I found by chance this an old and classic Commodore 1541 in a scene movie from 2019 where you cans see several old computers and consoles but also this Classic Commodore, for the collects of images of Commodore computers in movies and TV programs.
https://www.morguesoft.eu/Miscelaneus/Commodore1541-01.jpg
https://www.morguesoft.eu/Miscelaneus/Commodore1541-02.jpg
https://www.morguesoft.eu/Miscelaneus/Commodore1541-03.jpg

Note: The scene movie isn't think to puritans, therefore I don't write the title and actress names.
But is insteresting that still in someplaces the people remember this old hardware.

@Templario
Pleasant to see. I had a lot of fun when I switched from the cassette to the diskette. What progress in terms of speed and comfort. We did have the 1571 diskette.

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@dirkzwager
Only I knew the Commodore 64 and 128, because in Spain all arrived later that rest of world and somethings never, curiosly four days ago in one movil app to sell I found one Amstrad PPC, the CPC laptop.

@Templario

It,s a normal homecomputer system, a C64 (bread box case) with C= 1541.

The stickers are at least showing some usage, but a normal C64 user would not have needed post-it with these standard infos (load "*",8,1 RUN) on it.

There is another sticker on the monitor with the information password ????triCore123 on it, the 51/4" floppies are might be used for the 1541. the rest of the computer stuff if PC (Laptop & keyboard)

there are some alcoholic beverages (whiskey?) totgether with the posters it looked like a room of a nerdy boy around the late 80ies.

And the TV in the shelve might show a picture generated by the C64 ... but I'm not sure about this.

Last edited by OneTimer1 on 15-Mar-2020 at 10:56 AM.

@dirkzwager

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dirkzwager wrote: ... when I switched from the cassette to the diskette.

It was like when I got my a hard disk for my Amiga, suddenly I could start working ...

@OneTimer1
The movie recreates the nerd room from a nerd girl, but the movie is last year...
I can't more information because It is a movie for adults and I don't want argue with someone of this forum very know for his religious minds.
Here the star is the 1541, not future discussions.

Last edited by Templario on 15-Mar-2020 at 12:57 PM.

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@Templario

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Templario wrote: Here the star is the 1541, not future discussions.

There are a lot WWW-pages dedicated to the appearance of computers in the media:
Amiga 2000 : http://starringthecomputer.com/computer.html?c=95
C64 : http://starringthecomputer.com/computer.html?c=95

Or search here: http://starringthecomputer.com/computers.html

Some companies like Apple had a division responsible for placing their Mac(intosh)s in the media, but they took care what their computers where used for.

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@Templario

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Templario wrote: The movie recreates the nerd room from a nerd girl, but the movie is last year...

Well, the clothes of the girls looked like 1980.

The posters an the wall did look newer and they are not very typical for girls ...

I did some research:
The movie posters at the background might have been from the same company like the film from which you took the screenshots. This company has some kind of 'focus' that might explain why a female nerd has posters with half naked girls in their room ... lol.

@OneTimer1
Here is the link with the trailer
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hqNVo5kz2F8

This Youtube channel has been removed now.
You can see violence or people doing foolish but not a beauty girls, incredible.

Last edited by Templario on 20-Mar-2020 at 10:38 AM.

@Templario

Hmm, interesting indeed hehe :D

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@marko
Yeap, at least there are people that use Commodore hardware as props, people that born un 90s.

Here is a question...

Can you use a 1541 or 1571 floppy drive with an Amiga? I know it wouldn't be very useful, but I have a kind of museum setup and would think it cool to hookup a 1571 to my Amiga.

??

@outlawal2

These old floppy disks are only useful for data transfer from C64 to Amiga ...

You may find some instructions on the Aminet:
http://aminet.net/misc/emu/Easy1541.lha

The other possibility is RS232 interface.

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Templario wrote: @marko Yeap, at least there are people that use Commodore hardware as props, people that born un 90s.

A C64/VIC-20 was used as a prop quite recently in both John Wick 2



and John Wick 3 (Parabellum) as the machines to enter the details of his impending ex-commuicado contract (within the first 3 minutes of the film)



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