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The Lost Squadron

The Lost Squadron

-Not a War Picture- But a war picture in the making! -Planes flying, crashing, while below cameras grind, and an inhuman genius drives men to destruction for the supreme thrill!Mar. 12, 193279 Min.
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Synopsis

When World War I comes to an end, three pilots find themselves on hard times. They wind up in Hollywood, where they work as stunt fliers for a sadistic director.

Original title The Lost Squadron
IMDb Rating 6.4
TMDb Rating 6.474 19 votes

Director

James H. Anderson
Director

Cast

Richard Dix isCapt. 'Gibby' Gibson
Capt. 'Gibby' Gibson
Mary Astor isFollette Marsh
Follette Marsh
Robert Armstrong isLt. 'Woody' Curwood
Lt. 'Woody' Curwood
Dorothy Jordan is'Pest' Curwood
'Pest' Curwood
Joel McCrea isRed
Red
Erich von Stroheim isArthur von Furst
Arthur von Furst
Hugh Herbert isSergeant Fritz
Sergeant Fritz
Ralph Ince isJettick
Jettick
Marjorie Peterson isStenographer
Stenographer
Ralph Lewis isJoe
Joe
William B. Davidson isLelewer
Lelewer
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