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A new study has revealed Bond would need to save for 244 years to afford his Aston Martin DB5 from No Time To Die. AA Car Finance has found out how long notorious on-screen characters would have to save to afford some of their most famous wheels. So which famous cinematic characters can and can't afford their iconic cars and how long would they need to save?

BRIAN VINER: If I compiled my list again today, I still wouldn't have space for The Italian Job, Forrest Gump, The Great Escape, or Titanic, which all of which encouraged readers to write in. By the way, that doesn't mean I don't like or even love those photos (although not Titanic), which makes me wish the iceberg would strike a bit sooner). Here is a list of the Top 20 movies you should have included in my Top 100 list, as well as your reasons for... The Shawshank Redemption (left), Mary Poppins (right), and Saving Private Ryan (inset).

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Sci-fi enthusiasts put a lot of effort into imagining what a time machine looks like. The H.G. has the Doctor's blue police box. With its spinning chronometer, Wells Armchair and Doc Brown's DeLorean are two of the Future. It's simpler for foodies. On The Hairy Bikers Go West, Dave Myers and Si King (right) needed two wheels and a ferry. (BBC2). In the first of a new series, Dave's return to our screens in a Christmas special following his horrific cancer ordeal. They rode their motorcycles across Scotland's west coast 30 years ago to Bute's island.

Alef Aeronautics claimed that its flying vehicle is 100 percent electric and capable of being on public highways. The two-seat Model A (pictured) would be able to execute vertical take-off from anywhere, surrounding the driver and passenger in a cabin stabilized by Alef's specially engineered, rotating gimbal design

Why are Mandalorians great til they gotta be great?That's a question you could ask yourself while watching the newest episode of "The Mandalorian," released on 5 April, because it features some major celebrity cameos — including Lizzo and Jack Black! Din Djarin (Pedro Pascal), Grope (aka Baby Yoda), and Bo-Katan Kryze (Katee Sackhoff) arrived in a new episode of the third season, which included Bo-Katan's former Nite Owls colleague Axe Woves (Simon Kassianides). When they get to the palace, they are rushed to the Duchess and Captain Bombardier to meet the planet's leaders. Lizzo plays the Duchess, while Black plays Captain Jack Black, and both have strong personalities and a keen eye on life's finer things.

Michael J. Fox has found himself a new furry friend, and fans are comparing the dog to the Back to the Future ones. On Monday, the 61-year-old actor posted a picture of himself snuggled up with the adorable puppy, whom he has dubbed Blue. The Back to the Future star captioned his post: 'Hey Blue, welcome to your new home!'

Michael J. Nicolle is a student at the University of On the day, Michael J. Jacques appeared on a television. Christopher Lloyd, the co-star of Back to The Future, has talked about his friendship with him. On Saturday at a Variety Studio discussed by Audible in a Sundance Film Festival in Utah, the 61-year-old actor opened up about their friendship. 'Chris is a great guy.' Fox compared him to his 84-year-old co-star who played Doc Brown in the sci-fi comedy series.

Using a LEGO designed DeLorean.Daniel Sands, a computer programmer, recreated a miniature scene from the film Back to the Future, a photographer recreated a lightning strike inside his house. The final images were taken just moments before the DeLorean travels back to 1955.

Michael J. On Friday, Fox cut a dapper figure when he arrived in Santa Monica for dinner at Giorgio Baldi restaurant. In an electric blue blazer as he stepped inside the Italian restaurant with a pal, the actor, 61, was dressed to impress. Michael, who went public with his Parkinson's disease diagnosis in 1998, teamed his jacket with a smart blue patterned shirt.

Marty McFly and Doctor Emmett Brown have arrived in New York nearly 40 years since the sci-fi film saga was released, reunited to discuss their previous experiences. Christopher Lloyd and Michael J. Bell, two well-known actors, appeared on stage. In New York for the Comic Con festival, Fox, who appeared Doc Brown and Marty, respectively, joined in on the panel discussion about the film trilogy.