Talk:Seven Santini Brothers

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In Popular Culture

There was a line in either The Honeymooners or The Jackie Gleason Show, where Art Carney, responding to some Gleason comment, says, "Well, you can always call in the Seven Santini Brothers." Any idea where we could track down a reference?

In the 1971 movie The French Connection starring Gene Hackman, his character is shown driving and following an elevated train when his car narrowly misses the passing 7 Santini Brothers tractor and trailer on the street.

7 Santini Brothers were hired to pack and ship Elvis's Cadillac overseas for his fans to see. In a scene in the documentary [[This is Elvis], the 7 Santini Brothers logo is seen in the background and on workers' shirts.

7 Santini Brothers box carried by two officers in 1988 Christmas movie Scrooged starring Bill Murray.