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TriXaddict
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Joined: 9 Jan 2003
Posts: 14
Location: Weaverville
Expertise: Intermediate

Espresso: Rancilio Silvia
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Drip: None-Several press
Roaster: Local @ Strawhousecoffee.com

Posted Wed Mar 26, 2003, 8:28pm Subject: Re: Machine Spotting in the Movies

Watched Will & Grace this weeek and noticed in Will's kitchen on the counter a nice bright orange espresso machine. It has the same shape and size of a Fancis Fancis! X1.

phaelon56
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Joined: 11 Feb 2002
Posts: 1,144
Location: Syracuse, NY
Expertise: Professional

Espresso: LM 4 group , Isomac Tea,...
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Drip: Fetco, Melitta
Roaster: Sivetz , Diedrich

Posted Thu Mar 27, 2003, 8:25pm Subject: Re: Machine Spotting in the Movies

Here are some interesting machines/coffee/espresso in the movies examples at the Espresso Made In Italy website. It's all Italian language (odd... the URL is all English!). They also have a GREAT page chock full of photos of classic and antique espresso machines . I ordered and recently received the book they're offering - a bit pricey at $60 US including shipping but it arrived intact from Italy in less than a week. It's a fascinating look at the marriage of industrial design, aesthetics and functionality that typified that Italian industry until the early 60's.

Owen O'Neill

thechadzone
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Joined: 3 Mar 2003
Posts: 140
Location: Eugene, Oregon
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Espresso: 2 Pavoni europiccola &...
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Vac Pot: 1940's GE Stainless...
Drip: None
Roaster: None

Posted Mon Apr 14, 2003, 10:28am Subject: Re: Machine Spotting in the Movies

I'm suprised this wasn't linked to yet: http://www.lapavoni.com/video/index.asp?lang=2

Heffalump
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Joined: 15 Apr 2003
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Location: Pasadena
Expertise: I love coffee

Espresso: Drive to Peets
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Drip: Technivorm; French press
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Posted Tue Apr 15, 2003, 6:11pm Subject: Re: Machine Spotting in the Movies

TriXaddict Said: More recently, I saw Tommy Lee pulling a shot for himself on some type of pump driven machine during the special for VH1 (a year or 2 ago?) I think I also Tommy Lee "pulling a shot", but I think it was for Pamela and I think it was in that honeymoon video . . .

espresso_jim
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Location: Austin, TX
Expertise: I love coffee

Espresso: Mini Vivaldi II
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Posted Sat May 17, 2003, 10:31am Subject: Re: Machine Spotting in the Movies

This weeks episode of Will and Grace (05-15-2003) had what looked like a Jura Capresso F9 or a Capresso C3000 machine. It was Sitting in the background in the main salon of Karen's yacht.

Jim

billyjack
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Location: Chicago
Expertise: Just starting

Espresso: Saeco Gran Crema/NP...
Grinder: Gaggia MM

Posted Sat Jun 28, 2003, 12:03am Subject: Re: Machine Spotting in the Movies-Can You Identify This Machine?

Movie: The Good Thief Starring: Nick Nolte Location Filmed: France Can anyone identify this machine? (Click for larger image)

MarkPrince
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Joined: 19 Dec 2001
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Espresso: KvdW Speedster
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Vac Pot: A bit too many
Drip: Clive Coffee Drip Stand
Roaster: Hario Glass Retro Roaster

Posted Sat Jun 28, 2003, 12:36pm Subject: Re: Machine Spotting in the Movies

Billy Jack: looks like a La Cimbali Junior D/1 Automatic. Check it out: http://www.chriscoffee.com/products/home/espresso/juniord No scratch that... doesn't have the front knobs... It's not the Cimbali... Hrmmm. I'm stumped. Mark

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billyjack
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Posted Tue Jul 1, 2003, 12:50am Subject: Re: Machine Spotting in the Movies-The Sopranos

Mob girlfriend/fiancé receives a Capresso as a wedding shower gift. (Click for larger image)

billyjack
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Posted Tue Jul 1, 2003, 12:53am Subject: Re: Machine Spotting in the Movies-Sopranos

Picture 2. (Click for larger image)

MarkPrince
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Posted Tue Jul 1, 2003, 1:44pm Subject: Re: Machine Spotting in the Movies-Can You Identify This Machine?

BillyJack Said: Movie: The Good Thief Starring: Nick Nolte Location Filmed: France Can anyone identify this machine? Posted June 28, 2003 link Chris Nachtrieb emailed me... it's a Unic Diva. :) Mark

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