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Anyone Can Die: With an average of 2 deaths a year, most drivers learned to live with the thought that the current race could be their last.Lauda takes it as a compliment because rats are smart, enduring creatures. Animal Motifs: Hunt frequently compares Lauda to a rat.

Always Someone Better: James Hunt and, to a certain extent, Niki Lauda, felt that about each other.

All Play: Niki Lauda (all work) vs James Hunt (all play).

All Girls Want Bad Boys: Suzy Hunt and the rest of groupies who surrounded James Hunt.

The Alleged Car: Marlene's car, which she claims to have been given an expensive repair job only for it to stall in the middle of the road.

Age Lift: Lord Hesketh is portrayed as a middle-aged man in the film, but he would actually be 20 years old at the beginning of the film, three years younger than his sponsored driver James Hunt.

Niki is visibly grinning with amusement even as he flips James off.

Played straight towards the end when James quips that the accident actually made Niki look better.

Niki initially chuckles when a reporter suggests that his wife might leave him because of his disfigurement, but when the reporter persists, Niki stops laughing very quickly.

Subverted during the press conference scene.The real-life Niki Lauda acted as a consultant for both Morgan and Brühl. The screenplay was written by Peter Morgan, while Hans Zimmer composed the score. The film depicts the real-life Formula One rivalry of British playboy James Hunt (Hemsworth) and Austrian precision driver Niki Lauda (Bruhl), culminating in their 1976 duel for the world championship, which is widely regarded as the most dramatic season in motorsports history.

Rush is a 2013 biographical sports drama film directed by Ron Howard, starring Chris Hemsworth, Daniel Brühl, Olivia Wilde, and Alexandra Maria Lara. James Hunt and Niki Lauda, about each other.