George Peppard says his squadron shot down seven enemy planes after returning from a dogfight with SIX English aircraft. See more...
Directed by John Guillermin, starring James Mason, Ursula Andress (add more)
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At the end of the 'bridge' sequence in which Bruno and Willy attempt to outfly each other, Willy's plane strikes a stone tower beyond the bridge and crashes in open ground. In the next scene, where Bruno is confronted by his commanding officer as to the circumstances of Willy's death, Bruno responds that he 'flew into the trees.' [Bruno was obviously deliberately lying in order to conceal the true facts of Willy's death, ie. that they were trying to outfly one another.]
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