Untitled Indy 500/ Carl Graham Fisher Project

DEVELOPMENT
Type: FILM
Genre: DRAMA
Union: SAG-AFTRA
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Fisher, the protagonist of the as-yet-untitled feature, is an enigmatic, and until now mostly forgotten, true American anti-hero, responsible for not only the greatest spectacle in racing, but the building and creation of Miami Beach, Montauk Island, America"™s first highways and byways, and so much more. He spurred the construction of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway"”where the Indy 500 takes place"”as a testing facility for the automotive industry. He was also a pioneer in highway construction, who spearheaded the development of the the United States"™ first transcontinental road for automobiles, known as the Lincoln Highway, among other critical means of travel. While Fisher was worth an estimated $100M by 1926, he lost it all in the 1929 Stock Market Crash and the Great Depression that followed. He was inducted into the Automotive Hall of Fame in 1971.

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