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Country/pop Legends 411

Age will never prevent Shania Twain from pursuing new endeavors. Fresh off filming the reality TV talent show Real Country, the 53-year-old is moving on to the film world. However, Twain may have more on her mind!

“Taking chances and being out of the comfort zone is really something that I’m enjoying,” Twain told Billboard. “It’s the way I live my life. I know what it’s like to be rejected — I definitely had a hard time when I first started out. I just feel like an inner strength and feel stronger when I’m taking on new challenges — I feel motivated by challenge. It’s exciting, it’s fun.”

“I’ve done a few interesting things out of my comfort zone the last few years, like acting, and now with Real Country,” Twain said. “Okay, I’m taking on this mission, and all I really have is passion behind it, and a great audience out there to connect with.”

10:15 AM ET - 31 Jan 19

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The full article is here: https://countryfancast.com/shania-twain-acting-debut/

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The article has quotes from Sounds Like Nashville and Billboard.

http://www.shaniasupersite.com/shania_news_soundslikenashville102717.html

http://www.shaniasupersite.com/shania_news_billboard112718.html

Video: Trading Paint Movie Trailer And Editorial Synopsis

By Bobby Kimbrough | OneDirt.com | February 1, 2019

The movie trailer for an upcoming John Travolta feature that centers around dirt track racing was released last week. The synopsis for Trading Paint was released by the production companies – no less than 6 production companies are listed – explains the movie in a nutshell: Veteran race car driver Sam Munroe and his son, a fellow driver from a small town overcome family and professional conflicts, balancing competition, ego, resentment and a racing nemesis to come out stronger on the other side.

Here’s what we get from the preview: Father is a local hero with past success on the regional dirt tracks. He retires from racing when the son is old enough to race. They win some races and continue to operate the family garage. They start to flounder at the track and have a fight when the son opts to drive for the villain. The Father breaks out his old fire suit and competes against the son for a championship. The black helmet wearing dad crashes into the white helmet wearing son, who is knocked out. Dad pulls son from the wreck and realizes their relationship is more important than any glory on the track. Both recover and live happily ever after – and are richer for the experience. The end.

If you think this sounds familiar, it probably is. Substitute Ralph Earnhardt in place of Sam Munroe and you have the first three-quarters of the movie 3: The Dale Earnhardt Story. The movie’s plot seems to be predictable after watching the trailer, and it leaves many wondering if they even need to see the full movie.

It is true that you may have seen the entire movie in the extended trailer, but most of us at OneDirt.com urge drt track racers to keep an open mind about the film and maybe even watch it at the theater. This movie just may bring fans to the sport much like Days of Thunder did for NASCAR. After all, exposure for the sport is not a bad thing.

The second reason for watching the film is Shania Twain. The odd pairing of Canadian singer Twain with a mid-60s John Travolta to play a mature good ol’ southern couple seems strange, but Travolta pulled off the Urban Cowboy pairing with Debra Winger successfully. Even at 53 years old, Shania is worth watching. The Canadian background can be ignored because … well, err … because Nashville. Duh!

Cast:

• John Travolta as Sam
• Toby Sebastian as Cam
• Shania Twain as Becca
• Michael Madsen as Linsky
• Rosabell Laurenti Sellers as Cindy
• Kevin Dunn as Stumpy
• Barry Corbin as Sheriff Buck Taylor

Fun Facts: 

There is a character in the movie named Sheriff Buck Taylor. There is also an actor Buck Taylor that plays the role of Ben in the movie.

Aspiring actress Jen Baker plays the role of “Track Girl.” This is not the first time Baker has played an unnamed role in a movie. She has appeared as “Fan Girl” in Bigger, “HR Girl” in Office Uprising, and will show up as “Hot Girl” in the future release Branded.

The movie is filmed in Hueytown and Bessemer Alabama. Hueytown, Alabama is the hometown of Nascar’s, Alabama Gang.

John Travolta & Michael Madsen played the Vega brothers in the Quentin Tarantino films. John Travolta played Vincent Vega in Pulp Fiction & Michael Madsen played Vic Vega in Reservoir Dogs.

Rosabell Laurenti Sellers (Cindy) and Toby Sebastian (Cam) previously starred as cousins in the award-winning series Game of Thrones.

