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Título original: Ships with Wings

1941
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1 h 43 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaLt. Dick Stacey is dismissed from the Fleet Air Arm for poor discipline. He joins the Aircraft Carrier "HMS Ark Royal" (The Ship with Wings). When they go into battle in the Mediterranean he... Ler tudoLt. Dick Stacey is dismissed from the Fleet Air Arm for poor discipline. He joins the Aircraft Carrier "HMS Ark Royal" (The Ship with Wings). When they go into battle in the Mediterranean he acts heroically and redeems himself.Lt. Dick Stacey is dismissed from the Fleet Air Arm for poor discipline. He joins the Aircraft Carrier "HMS Ark Royal" (The Ship with Wings). When they go into battle in the Mediterranean he acts heroically and redeems himself.

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The aircraft carrier HMS Ark Royal was featured in the film as "HMS Invincible." The film opened in London on Sunday, Nov. 9, 1941, at the Gaumont Theater. Just four days later, on Nov. 13, HMS Ark Royal was torpedoed by German submarine U-81 near Gibraltar. The carrier sank the next morning. Only one of the crew was lost in the sinking.

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Opening credits prologue: TYNESIDE 1936

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Featured in Tuesday's Documentary: The Ealing Comedies or Kind Hearts and Overdrafts (1970)

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Music by Geoffrey Wright
Lyrics by Diana Morgan and Robert McDermott (uncredited)
Arranged by Peter Yorke (uncredited)

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Clipped Wings

Supposedly set in the thirties, this glossy nonsense glorifying the Fleet Air Arm was made by Ealing before they soon afterwards hit their stride and realised that gung ho heroics were not exactly their thing.

The general unreality of the piece is indicated by the credit in the titles for the fashion houses that supplied the dresses; and although the final bombing raid is done with obvious models at least it provides the pleasure of seeing John Laurie in the cockpit of one of the planes.

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