Hell's Angels (1930)
November 15, 1930Release Date

Plot.
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Cast & Crew.

Ben Lyon
Monte Rutledge

James Hall
Roy Rutledge

Jean Harlow
Helen

John Darrow
Karl Armstedt

Lucien Prival
Baron Von Kranz

Frank Clarke
Lt. von Bruen / Pilot

Roy Wilson
Baldy Maloney / Pilot

Douglas Gilmore
Capt. Redfield

Jane Winton
Baroness Von Kranz

Evelyn Hall
Lady Randolph

William B. Davidson
Staff Major

Wyndham Standing
RFC Squadron Commander

Lena Malena
Gretchen the Waitress

Marian Marsh
Girl Selling Kisses

Carl von Haartman
Zeppelin Commander

Ferdinand Schumann-Heink
First Officer of Zeppelin

Stephen Carr
Elliott

Thomas Carr
Pilot

J. Granville-Davis
Pilot

Nora Cecil
Helen's Maid (uncredited)

Rene Marvelle
French Girl (uncredited)

Georgette Rhodes
French Girl (uncredited)

Howard Batt
Minor Role (uncredited)

George Berliner
Bit Role (uncredited)

Bob Blair
Bit Role (uncredited)

Eddie Brownell
Bit Role (uncredited)

Hank Coffin
Pilot (uncredited) / Pilot

Ross Cooke
Pilot (uncredited) / Pilot

Lawford Davidson
British Officer Shot by Firing Squad (uncredited)

Jack Deery
Splashed Officer (uncredited)

Lucy Doraine
Bit Role (uncredited)

David Findlay
Bit Role (uncredited)

Curt Furberg
Bit Role (uncredited)

Frank Goddard
Bit Role (uncredited)

Lisa Gora
Bit Role (uncredited)

Douglas Gordon
Bit Role (uncredited)

Owen Gorin
Bit Role (uncredited)

Pat Harmon
Recruiting Sergeant (uncredited)

Hans Joby
Von Schlieben (uncredited)

Al Johnson
Pilot (uncredited)

Morey Johnson
Minor Role (uncredited)

Werner Klingler
Bit Role (uncredited)

Burton Lane
Bit Role (uncredited)

Al Lary
Minor Role (uncredited)

Garland Lincoln
Bit Role (uncredited) / Pilot

Harry Lipman
Bit Role (uncredited)

Maurice Murphy
Pilot (uncredited) / Pilot

Stewart Murphy
Pilot (uncredited) / Pilot

Leo Nomis
Pilot (uncredited) / Pilot

Ira Reed
Pilot (uncredited) / Pilot

Harry Semels
Anarchist (uncredited)

Ernie Smith
Bit Role (uncredited)

Pat Somerset
Marryat (uncredited)

Joan Standing
Roy's Dancing Partner (uncredited)

Harry Strang
Bit Role (uncredited)

C.F. Sullivan
Pilot (uncredited)

Gertrude Sutton
Canteen Worker (uncredited)

Frank Tomick
Pilot (uncredited) / Pilot

Roscoe Turner
Pilot (uncredited) / Pilot

Wilhelm von Brincken
Von Richter (uncredited)

Tibor von Janny
Bit Role (uncredited)

Al Wilson
Pilot (uncredited) / Pilot

Howard Hughes
Director / Presenter / Producer

Joseph Moncure March
Dialogue / Story

Howard Estabrook
Adaptation

Harry Behn
Adaptation

Hugo Riesenfeld
Original Music Composer / Music Arranger

Adolph Tandler
Original Music Composer

Elmer Dyer
Director of Photography

E. Burton Steene
Director of Photography

Dewey Wrigley
Director of Photography

Harry Zech
Director of Photography

Perry Hollingsworth
Editor

Sydney Moore
Set Decoration

Dave Marks
Assistant Director

William J. Scully
Assistant Director

Phil Jones
Smoke Artist

Sterling Campbell
Aerial Coordinator

Florence 'Pancho' Barnes
Pilot

Paul Mantz
Pilot

Glenn Odekirk
Pilot

Raymond Earl Pease Sr.
Pilot

Clement K. Phillips
Pilot

Jerry Thrall
Pilot

N. Hopecraft
Still Photographer

Earl Metz
Camera Operator

Osmond Borradaile
Aerial Camera

Charles P. Boyle
Aerial Camera

Jack Breamer
Aerial Camera

Edward Colman
Aerial Camera

Henry Cronjager Jr.
Aerial Camera

Fred R. Eldridge
Aerial Camera

Jockey Arthur Feindel
Aerial Camera

Pliny Goodfriend
Aerial Camera

Jack Greenhalgh
Aerial Camera

Roy Greiner
Aerial Camera

Paul Ivano
Aerial Camera

Paul Kerschner
Aerial Camera

Donald Biddle Keyes
Aerial Camera

Roy H. Klaffki
Aerial Camera

Edward A. Kull
Aerial Camera

Sam Landers
Aerial Camera

Ernest Laszlo
Second Unit Director of Photography

Jack MacKenzie
Aerial Camera

Paul Perry
Aerial Camera

Herman Schopp
Aerial Camera

Cliff Shirpser
Assistant Camera

John Silver
Aerial Camera

Edward Snyder
Aerial Camera

William H. Tuers
Aerial Camera

L. Guy Wilky
Aerial Camera

Alvin Wyckoff
Aerial Camera

Edmund Goulding
Co-Director

James Whale
Co-Director

Fred Fleck
Assistant Director

Marshall Neilan
Story

Douglass Biggs
Editor

Frank Lawrence
Editor

Tony Gaudio
Director of Photography

Julian Boone Fleming
Set Decoration

Howard Greer
Costume Design

Joseph W. Engel
Production Manager

Carroll Clark
Settings

Lodge Cunningham
Sound

Harry Perry
Director of Photography
Media.






Details.
Release DateNovember 15, 1930
StatusReleased
Running Time2h 11m
Content RatingNR
Budget$3,950,000
Box Office$8,000,000
Filming LocationsSunset Las Palmas Studios, United States
Genres
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This Movie Is About.
Wiki.
Hell's Angels is a 1930 American pre-Code independent epic war film directed and produced by Howard Hughes and director of dialogue James Whale. Written by Harry Behn and Howard Estabrook and starring Ben Lyon, James Hall and Jean Harlow, it was released through United Artists. It follows two dissimilar brothers, both members of the British Royal Flying Corps during the First World War.
The film was originally shot as a silent film. The Jazz Singer, which ushered in the sound era, premiered several weeks before the start of principal photography for Hell's Angels and left the public clamoring for talking pictures. A year and a half later, Hughes decided to convert his film to sound. The original female lead, Norwegian-American Greta Nissen, had to be replaced due to her accent. Jean Harlow became a major star as her successor. The production took three years (1927β1930) and Hughes spared no expense, so that despite being one of the highest-grossing films of the early sound era, it did not recoup its exorbitant $2.8 million cost.
Hughes and pilot Harry Perry designed many of the stunts for the dogfighting scenes. When Paul Mantz, the principal stunt pilot, informed Hughes that a stunt in the final scene was too dangerous, Hughes piloted the aircraft himself, but crashed; he suffered a skull fracture and had to undergo facial surgery as well. Three stunt pilots and a mechanic died in accidents during filming.
Most of the footage is black-and-white, but there are several one-color-tinted scenes for dramatic effect, such as a nighttime gun duel; part-screen full-color for the flames consuming a German Zeppelin; and full-screen full-color for one sequence, which is the only color footage of Harlow's career.
In spite of the difficulties, it was and is today considered a landmark of early sound and color use, and of the epic action film genre.
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