The single best reason to watch Trading Paint: Shania Twain.

The movie’s limited release is scheduled for theaters on March 22, 2019. It is scheduled to be on disc and streaming on February 22, 2019. The published runtime is 88 minutes for this Ambi Pitctures action and adventure film.

https://www.onedirt.com/news/video-trading-paint-movie-trailer-and-editorial-synopsis/

Does anyone know where Trading Paint will be released online? 

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John Travolta Talks 'Trading Paint’

ET Canada | February 19, 2019

In our exclusive interview, John Travolta discusses working with the one and only Shania Twain in her first big Hollywood role in "Trading Paint".

Click Link Below To Watch Interview.

https://etcanada.com/video/1444875843775/john-travolta-talks-trading-paint/

***Includes never-before-scenes from the movie. The interview was taped in 2017 on the set of "Trading Paint".

It looks like most movies on iTunes cost $14.99 or $19.99 to buy. And if it has the option to rent it (2 days), it's either $3.99 or $5.99.

"Trading Paint", starring John Travolta and Shania Twain, is now available on iTunes for a 2-day rental fee of $6.99. Shania plays the role of Becca (a school teacher) in the movie and is Sam's (John Travolta) girlfriend.

Click below for the U.S. iTunes link to watch the movie.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/trading-paint/id1451564196

Video clips of scenes with Shania

https://twitter.com/MuzikGuy94/status/1099082292050518016

https://twitter.com/MuzikGuy94/status/1099082486091530240

https://twitter.com/MuzikGuy94/status/1099441163013181440

https://twitter.com/MuzikGuy94/status/1099441387634864128

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Trading Paint: Dirt racing movie now available online

Trading Paint is a new dirt track racing film starring John Travolta and Shania Twain

By Shane Walters | Racing News | February 23, 2019

This movie has long been anticipated by avid dirt racing fans across the country. It’s finally here from streaming in the race shop.

Straight to digital download. The new dirt racing film is currently available on Apple iTunes and Google Play libraries for rent. It’s not yet available for purchase, rental only.

On March 22, the movie is still expected to see a very limited theatrical release. So far, that limited release includes one New York, New York theater. The Cinema Village theater is located at 22 E. 12th St., New York, NY 10003.

Trading Paint: Info

Trading Paint Plot: “A down and out stock car racing legend (John Travolta) is drawn back to the dirt track when his son (Toby Sebastian), an aspiring driver, joins a rival racing team, which sparks an intense and dangerous competition between father and son.”

Cast (top billing): John Travolta, Rosabell Laurenti Sellers, Michael Madsen, Barry Corbin, Kevin Dunn, Buck Taylor, Toby Sebastian, Shania Twain, Luis Da Silva Jr and Margaret Bowman.

Creators: The dirt racing movie is directed by Karzan Kader. it was written by Gary Gerani and Craig R. Welch.

Initially, the project was scheduled for a June 1st, 2018 release. However, that was pushed back. It was officially released on February 22, 2019 to digital markets. The theater release remains scheduled for next month.

Trading Paint was backed by Ambi Pictures. That’s the same company that released the ‘Rush’ blockbuster.

The movie was filmed mostly in Alabama. On-track action was filmed at the Talladega Short Track.

John Travolta did all the driving stunts himself. He’d never driven a dirt race car before. But, he climbed into the seat and started learning in the pit area of the Alabama dirt track. Soon after, he was on track and the cameras were rolling.

Watch Trading Paint online

Amazon Prime Video: $6.99

Google Play: $9.99

The dirt late model movie is also available on iTunes.

Click here to rent the Trading Paint movie via Amazon Prime.

https://racingnews.co/2019/02/23/trading-paint-dirt-racing-movie-now-available-online/

John Travolta Romances Shania Twain in Scene from Trading Paint — Her First Movie!

By Alexia Fernandez | PEOPLE | February 26, 2019

John Travolta is sharing a candlelight dinner with Shania Twain.

In a PEOPLE exclusive clip from the upcoming film Trading Paint, the 65-year-old actor stars as Sam Munroe, a veteran race car driver, who romances Twain’s Becca as they discuss his passion for racing.

