Visible crew/equipment: When Maude pulls the banjo out of a cabinet, you see the reflection of crew and lights.
Harold and Maude (1971)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: Hal Ashby
Starring: Ruth Gordon, Bud Cort, Cyril Cusack, Vivian Pickles
On her 80th birthday, Maude takes tablets to kill herself, but doesn't tell Harold until it's too late. He rushes her to the hospital but she dies. Grief-stricken, he races off in his Jaguar-Hearse. We see it sailing off a cliff and crashing on the rocks in the surf. Finally the camera pans up to reveal Harold standing at the edge, playing "If You Want to Be Free, Be Free" on his banjo.
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Chosen answer: The hearse seen was custom built for the film, and was destroyed as seen in the film. other Jaguar hearses have been built, but they all have been custom built.
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