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James Stewart | Capt. Frank Towns | |
Richard Attenborough | Lew Moran | |
Ernest Borgnine | E. Cobb | |
Peter Finch | Capt. Harris | |
Hardy Kruger | ||
Hardy Krüger | Heinrich Dorfmann | |
William Aldrich | Bill | |
Ian Bannen | Crow | |
Peter Bravos | Tasso | |
Barrie Chase | Farida | |
Dan Duryea | Standish | |
Ronald Fraser | Sgt. Watson | |
Christian Marquand | Dr. Renaud | |
George Kennedy | Mike Bellamy |
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Producer | Robert Aldrich
Walter Blake |
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Writer | Lukas Heller
Elleston Trevor Trevor Dudley Smith |
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James Stewart heads an impressive cast that includes Richard Attenborough, Peter Finch, and Ernest Borgnine in this gripping tale of courage and suspense. When their cargo plane crashes in the Sahara Desert, the only hope for a crew of oilmen and military personnel is to try to rebuild the craft before they all perish from heat and deprivation. Based on Elleston Trevor's popular novel of the same name, and artfully directed by Robert Aldrich, The Flight of the Phoenix is a riveting combination of finely honed character studies and an exciting story line. |
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