The Woman I Love
Movie (1937)
aka : Escadrille and The Woman Between
Italian title : Adorazione
Starring:
Paul Muni (Lieutenant Claude Maury)
Miriam Hopkins (Madame Helene Maury)
George Ibukun (Lieutenant Jean Herbillion)
Colin Clive (Captain Thelis)
October 1917: Diary of a French squadron through the love story of two crew members loving the same woman.
Unidentified Aircraft
Sikorsky S-29A
Footage from Hell's Angels.
Unidentified Aircraft
Hanriot H.436
Reused footages from L'équipage (1935).
Unidentified Aircraft
Director Anatole Litvak used mostly some Stearman C3 (and Curtiss Fledgling) aircraft modified by Paul Mantz to look like French Hanriot H.436 seen in his former work L'équipage (1935) of which Litvak reused some footage.
Fokker D.VII
All the Fokker D.VII seen are from footage already used in L'équipage (1935).
Caquot (or German copy : Ae 800) Observation Balloon
German dirigible Ae 800 Observation Balloon was a copy from a sized French Caquot observation balloon, much more efficient than the Parseval-Siegsfeld (Drachen) type balloon. Is this footage a film made by a war reporter ?
Or the shooting during test/training (in France or in the USA -as the Army used a thousand Caquot built locally-)?
Action is showing the attack of the balloon from above by Maury and Herbillion but Litvak -usually so skilled to use documentary footage- made here a mistake : an observation balloon will not be raised over the clouds (in order to keep the crew able to watch and report ground action and to direct the artilery fire). So this balloon is filmed from the ground.
Hanriot H.436
Unidentified Aircraft
Captain Thelis joins his plane for his solo mission. Compare with the other film where there was no plane in the background.
Hanriot H.436
Seconds later, Captain Thelis is taxiing but Litvak used a 1935 footage as evidenced by the Hanriot's characteristic trailing edge.
Stearman C3
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See also
- The Woman I Love at IMDb
- The Woman I Love (1937) at Wikipedia
- The Woman I Love at IMCDb
- L'équipage (1935)
- L'équipage (1927) (silent movie, the first one based on Kessel's novel)