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Movie (1958)
English titles: A Dog, a Mouse, and a Sputnik / Sputnik / Hold Tight for the Satellite
Starring:
Noël-Noël (Léon Martin)
Francis Blanche (Chazot )
Darry Cowl (Hubert, le Délégué du Gouvernement )
Pauline Carton (Marie)
Jean-Pierre Cassel (Mariel)
Noël Roquevert (le maire)
(Synopsis needed)
Douglas DC-7C
Douglas DC-4 & Lockheed L-1049G Super Constellation
In the background some Air France airplanes: two Douglas DC-4 on the left, and a Lockheed Super Constellation on the right.
Tupolev Tu-104 & Ilyushin Il-18
Behind these ZIS150 and MAZ 200 V tanker lorries, some Aeroflot aircrafts : Il-18 on the left and Tu-104 on the right. The airport must be one of Moscow airports in the late 50’s. Sheremetyevo?
Made for Movie
Scene as “realistic” as “Destination Moon” comics with Tintin by Hergé.
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