The Lost Squadron (1932)
-Not a War Picture- But a war picture in the making! -Planes flying, crashing, while below cameras grind, and an inhuman genius drives men to destruction for the supreme thrill!
79 min
When World War I comes to an end, three pilots find themselves on hard times. They wind up in Hollywood, where they work as stunt fliers for a sadistic director.
- Release date
- March 12, 1932
- Country of origin
- United States
- Budget
- $621,000
- Box office
- $732,000
Cast
- Richard Dix as Captain Gibson
- Mary Astor as Follette Marsh
- Robert Armstrong as Lt. Woody Kerwood
- Dorothy Jordan as The Pest - Woody's Sister
- Joel McCrea as Red
- Erich von Stroheim as Arthur Von Furst
- Hugh Herbert as Fritz
- Ralph Ince as Jettick
- Marjorie Peterson as Stenographer
- Ralph Lewis as Joe
Crew
- George Archainbaud · Director
- Dick Grace · Writer
- Wallace Smith · Writer
- Herman J. Mankiewicz · Writer
- Robert Presnell Sr. · Writer
- Edward Cronjager · Cinematographer
- Leo Tover · Cinematographer
- William Hamilton · Editor