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| Warner Bros. (1950) | |||||
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| Humphrey Bogart | Lt. Col. Matthew Brennan | |
| Eleanor Parker | Joan Holloway | |
| Raymond Massey | Leland Willis | |
| Richard Whorf | Carl Troxell | |
| James Brown | Maj. Hinkle | |
| Roy Roberts | Maj. Gen. Hewitt | |
| Morris Ankrum | Ed Bostwick | |
| Fay Baker | Mrs. Willis | |
| Fred Sherman | Jeb Farley | |
| Claudia Barrett | Pilot | |
| John Crawford | Radio Operator | |
| Herschel Daugherty | Sergeant | |
| Mike Donovan | General | |
| Creighton Hale | Bit Role | |
| Sam Harris | General |
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| Producer | Anthony Veiller
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| Writer | Lester Cole
Liam O'Brien Vincent B. Evans |
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Matt Brennan runs into Jo Holloway, the Red Cross girl he romanced in Europe when he was a flyer in World War II, when he is offered a job by jet manufacturer Leland Willis as a test pilot. Carl Troxell, wants to sell an escape cockpit to the Air Force. He wants Matt to stall the presentation of JA-3 the prototype that doesn't include the ejection seat, to give him more time for the experimental JA-4. But Matt doesn't believe it is yet safe enough to try. |
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