The Lost Squadron (1932)
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Movie Info
Cast
as Red
as Capt. `Gibby' Gibson
as Follette Marsh
as Arthur von Furst
as The pest
as Lt. Woody Curwood
as Fritz
as Jettick, Detective
as Flier
as Flier
as Flier
as Flier
as Soldier
as Lelewer
as Joe
as Stenographer
Critic Reviews for The Lost Squadron
All Critics (6) | Top Critics (3) | Fresh (6) | Rotten (0)
It is not without authority, even though the dramatics are a bit strained.
It is an excellent melodrama, ably directed, with a background familiar to producers -- for it is chiefly concerned with stunt flying before the cameras in Hollywood and a film director is the evil genius.
With a cynically acidic script by Herman J Mankiewicz, among others, this early talkie is one of the most enjoyably scabrous examples of Hollywood on Hollywood.
The film had to come out entertaining. [Full review in Spanish]
Bizarre but absorbing.
Penned in a delightfully nasty cynical way by Herman Mankiewicz.
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