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Mon, 09 Nov 2009 Eric Bana visits Regent Street, Apple Store, Tuesday 10 November

Filmed over two years, the film follows Eric on an unexpectedly emotional journey

Nick Spence

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Former comedian and acclaimed Australian film and television actor Eric Bana visits the flagship Apple Store on Regent Street, London tomorrow - Tuesday 10th November - as part of the popular Meet the Filmmakers events.

During the free event, which starts at 6.30pm, Bana discusses his directorial debut with 'Love the Beast', a documentary that follows his 25-year love affair with his beloved Ford GT Falcon Coupe.

Filmed over two years, the film follows Bana on an unexpectedly emotional journey from inside the race car to the surreal world of the red carpet as he considers the importance of family, friends and what it means to keep your dreams alive.

The film also stars Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson, US chat host Jay Leno and Dr Phil McGraw.

The film opens in cinemas on 13 November before being released on DVD on 16 November. DVD Special Features include the full and uncut Jeremy Clarkson interview and theatrical trailer.

For those who cannot attend, the Meet the Filmmakers event will also be recorded and made available to download as a podcast from the iTunes Store.

The Apple Store is located at 235 Regent Street, London, W1B 2EL, 020 7153 9000. The nearest tube station is Oxford Circus.

Previous events at the Apple Store, Regent Street have included Baz Luhrmann (Australia), Anne Hathaway/Dwayne Johnson/Pete Segal (Get Smart), Dave Gibbons (The Watchmen), Charles Martin/Simon Massey (Skins 3), Ceri Levy (Bananaz), Jamie J Johnson/Elizabeth Karlsen (Sounds Like Teen Spirit) and Richard Eyre (The Other Man).

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Elliot Richards said on Mon, 09 Nov 2009

Sounds great and I'd love to go, except November 10th is Modern Warfare 2 day. Sorry Eric, but #MW2 wins out.

Jonathan Alba said on Tue, 10 Nov 2009

This will be another great Apple Film event at the store i hope. Eric is a wonderful actor and really genuine bloke Ive heard. Put your toys down Elliot and get into the fine arts!! PS.lol!! (joking :-) I loved MW1 as a matter of fact.

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