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The Flight of the Phoenix
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Director Robert Aldrich stands on a sandy set gesturing as he speaks with actress Barrie Chase, who is in costume, during filming of The Flight of the Phoenix.
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The Flight of the Phoenix

film by Aldrich [1965]
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  • Flight of the Phoenix, The
    Robert Aldrich
    / The 1960s

    The Flight of the Phoenix (1965) was exciting in its own right, a survival yarn set in the Sahara desert. Although the film is long, its tension rarely lags. The superlative cast included James Stewart, Richard Attenborough, and Peter Finch.

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    The Flight of the Phoenix (1965) was exciting in its own right, a survival yarn set in the Sahara desert. Although the film is long, its tension rarely lags. The superlative cast included James Stewart, Richard Attenborough, and Peter Finch.

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  • James Stewart in It's a Wonderful Life
    James Stewart

    …Shot Liberty Valance (1962), and The Flight of the Phoenix (1965).

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    …Shot Liberty Valance (1962), and The Flight of the Phoenix (1965).

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