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The Flight Commander
Also known as With Cobham to the Cape in the United Kingdom; Asas do Amor in Brazil
(1927) England
B&W : Eight reels
Directed by Maurice Elvey

Cast: Sir Alan Cobham [himself, Sir Alan Cobham], Estelle Brody [Mary], John Stuart [John Massey], Humberston Wright [James Mortimer], Vesta Sylva [Babette], Alf Goddard [Tommy], John Longden [Ivan], Cyril McLaglen [Sammy], William Pardue [Pierre], A. Bromley Davenport [the philosopher], Edward O’Neill [the missionary]

Gaumont British Picture Corporation production; distributed by Gaumont British Distributors. / Produced by Victor Saville [?] Maurice Elvey and/or Gareth Gundrey? Scenario by Eugene Clifford, from a screen story by John Travers. Art direction by Andrew Mazzei. Cinematography by Percival Strong (Percy Strong) and Basil Emmott. / Premiered 29 September 1927 in London, England. General release, 9 April 1928. / Standard 35mm spherical 1.33:1 format. / Silent film.

Drama.

Survival status: (unknown)

Current rights holder: (unknown)

Listing updated: 19 May 2020.

References: Perry-British pp. 60f, 315, 352 : Website-IMDb.

 
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