“Tell me about your hobby,” Becca asks Sam. Confused, he asks her, “Hobby?”

“Yeah, racing,” she says.

Shaking his head and laughing, Sam explains his drive for racing is deeply rooted and goes beyond that of a hobby.

“Hell no. Racing ain’t no hobby. It’s more like a family tradition.”

The film follows Sam and his son, Cam, through their falling out. A rival racing giant, Linsky, takes advantage of the rift and offers Cam a lucrative opportunity racing for him.

Michael Madsen stars as Linsky and is joined by fellow cast members Barry Corbin, Rosabell Laurenti Sellers, Kevin Dunn and Toby Sebastian.

And for country superstar Twain, 53, this marks her acting debut. In January she shared the trailer for her first film excitedly on Instagram, saying, “I can’t wait for you all to see this.”

Trading Paint is available on Ultra VOD and in theaters and On Demand on March 22.

https://people.com/movies/john-travolta-shania-twain-new-film-trading-paint/

Movie Watch: Trading Paint

By Edward Havens | FilmJerk.com | March 4, 2019

Continuing our desire to highlight upcoming independent and foreign films we think you should be aware of, we look at the latest movie featuring two-time Academy Award nominee John Travolta.

Now, a new movie featuring John Travolta might not mean as much to film fans now as it may have during his “Saturday Night Fever” to “Blow Out” run, or his mid-90s “Pulp Fiction” to “A Civil Action” resurgence, but every once in a while, it’s nice to see Travolta put in what seems to be some effort in to a role. But that’s not even the exciting part about this movie.

Are you ready for this?

Are you sitting down?

Trading Paint is the acting debut of the Queen of Country herself, Shania Twain.

Ka-ching!

It’s hard to believe that while being in the public consciousness for more than a quarter century, that Ms. Twain has never once been featured as an actor on any television show or movie before now. She has damn near 40 “acting” credits on the IMDb, and on 39 of them (all but two being her music videos) she’s playing Shania Twain. So this little fact, that this superstar with far more talent than a Jessica Simpson or a Britney Spears is finally moving in to the field of cinematic acting, is something to be celebrated. And judging from this clip from the film, she might not be asked to do too much but she is simply radiant on screen...

Yes, that really is New Jersey native John Travolta looking like Jon Stewart trying out to replace Andrew Lincoln on “The Walking Dead” while sounding like he has Willie Nelson’s vocal cords grafted on top of his. At least he’s making an attempt to create a character out of his wheelhouse.

The film, currently available on Ultra VOD before opening at the Cinema Village in New York City and the Rolling Hills 20 in Torrance CA on March 22nd, features Mr. Travolta as veteran race car driver Sam Munroe, a former professional race car driver, who must overcome family and professional conflicts after his son Cam (Toby Sebastian) leaves their racing team for a competitor (Michael Madsen), balancing ego, resentment and a racing nemesis to come out stronger on the other side. In addition to Ms. Twain, the film also stars Barry Corbin and Kevin Dunn.

Directed by Karzan Kader (whose 2010 short “Bekas” was a Silver Medal winner at the 2011 Student Academy Awards), Saban Films’ “Trading Paint” will also be available on demand March 22nd. 

Watch the full trailer below.

https://www.filmjerk.com/news/2019/03/04/movie-watch-trading-paint/

***So now we know of two theaters that will be showing "Trading Paint" which opens in select theaters March 22. The previously announced Cinema Village in New York City and now Rolling Hills 20 in Torrance, California. I wonder if that's it?

Gone in 60 minutes! No seats left for Travolta’s free screenings

John Travolta and the Ocala Film Foundation are hosting two free screenings of ‘Trading Paint’ in downtown Ocala, Florida

By Dave Schlenker | Ocala StarBanner | March 9, 2019 

“Trading Paint,” rated R, stars Travolta as Sam Munroe, a veteran dirt-track driver who gets back behind the wheel amid some testy moments with his son, also a driver. The film features some high-intensity racing, and Travolta said he did his own driving in the film. Starring as Munroe’s love interest is Travolta’s longtime friend, Grammy Award-winning country-pop singer Shania Twain (the two met in Marion County when Twain was here to buy a horse).

