Rosi, Carmen, Minter, Beltoise RIIIIIIIIP: Car Men

Film Director Francesco Rosi, died recently.  His wiki page reveals that none of his films came out 

during twin digit years, butt one film did come out during another prominent year (as per the inner twin 

world's cryptic way:   

• Carmen (1984)

Note the cryptic phrase in the films title re "car men".  Which strikes pretty close to home since a 

Facebook friend was in a vehicle accident yesterday... no one was hurt thankfully.  There is more, and it 

involves the recent January 5th death of Bobby Carter.  So note the "car" in Carter... and also note his first name is an addition to the "Bob/Cut Short/Float..." pattern-cluster (see previous post). 

Robert E. "Bobby" Carter (October 7, 1939 – January 5, 2015)  

So we also have an addition to the recent "October Birthday" pattern-cluster.  

Note the following clues that reveal much when versed in the cryptic language of the inner 

twin world:  


So not back to the film Carmen and following other leads this crops up:

Distributed by	Gaumont (France) Columbia Tristar (US)

Produced by	Patrice Ledoux

Founder	Harry CohnJack Cohn Joe Brandt

Joe Brandt (July 20, 1882 - February 22, 1939)

So note the date of death re Joe Brandt... this date cropped up in my previous post-- an addition to the "Targeting Family Birthdays" pattern-cluster given that this is my grandsons birthday!!

• The Big Blue (1988)

Gaumont Film Companyis a French mini-major film studio^[2] founded by the engineer-turned-

inventor Léon Gaumont

Léon Gaumont (May 10, 1864 – August 9, 1946)

Gaumont's date of death is one off from the 222nd day of they year and only because 1946 wasn't a leap year.   This brings us to the Gaumont logo where the G is also the centre of a flower... very meaningful when considering all the "flower" related posts... and the TUSSH (the Two United Structure System Home)... just key in TUSSH to the search box of this blog and you'll see what I mean.

Now going back to "car men".  I decided to go back to the Deaths in 2015 site to see if any prominent "car men" died since January 1st:

Jean-Pierre Beltoise, 77, French Formula One racing driver, winner of the 1972 Monaco Grand Prix, stroke

Note from his wiki page:

He competed in 88 Grands Prix achieving one win and eight podium finishes 

Definitely in keeping with the "Oct/8" pattern-cluster theme of things!!  And then there's:

Derek Minter, 82, British Grand Prix motorcycle and short-circuit road racer 

His surname "Minter" speaks volumes... especially when reading my previous post that reveals a "Money" pattern-cluster!!  There are more, butt I'll let you do the math.