Eagles Over London (1969) |
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| Director(s) | Enzo G. Castellari |
| Producer(s) | Edmondo Amati (uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Action, Drama, War |
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Frederick Stafford(as Captain Paul Stevens)
Eagles Over London
Released
1969
Eagles Over London
Released
1969
Frederick Stafford
(as Captain Paul Stevens)
Van Johnson(as Air Marshal George Taylor)
Eagles Over London
Released
1969
Eagles Over London
Released
1969
Van Johnson
(as Air Marshal George Tay...)
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Eagles Over London (1969) was a Drama - War Film directed by Enzo G. Castellari and produced by Edmondo Amati.
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When getting the directing job, Enzo and a writing partner took a week to rewrite the overlong script to make it more action orientated and less of a "soap opera."
Posters for "Battle Command" were entirely in black and white.
At the time this was one of the highest budgeted films ever to be made in Italy (behind The Good, the Bad and the Ugly which was partially financed with American money through United Artists).
Enzo G. Castellari original did not know what a "split screen" method was when he was asked to direct the effects sequences utilizing stock footage using a split screen method. He was shown the American films The Thomas Crown Affair and The Boston Strangler which both utilized split screen.
Alberto De Martino was originally going to direct the film and Enzo G. Castellari was originally just hired to direct the special effects sequences inter-cut with stock footage of the actual battle of Britain using the split screen method. Up viewing the split screen sequences the producers were so impressed that they hired Enzo to direct the entire picture.