Feet First (1930) |
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| Director(s) | Clyde Bruckman |
| Producer(s) | Harold Lloyd (uncredited), Suzanne Lloyd Hayes |
| Top Genres | Comedy |
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Harold Lloyd(as Harold Horne)
Feet First
Released
1930
Feet First
Released
1930
Harold Lloyd
(as Harold Horne)
Robert McWade(as John Quincy Tanner)
Feet First
Released
1930
Feet First
Released
1930
Robert McWade
(as John Quincy Tanner)
Arthur Housman(as Drunken Clubman)
Feet First
Released
1930
Feet First
Released
1930
Arthur Housman
(as Drunken Clubman)
Willie Best(as Janitor)
Feet First
Released
1930
Feet First
Released
1930
Willie Best
(as Janitor)
James Finlayson(as Painter)
Feet First
Released
1930
Feet First
Released
1930
James Finlayson
(as Painter)
Feet First Overview:
Feet First (1930) was a Comedy - Black-and-white Film directed by Clyde Bruckman and produced by Harold Lloyd and Suzanne Lloyd Hayes.
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The float plane shown picking up the mail is a 1926 Savoia. Savoia-Marchetti, American Aero: American Aeronautical Co, Port Washington NY. Savoia planes were more often called American Marchetti to disguise their Italian origin of design although they were built in the US under license. It was equipped with a 90hp Kinner K-5. Wing span: 34'1" Length: 25'0" Load: 699 lbs. v: 86/75/40 range: 290 miles/ceiling: 7000'. Cost: $7,375 with starter and navigation lights. NC378N was one of only 25 built in this configuration.