Travolta, who lives in Anthony with his family, knows there are a lot of racing fans in Marion County. He said he wanted to provide a fun, free and accessible movie night for locals.

“The whole idea is to have popcorn and soda and have them enjoy it in a proper theater,” Travolta said last week. “It’s so good. I’m very proud of it. It goes to show that when you do something that is of personal interest to you, there’s always something about it that shines a bit more.”

The screenings were Travolta’s idea. The Ocala Film Foundation, a nonprofit that knows a thing or two about film screenings at the Marion Theatre, worked with the actor’s staff to organize the event.

“He did not want it to be a big red carpet event. He did not want it to be about him,” said Angie Lewis, the film foundation’s president.

OFF set up an Eventbrite site so people could reserve their free tickets. But the tickets were gone before OFF could post the link on their own social media sites.

On Saturday, Lewis said she knew the screenings would do well, but she said she was surprised — blown away, really — when the tickets disappeared so fast.

In addition to renting out the theater for the screenings and buying the popcorn, Travolta is donating $2,500 to the film foundation’s classroom scholarship program. The foundation awards $7,500 in grants each year; the money is divided among two high school seniors and two classrooms, which use the funds for film projects or equipment, Lewis said.

Since moving to Marion County in 2003, Travolta and his wife, actress Kelly Preston, have hosted several red carpet movie premieres in Ocala that have raised tens of thousands of dollars for local charities. And while the two stars take time to greet the general public on the red carpet, Travolta realizes not everyone can afford the events at the end of those red carpets. So he made a point to fund other film-related events for broader local audiences.

In 2010, he bought popcorn for fans during screenings of “Grease Sing-A-Long” in Ocala. And for the release of his 2013 film “Killing Season” with Robert De Niro, he gave away 700 movie tickets to randomly selected local fans who correctly answered trivia questions online.

He and Preston contend such events are a way to give back to a community that has treated them so well since they moved to Marion County. Such is the thought with the free “Trading Paint” event on March 20.

“My feeling was that I do a lot of these screenings. They are usually for charity, and that’s nice but only people who can afford it can go,” he said. “And I just felt this is one of those times it should just be a gift to the public.”

The film is in limited release, so, he said last week, he wanted to give local audiences a chance to see it.

“It’s beautifully shot. It’s so beautifully shot that it should be seen on a bigger screen,” he said. “And the man who directed this has won an Oscar for a film you just have to see, it’s so spectacular.”

That would be Kurdish-born Karzan Kader, who, while at the Stockholm Academy of Dramatic Arts, won a student Oscar for his short film “Bekas,” which was made into a feature-length film in 2010.

“This is not a lightweight production. You’ve got some serious artists involved,” Travolta said about “Trading Paint.” “There are a lot of people who view this subject matter with respect and glamor. It is very true to form, and the story is heartfelt.”

https://www.ocala.com/news/20190309/gone-in-60-minutes-no-seats-left-for-travoltas-free-screenings

Review: John Travolta goes racing in pedestrian ‘Trading Paint’

By Michael Rechtshaffen | Los Angeles Times | March 20, 2019

Where’s Ricky Bobby when you need him?

Set against a Talladega dirt-racing backdrop, “Trading Paint” (jargon for car collisions) is a blandly earnest redemptive drama that has a committed John Travolta lead performance to thank for not completely stalling well before reaching the finish line.

Travolta affably conveys integrity and fundamental decency as Sam Munroe, a onetime legend on the Talladega Short Track who had set his sights on passing on the family racing legacy to his brooding son, Cam (Toby Sebastian).

Still hurting over the loss of his mom, who was killed years earlier in a car crash, Cam gives his old man the shaft when he takes up racing for his longtime rival, Bob “Lead Foot” Linsky (an ever-gruff Michael Madsen), who woos him with a shiny car to replace his dad’s old clunker.

Predictable tensions ensue courtesy of a script filled with awkward dramatic exposition and hokey dialogue (sample smack-down: “It’s been a long time since you were somebody!”), while Karzan Kader’s purposeful direction and budget-conscious rear-projection racing sequences ensure any momentum remains stuck in neutral.

