Lance Armstrong to Narrate Doc About Schwinn Bikes From Unfeatured Films, Which Uses AI To Utilize Old Photos and Footage

Key Highlights

• “No Hands: The Wild Ride of the Schwinn Bicycle Company,” currently in post-production, centers on the history of the Schwinn Bicycles.
• Per the logline: “From its founding as Arnold, Schwinn & Company in Chicago in 1895, to the introduction of the Paramount in 1938 to the Sting-Ray in the ‘60s, Schwinn provided people, especially kids, with a freewheeling freedom like they had never had before.
• Now 130 years since the company was established, and more than three decades after its bankruptcy in 1992, this is the full untold story of this legendary American brand – and the family who stewarded it to prominence before ultimately losing control of the company.” Popular on Variety Related Stories Simu Liu Says the 'Backslide' of Asian Representation in Hollywood Is 'F---ing Appalling': 'Studios Think We Are Risky' Simu Liu and Fala Chen to Co-Chair Unforgettable Awards Ceremony The team behind “No Hands: The Wild Ride of the Schwinn Bicycle Company” also produced “The Lego Brickumentary,” narrated by Jason Bateman, and “Loopers: The Caddie’s Long Walk,” narrated by Bill Murray.
• Unfeatured Films founder Daniel Clarke directs the film, which is produced by David Brookwell, co-founder of Brookwell McNamara Entertainment (“Soul Surfer,” “That’s So Raven”).
• Carl Cramer is editor and writer, while KSQD Media founders Khristian A.