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83rd Members’ Meeting 2026

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Peter de Rousset-Hall - July 29, 2025

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Goodwood Festival of Speed – An F1 Extravaganza

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Top Gun: Maverick 2022 • Action/Drama • 2h 10

Top Gun: Maverick

2022 • Action/Drama • 2h 10m
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After more than thirty years of service as one of the Navy’s top aviators, Pete „Maverick“ Mitchell is tasked with training a new detachment of elite TOPGUN graduates for a highly dangerous, near-impossible mission. Among the young pilots is Lt. Bradley „Rooster“ Bradshaw, the resentful son of Maverick’s late best friend, Goose. Forced to confront the ghosts of his past and his own deepest fears, Maverick must prepare the divided team for a perilous dogfight in enemy territory that will demand the ultimate sacrifice from those chosen to fly it.

Top Gun: Maverick: A breathtaking, high-octane legacy sequel that pushes the absolute limits of practical aerial filmmaking.

Release date: May 27, 2022
Director: Joseph Kosinski
Main cast: Tom Cruise (Pete „Maverick“ Mitchell), Miles Teller (Bradley „Rooster“ Bradshaw), Jennifer Connelly (Penny Benjamin), Jon Hamm (Beau „Cyclone“ Simpson), Glen Powell (Jake „Hangman“ Seresin), Val Kilmer (Tom „Iceman“ Kazansky)

There are films you watch. And then there are film

There are films you watch.
And then there are films that watch you back.
Furious 7 was never really about the cars, the chaos, or the impossible stunts.
It was always building toward one last goodbye.
Brian O’Conner on a sunlit road. Two cars.
One final race that was never really a race at all. And then a white car slowly drifting away into the horizon while the whole world quietly fell apart in their seats.
The most devastating thing about Furious 7 is that it is not fictional grief.

It is real grief wearing the clothes of a movie.
Paul Walker never got to see how that ending would land. How millions of people would sit in silence long after the credits rolled, unable to explain exactly why they were crying.
He didn’t need to see it.
He already gave us everything.
See you around, Brian.

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