To their credit, the cast members manage to keep things real, with Shania Twain, in her film acting debut, warmly inhabiting an otherwise thankless role as Travolta’s supportive girlfriend, but it’s ultimately not enough to compensate for that mighty fine line between trading paint — and watching it dry.

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‘Trading Paint’

Rated: R for language

Running time: 1 hour, 29 minutes

Playing: Starts Friday, AMC Rolling Hills 20, Torrance; also on VOD

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https://www.latimes.com/entertainment/movies/la-et-mn-mini-trading-paint-review-20190321-story.html

'Trading Paint': Film Review

John Travolta plays a legendary dirt track racer who comes into conflict with his son in Karzan Kader's Southern-set drama.

By Frank Scheck | The Hollywood Reporter | March 21, 2019

THE BOTTOM LINE
Stalls out long before the finish line.

Some show-business careers are hard to fathom. John Travolta's, for instance. The actor burst into superstardom in the 1970s with his dynamic, sexy turns in Saturday Night Fever and Grease. He proved himself a truly talented thespian with his performances in such movies as Blow Out. After a lengthy downturn, he made a brilliant comeback in Pulp Fiction. He's aged well, and even recently garnered praise for his new, shaved head look. So why in hell is he still reduced to such direct-to-VOD mediocrities as Trading Paint?

In Karzan Kader's drama, Travolta plays Sam Munroe (even the name seems stereotypical), a legendary former dirt track racer in the deep South who wants to pass his torch down to his driver son Cam (played by Toby Sebastian of Game of Thrones, raising the question of why so many Southerners are played by Brits). Both men are still grieving over the death of Cam's mother, killed in a car accident for which Sam feels responsible. When Cam decides to stop driving for his father during a losing streak and goes to work for Sam's bitter rival Linsky (Michael Madsen, sounding like he gargles with razor blades), it causes a bitter rift between father and son. So much so, in fact, that Sam decides to begin driving again and compete with his son. Along the way, Sam takes comfort from his burgeoning romantic relationship with a newcomer to the area, Becca (singer Shania Twain, making a charming feature acting debut).

There's plenty of material here for a reasonably engrossing drama. Somehow, screenwriters Craig R. Welch and Greg Gerani fail to come up with anything remotely interesting. Character motivations and nearly everything else are left unexplored, such as, for instance, what caused Sam and Linsky to become bitter rivals (save for the fact that the latter is played by go-to bad guy Madsen). The film limps from one listless, enervating scene to another, feeling much, much longer than its 89 minutes (eight of which are credits).

And don't get me started about the cheesy dialogue, which includes such declarations as "Racing is in our blood!" During the sequences at the track, we hear from a pair of announcers commenting on the drivers' personal conflicts by breathlessly telling us we're watching "a true Southern soap opera." They make the commentators in the Pitch Perfect movies seem souls of gravitas by comparison.

Travolta, employing the necessary Southern drawl, delivers a perfectly respectable, subtle performance. But he has so little to work with that you can feel him struggling to make something out of nothing. Probably the best turn comes from veteran character actor Kevin Dunn, playing Sam's loyal mechanic Stumpy (yes, Stumpy), who gets to deliver the sort of character-defining monologue denied to all the leading performers. Director Kader proves unable to generate any excitement even with the racing sequences, so perfunctorily filmed they're almost an anti-commercial for the sport.

The sort of cornpone melodrama that would have gone over well in '70s-era Southern drive-ins as the bottom half of a double feature (and would probably have starred Jan-Michael Vincent as the son), Trading Paint seems to have no reason for being. Someone needs to resurrect Travolta's career again, stat. Quentin Tarantino, the ball's in your court.

