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Clarkson Heaven and Hell 2005. Celia Cox. 12 subscribers. Subscribed. 71. 14K views 7 years ago.
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Clarkson: Heaven and Hell: Directed by Brian Klein. With Jeremy Clarkson, Ben Collins, Russ Swift. I trawl the whole of cardom to bring you seven great cars and truffle the undergrowth looking for seven automotive disasters.
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- Documentary, Sport
- Brian Klein
- 2005-11-07
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Heaven and Hell was the name of the tenth Clarkson home video release, as part of a series which would be released yearly through to 2011. It was filmed around the same time that Series 7 of Top Gear was being filmed, and came out 6 days before the first episode aired.
This release changed the previously established format somewhat, as the film was centred around 7 "winners" and 7 "sinners" of the car world, playing into the release's title. Though the former was much the same, with Clarkson driving various great sports and supercars around the airfield, the cars which were destroyed were done so in a far more cr...
•This is the final Clarkson release to feature the soundtrack which had debuted in Unleashed on Cars. After this a different, newer soundtrack was used.
•The Renault Espace being turned into a convertible was a skit that was later repeated in Series 8 of Top Gear.
2005 Directed by Brian Klein. And so, this is the big one. I trawl the whole of cardom to bring you seven great cars and truffle the undergrowth looking for seven automotive disasters. The good ones - the Ferraris, the Porches and the Aston Martins are driven to within an inch of their lives on the track.
Clarkson: Heaven and Hell - TheTVDB.com. And so, this is the big one. I trawl the whole of cardom to bring you seven great cars and truffle the undergrowth looking for seven automotive disasters. The good ones - the Ferraris, the Porches and the Aston Martins are driven to within an inch of their lives on the track.
