The word "iconic" is overused these days, but there is no better one to describe the Chitty Chitty Bang Bang flying and floating, magical car from the 1968 movie of the same name. An original ...

Google would show us an example of its content generation tools in action and then tell us how amazing and magical the ...

Retired NYPD Officer Tony Garafalo spent over five years building his own "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" race ... of up to 65 miles per hour on land. No word yet on its airspeed and altitude.

In an article for Johns Hopkins University Press, however, the late Hughes was quoted as claiming he wrote “every f**king word” of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’s script on his portable typewriter.

He designed not just the flying car in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang ... prior to going on display in 2014 at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery in a four-month exhibition titled Marvellous Machines ...

Chitty was completed in 1967 and registered with the number plate GEN 11, given to her by Ian Fleming, who wrote the novel the film was based on. The registration spells the Latin word "genii ...

From 1952 to 1964, Ian Fleming wrote nearly one James Bond book a year. These books comprise twelve unique novels and two short story collections. If you think that these books are the only ...

That’s because he loves dinosaurs…and the only word he can say properly is ‘dinosaur’. But the good thing about travelling in the Chitty is that you can adjust the Chronojuster to whatever ...