Flying Wild (1941) |
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| Director(s) | William West |
| Producer(s) | Sam Katzman |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Drama |
| Top Topics | Aviation |
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David Gorcey(as Peewee)
Flying Wild
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1941
Flying Wild
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1941
David Gorcey
(as Peewee)
Donald Haines(as Skinny)
Flying Wild
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1941
Flying Wild
Released
1941
Donald Haines
(as Skinny)
Herbert Rawlinson(as Mr. Reynolds)
Flying Wild
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1941
Flying Wild
Released
1941
Herbert Rawlinson
(as Mr. Reynolds)
Dennis Moore(as George)
Flying Wild
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1941
Flying Wild
Released
1941
Dennis Moore
(as George)
Forrest Taylor(as Mr. Forbes)
Flying Wild
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1941
Flying Wild
Released
1941
Forrest Taylor
(as Mr. Forbes)
Bud Osborne(as Henchman)
Flying Wild
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1941
Flying Wild
Released
1941
Bud Osborne
(as Henchman)
Flying Wild Overview:
Flying Wild (1941) was a Comedy - Drama Film directed by William West and produced by Sam Katzman.
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At one point in the film, the gang (Bobby Jordan, Leo Gorcey, Ernest Morrison and others) are passengers in an old open phaeton (a four-door convertible) that is driving up to an airplane on the parking ramp. The driver is going a bit too fast and cuts the wheel too sharply, and the car flips over on its side. That was really an accident, not a stunt, as the scene is shot in one continuous take, and you can clearly see Gorcey's, Morrison's and Jordan's eyes widen and a terrified look on their faces as the car begins to tip over.