Hell's Angels (1930)
1930 · Feature film · 130 min · dir. Howard Hughes
Howard Hughes' Thrilling Multi-Million Dollar Air Spectacle
- Drama
- War
- Action
Synopsis
As World War I explodes across Europe, Oxford brothers Roy and Monte Rutledge enlist in the Royal Flying Corps, diving headfirst into savage aerial combat against Germany. Roy is the honorable hero desperately in love with the glamorous Helen, but Monte—the ultimate ladies’ man—has already betrayed him behind the scenes. Produced and directed by Howard Hughes over three grueling years at a then-record $2.8 million cost, Hell’s Angels featured real World War I aircraft, death-defying stunts…
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Details
- Director
- Howard Hughes
- Writer
- Marshall Neilan
- Composer
- Hugo Riesenfeld
- Cinematography
- Elmer Dyer
- Studio
- The Caddo Company
- Released
- 1930-11-15
- Awards
- Nominated for 1 Oscar. 1 nomination total
- Running time
- 130 minutes
Cast & crew
- Howard Hughes Director
- Ben Lyon
- James Hall
- Jean Harlow
- John Darrow
- Lucien Prival
- Frank Clarke
- Roy Wilson
- Douglas Gilmore
