5 Most Memorable Porsches Starring In Movies

Bad Boys (1995) - Porsche 911 Turbo

The 1995 action flick starring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence has become an iconic piece of '90s cinema. The popular film was given a sequel in 2005 and a nostalgic return in 2020. The part of the Bad Boys series of films that we Porsche enthusiasts enjoy the most is the scenes involving this super-cool 964 Porsche 911 Turbo. Another sexy 911 also stars as the vehicle for the protagonists in the 2020 movie.

Le Mans (1971) - Porsche 917 Race Car

It's tough to claim to be an automotive enthusiast if you haven't heard the name Steve McQueen. The charming movie star was the face of Hollywood in the '60s and '70s. And his passion for cars and racing was evident in the types of roles he often played. Perhaps the most famous of all is the unforgettable 1971 film Le Mans, where he plays the role of a driver participating in the 24 Hours of Le Mans in a Porsche 917. 

Against All Odds (1984) - Porsche 911 SC

A quintessentially '80s film, Against All Odds has a little bit of everything in terms of its storyline. And the most captivating scene in the film for us is one in which Jeff Bridges who plays a retired football player races his red Porsche 911 with the top down against a black Ferrari in the busy streets of Los Angeles.

Gone in 60 Seconds (2000) - Porsche 911

Gone in 60 Seconds is another one of those must-watch movies for car lovers. Though the role of the Porsche 911 in this movie isn't the most prominent, it still looks undeniably cool, especially because it's shown in street racing scenarios. 

Top Gun (1986) - Porsche 356 Spyder

Another movie series that has featured some beautiful Porsches is Top Gun. In the original 1986 film, Kelly McGillis, who plays the role of the love interest for Tom Cruise's Pete Mitchell, drives a gorgeous Porsche 356 Spyder in the film. The Porsche love is present in the 2022 movie Top Gun: Maverick, with a 1973 Porsche 911 S that steals our hearts.

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