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RE: and my all time favorite old b&w movie is....

Posted by eppis1 on June 8, 2018 at 21:55:47:
I'd label that movie as a pilot's procedural. I loved it, too. Glynnis Johns is beautiful. So, is Marlene Dietrich. Performances are sincere. Another film I'dI recommend is "Fate is the Hunter" with Glen Ford, too. It's the story of an FAA investigation into a plane crash, told mostly in flashback. The movie's good, the novel is excellent. (By Ernest Gann, one of the best authors of pilot stories). It's much deeper than the film.