Four Minute Fever 68 years old
Using newsreel footage, this Sportscope entry chronicles the race toward running's four-minute mile, highlighting several important contests. It starts in the 1920's, when Finland's Paavo Nurmi set the record for the distance at 4 minutes 10.4 seconds. It continues through Roger Bannister's first run under 4 minutes in 1954, and ends in spring 1956, when Australia's Joe Bailey became the first to break 4 minutes on US soil.
Credits
Four Minute Fever Cast
Name | Character |
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John Lovelock | as Himself (archive footage) |
Four Minute Fever Crew
Name | Department |
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Arthur Weiss as Editor. He was 43 (68) years old when He died | Editing |
Maurice Rosenblum as Sound Recordist. | Crew |
Four Minute Fever (68 years)
- Release day: Friday, June 08, 1956
- Runtime: 9 minutes