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“We’ll get you back on your feet. I’m warning you, I hope you like blue.”
Lino (Alban Lenoir)
The director Guillaume Pierret shot Lost Bullet 2: Back for More in the Hérault department, in the streets of cities like Montpellier, Agde or Sète. But the film also called upon the facilities of the Saint-Affrique-Belmont airfield. It is here, in one of the large hangars, that Lino (Alban Lenoir) finds his Renault 21 before diving back into the action.
Fast and furious
The star car of Lost Bullet 2: Back for More makes its return in the sequel. Repainted in blue for the occasion, it is once again at the center of the plot. The director Guillaume Pierret explained to the newspaper Le Parisien: “There are some special Renault 21 models that I would have liked to find, especially rally models. But they are worth a lot of money, they are still collector cars, and the people who own them didn’t really want to sell them to us so that we could destroy them! So we shot with original Renault 21s. It went well and we didn’t break everything.“
Vintage model
But in fact, why a Renault 21? Guillaume Pierret stressed, once again for Le Parisien: “It’s not a fetish, but it had to be an old enough car to be feared for it, compared to the other, more modern and imposing vehicles. It turns out that I had already shot with Renault 21s. It’s a bit of a cult car in France. It was ideal. Rather than shooting with a BMW, or those kinds of models that are more common in American movies. I know that there is a big fan club around this car. They are mechanics or amateur drivers who do tuning and do not necessarily have unlimited means. All these old vehicles have a special aura, because they have no, or very few, electronics. And they are easy to repair. They are becoming rare since Lost ball.“
Preferring to concentrate on Lost Bullet 2: Back for More, Alban Lenoir refused a role in Fast & Furious X.
Saint-Affrique - Belmont Airport
This small aerodrome is entirely dedicated to light aviation and aims to encourage tourism as well as the practice of aviation.
Saint-Affrique-Belmont aerodrome is located in the Aveyron department, not far from Belmont-sur-Rance in the Occitanie region. It consists of two tracks. One of 1,300 meters and the other of 1,010 meters. Several associations are based there, such as the Saint-Affricain pilots association and the Sud-Aveyron pilots association. Gliding is also practiced there. It has been famous since 2022 for having hosted part of the filming of the film Lost Bullet 2.
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