carrylinda
Joined Nov 2017
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carrylinda's rating
A good movie but alittle too sappy for my taste. It needed more aerial sequences and less Myrna Loy.
Did you know that in the fly-over showing a ball park has been indicated to be the legendary WRIGLEY FIELD of Chicago, Illinois?
Well, it's actually WRIGLEY FIELD in Los Angeles, California. Which was demolished in 1969.
Sorry, all you Cub fans, but it's not WRIGLEY FIELD in Chicago!
This movie highlights much of the information of early aviation.
As a side note, check out the credits, and you'll notice the name Frank Wead, Naval Academy grad. This dude was a total boss and helped promote United States Naval aviation from the beginning to the end of World War II, Commander Wead even got into writing movies. He consulted in over 30 of them, including the this flick "TEST PILOT".
Did you know that in the fly-over showing a ball park has been indicated to be the legendary WRIGLEY FIELD of Chicago, Illinois?
Well, it's actually WRIGLEY FIELD in Los Angeles, California. Which was demolished in 1969.
Sorry, all you Cub fans, but it's not WRIGLEY FIELD in Chicago!
This movie highlights much of the information of early aviation.
As a side note, check out the credits, and you'll notice the name Frank Wead, Naval Academy grad. This dude was a total boss and helped promote United States Naval aviation from the beginning to the end of World War II, Commander Wead even got into writing movies. He consulted in over 30 of them, including the this flick "TEST PILOT".