Production companies: Ambi Pictures, Elipsis Capital, Premiere Pictures, Sculptor Media
Distributor: Saban Films
Cast: John Travolta, Toby Sebastian, Shania Twain, Michael Madsen, Rosabell Laurenti Sellers, Kevin Dunn
Director: Karzan Kader
Screenwriters: Craig R. Welch, Greg Gerani
Producers: Alberto Burgueno, Alexandra Klim, Andrea Ievolino, Silvio Muraglia
Executive producers: Anson Downes, Linda Favila, Jason Garrett, Oscar Generale, Eric Gold, Warren Goz, James Masciello, David Rogers, Jonathan Saba, Mikael Wiran
Director of photography: Jose David Montero
Production designer: Joe Lemmon
Editors: Alex Freitas, Julia Juaniz
Composer: Victor Reyes
Costume designer: Tamika Jackson
Casting: Lisa London, Bruno Rosato, Catherine Stroud

Rated R, 89 minutes

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/review/trading-paint-1196255

"Trading Paint" opens in select theaters across the U.S. today, March 22. Here is a list of the theaters. The movie is also available On-Demand. Check your cable/satellite provider.

https://www.moviefone.com/movie/trading-paint/XA9Ik3BEut2OmZ997wsvN5/showtimes/

This is the guy who plays Bob Linsky in the movie...

Michael Madsen Arrested for DUI After Wrecking His SUV

TMZ | March 25, 2019

Michael Madsen is behind bars ... after wrecking his Land Rover in Malibu, he got arrested for driving under the influence. 

The veteran actor of Quentin Tarantino flicks like 'Kill Bill,' 'Hateful Eight' and "Reservoir Dogs" got into a single-car crash, hitting a pole, Sunday around 8 PM ... according to law enforcement sources. We're told the L.A. County Sheriff's Department deputies responded and, when they arrived, immediately suspected Madsen had been boozing.

We're told Madsen smelled of alcohol, so he was given a field sobriety test and, according to law enforcement, it didn't go well -- his BAC was .10.

The legal limit is .08, so Madsen was arrested for misdemeanor DUI. His bail has been set at $15k. 

Madsen was also busted for DUI in Malibu back in 2012, when his BAC was twice the legal limit. He entered a 30-day rehab after that arrest, and the judge also ordered him to get outpatient treatment.

https://www.tmz.com/2019/03/25/michael-madsen-arrested-dui-land-rover-crash-malibu/

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According to Amazon.ca (Canada), "Trading Paint" will be released on DVD & Blu-ray on May 21 and can be pre-ordered now.

https://www.amazon.ca/Trading-Paint-John-Travolta/dp/B07P9RRBVC/

***The DVD/Blu-ray is not listed on Amazon.com (U.S.) yet.

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According to Amazon.co.uk, "Trading Paint" is being released in the UK under the title "Burning Rubber". It will be released on DVD May 27 and can be pre-ordered now.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Burning-Rubber-DVD-Karzan-Kader/dp/B07PBD8H1W/

***Here is the trailer which is slightly different from the U.S. version.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7RWiw5fsoU

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So... what do you all think of Trading Paint?? ❤️ @JohnTravolta

12:49 PM ET - 1 Apr 19

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Sunday movie choice 😊

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‘The Autoweek Podcast’ Ep. 54: ‘Trading Paint’ starring John Travolta review

The podcast dives into what could be the worst movie ever made about short-track racing

Autoweek | April 29, 2019 

On this episode of the Autoweek Podcast, host Rory Carroll, Jake Lingeman and Wesley Wren give an honest assessment of John Travolta’s latest epic: “Trading Paint.” For those unaware of this movie (Ed note: I envy you), it’s a tale of turmoil and triumph on dirt short tracks in the Southern United States. Starring Travolta, Michael Madsen and Shania Twain, the movie tries to capture the romance and heart of dirt late model racing.

Sadly, it misses the mark and might possibly be one of the strangest films about racing. It’s almost like David Lynch inspired some of the scenes and the film’s sense of time. As for its accuracy? Well, the podcast has Autoweek’s short-track expert Matt Weaver chime in to give his thoughts on the movie. Weaver gives the film credit for its accuracy to the sport, but, like the rest of the team, thought it was pretty bad as a movie.

Tune in below, on iTunes, Spotify or anywhere podcasts are played.

Click Link Below To Listen To Podcast.

https://autoweek.com/article/podcast/autoweek-podcast-ep-54-trading-paint-starring-john-travolta-review

"Trading Paint" is now available on DVD & Blu-ray in the U.S. (Amazon.com) and Canada (Amazon.ca). Walmart has a "Trading Paint" Blu-ray + DVD + Digital Copy combo pack.

***The movie will be released in the UK (Amazon.co.uk) under the title "Burning Rubber" on May 27.