E... Um Avião não Regressou

Título original: One of Our Aircraft Is Missing

1942
Not Rated
1 h 42 min

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Durante uma batida na Alemanha, a tripulação de um bombardeiro britânico é forçada a abandonar o avião depois que seu avião é danificado. Eles desembarcam na Holanda e são ajudados por civis... Ler tudoDurante uma batida na Alemanha, a tripulação de um bombardeiro britânico é forçada a abandonar o avião depois que seu avião é danificado. Eles desembarcam na Holanda e são ajudados por civis holandeses.Durante uma batida na Alemanha, a tripulação de um bombardeiro britânico é forçada a abandonar o avião depois que seu avião é danificado. Eles desembarcam na Holanda e são ajudados por civis holandeses.

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Curiosidades
One day, Noël Coward visited the set and after seeing how the crew staged and wrapped up an elaborate sequence in about two hours, decided to use most of them on Nosso Barco, Nossa Alma (1942).

Erros de gravação
At the very start of the film, a list is shown of the five Dutch nationals who were executed for aiding the British airmen. The first name in the list is shown as "Arie van Steenset." This is a typo. His name was actually "Arie van Steensel."

Citações
Else Meertens: Do you think that we Hollanders who threw the sea out of our country will let the Germans have it? Better the sea.

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
Opening credits prologue: Sunday morning, 04.26, at an operational station somewhere in England

Versões alternativas
Some versions only have the first part of Frank Shelley's impersonation of Sgt. Hopkins when he's told that he won't be flying. Some versions cut Frank saying "You've got to be kidding me."

Conexões
Edited into WW II Theater: One of Our Aircraft is Missing (2022)

Trilhas sonoras
Onward Christiam Soldiers
(uncredited)
19th Century British hymn
Words by Sabine Baring-Gould (1865)
Music by Arthur Sullivan (1871)
Whistled by Bernard Cribbens

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involving war drama from 'The Archers'

"...one of our aircraft is missing ..." is a well-cast and well-written piece from Powell and Pressburger, key film makers in 1940s Britain.

The crew of B for Bertie find themselves lost in enemy territory and have to depend on the resources of others to get them to safety. The crew are played by some of the best actors of the time: Godfrey Tearle as the upper-class rear gunner; Eric Portman as the bluff Yorkshire co-pilot; Hugh Williams (father of 1970s actor Simon) as the refined navigator; Bernard Miles - better than usual - as the front gunner; High Burden as the pilot; and Emrys Jones as the Welsh sportsman who became the radio operator.

In support are Googie Withers, P&P regular Pamela Brown, Joyce Redman, Robert Helpmann (as the quisling), Alec Clunes (father of Martin) as the church organist, and Peter Ustinov (in his film debut) as the priest.

This film has been done as a drama-documentary so has a very realistic feel and look, pulling the viewer right into the action alongside the aircraft crew. It is less atmospheric than the 30s P&P films featuring Conrad Veidt and perhaps represented a more grounded style to their work before their Technicolor fantasies of the late 40s.