacious spirit and infectious sense of humour he would unite with cantankerous American lawyer, Teddy Mayer. Together this unlikely pair would forge a team that would become one of the most successful race teams of all time and still proudly bears McLaren’s name to this day.

This inspirational, thrilling, heart-wrenching and triumphant story deserves to be told on the big screen.

Feature Film

Bruce McLaren was more than just a great racing driver. He was an innovator, a trailblazer, and an inspiration to his team and the people who knew him. His name is still revered by those who live his dream today and this film will allow millions more to experience that dream.

Set in the sixties, audiences will be thrilled by exciting racing from North America, Europe and Australasia. From humble beginnings in his Austin 7, to the high stakes of Formula One and the mighty power of Can-Am, it will be an exhilirating adventure encompassing a remarkable life.

The as yet untitled Bruce McLaren movie will be a live action full length feature film for theatrical release.

The Team

Producer Michael Garlick and everyone involved in the project is proud and grateful to have received the endorsement of so many of Bruce's family and original team as we strive to bring Bruce's remarkable story to the silver screen.

This includes Bruce's wife, the late Patty McLaren–Brickett, and his daughter Amanda McLaren. Team manager, the late Teddy Mayer. Greeta Hulme, wife of fellow racer Denny Hulme. Mechanics, the late Wally Willmott, Alastair Caldwell, Mike Barney. Designers, the late Robin Herd, and Gordon Coppuck. Bruce and Teddy's office secretary, Susie Dunbar.

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