Capitanes de las nubes

Título original: Captains of the Clouds

1942
Approved
1h 54min

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James Cagney and Dennis Morgan in Capitanes de las nubes (1942)

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Action Drama War

El impetuoso e indisciplinado piloto Brian MacLean y tres amigos se enlistan en la RCAF, pero son considerados demasiado mayores para ser pilotos.El impetuoso e indisciplinado piloto Brian MacLean y tres amigos se enlistan en la RCAF, pero son considerados demasiado mayores para ser pilotos.El impetuoso e indisciplinado piloto Brian MacLean y tres amigos se enlistan en la RCAF, pero son considerados demasiado mayores para ser pilotos.

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Nominado para 2 premios Óscar
- 2 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
This was the first Hollywood picture to be filmed entirely on location in Canada.

Pifias
(at around 30 mins) After the sea plane has taken off, the blurry image of an insect can be seen walking across the lens right to left as Tiny and Emily walk on the dock.

Citas
Emily Foster: Hey! What brought you back?
Brian MacLean: A whim.
Emily Foster: Well, you can keep on going.
Brian MacLean: Oh, you don't know me. I have a whim of iron!

Créditos adicionales
Sincere appreciation is expressed to Major the Honorable C.G. Power P.C., M.C., Minister of National Defence for Air (Canada) and to Air Marshal L.S. Breadner D.S.C., Chief of the Air Staff, Royal Canadian Air Force, without whose authority and generous co-operation this picture would not have been brought to its splendid conclusion. We also wish to express our thanks to Air Marshal Bishop, V.C. and other officers and men of the R.C.A.F. who, in the making of the picture, are portrayed in the actual performance of their regular duties.

Conexiones
Edited into Desperate Search (1952)

Banda sonora
Captains of the Clouds
(1942) (uncredited)
Music by Harold Arlen
Lyrics by Johnny Mercer
Played during the opening credits and often as background music
Played at the Club Penguin and sung by a male chorus and danced by females
Sung by the male chorus at the end

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7/10

Oh, Canada!

This is one of my favorite films, but not because of Cagney or Morgan. Brenda Marshall is the jewel in this picture's crown. She provides the blue-jean wearing, North Country beauty in the film and drives the fly-boys crazy. Marshall, who bears a resemblance to Madolyn Smith Osborne, wants to get to the big city regardless of how she gets there. The resulting competition among pilots keeps the story line from being completely aviation oriented. This is a good look at Canadian bush aviation in the 1930's and the cast is excellent. As with all films of this period, airplanes are shown doing things that are aerodynamically impossible, but it doesn't take away from the picture. There are even early aeromedical ideas about how G-forces affect the human body. Filmed entirely on location in Canada, much of the scenery is stunningly beautiful. Canadian politics are even slipped in during graduation ceremony when Air Marshal Bishop refers to pilots from "loyal Quebec." All in all a fun film.