Drama, Action, War, History . 01 h 19 m
Overview
Release Date
12 March 1932
Languages
English,
Produced By
RKO Radio Pictures,
Directed by : George Archainbaud
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"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!" is english Language Movie.
"The Lost Squadron" was released on 12 March 1932 it had a budget of $621,000 and had box office collection of $732,000.
The movie was directed by George Archainbaud
It has cast of: Richard Dix as Capt. 'Gibby' Gibson, Mary Astor as Follette Marsh, Robert Armstrong as Lt. 'Woody' Curwood, Dorothy Jordan as 'Pest' Curwood, Joel McCrea as Red, Erich von Stroheim as Arthur von Furst, Hugh Herbert as Sergeant Fritz, Ralph Ince as Jettick, Marjorie Peterson as Stenographer, Ralph Lewis as Joe, William B. Davidson as Lelewer, Frank Clarke as Flier (uncredited), Thomas A. Curran as Night Watchman (uncredited), Edgar Dearing as Policeman Wanting Report (uncredited), Art Goebel as Flier (uncredited), Dick Grace as Flier (uncredited), Arnold Gray as Tall Actor in War Film (uncredited), Freeman Lang as Tall Actor in War Film (uncredited), Leo Nomis as Flier (uncredited), Frank O'Connor as Officer (uncredited) in lead roles.
It Crew included: George Archainbaud as Director(Directing), David O. Selznick as Executive Producer(Production), Louis Sarecky as Associate Producer(Production), Max Steiner as Original Music Composer(Sound), Edward Cronjager as Director of Photography(Camera), Leo Tover as Director of Photography(Camera), William Hamilton as Editor(Editing), Max Rée as Costume Design(Costume & Make-Up), Mel Berns as Makeup Artist(Costume & Make-Up), James H. Anderson as Assistant Director(Directing), Clem Portman as Sound(Sound), Hugh McDowell Jr. as Sound(Sound), Herman J. Mankiewicz as Dialogue(Writing), Dick Grace as Story(Writing), Wallace Smith as Screenplay(Writing), Robert Presnell Sr. as Dialogue(Writing), Humphrey Pearson as Writer(Writing), Max Rée as Scenic Artist(Crew), Dick Grace as Stunts(Crew), Joseph F. Biroc as Camera Operator(Camera), William H. Clothier as Assistant Camera(Camera), George E. Diskant as Assistant Camera(Camera), Elmer Dyer as Aerial Camera(Camera), Fred Fleck as Aerial Camera(Camera), Robert Robinson as Aerial Camera(Camera), Harold E. Wellman as Assistant Camera(Camera), Harry J. Wild as Camera Operator(Camera), in lead roles.
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12 March 1932
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