Sport and Speed

Sport and Speed is a 1952 British documentary directed by Ray Densham, featuring Eamonn Andrews as the narrator. The short film captures the intensity and thrill of motor racing and motorcycle racing, focusing on the dangers and excitement of high-speed sports. It was distributed by Anglo-Amalgamated and offers a vintage look into motorsport culture in the early 1950s, showcasing racing scenes and the risks associated with these sports at the time.

1952 British film

Sport and Speed

Directed by| Ray Densham
Written by| Ray Densham
Produced by| Nat Cohen
Starring| Eamonn Andrews
Distributed by| Anglo-Amalgamated

Release date

* 1952 (1952)

Running time

| 2,649 feet[1]
Country| United Kingdom
Language| English

## References

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1. ^ Sport and Speed at CITWF

## External links

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* Sport and Speed at BFI

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