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| − | Released on video as Wing Commander. Translated/dubbed as: Seuns van die Wolke (Afrikaans), Ta skylia tou polemou (Greek) and Kampflyverne (Norwegian). | + | Released on video as ''[[Wing Commander]]''. Translated/dubbed as: ''[[Seuns van die Wolke]]'' (Afrikaans), ''[[Afrikastaffel ME110]]'' (German), ''[[Ta skylia tou polemou]]'' (Greek) and ''[[Kampflyverne]]'' (Norwegian). |
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| + | == Subject == | ||
| + | World War II. A young South African fighter pilot in the Royal Air Force asks to be transferred from England to North Africa. His personal mission is to go and hunt for the German ace pilot who shot down his brother’s Spitfire and killed him. Based on the true story of Hendrik Reynecke and Werner von Steinhaus. | ||
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| + | == Cast == | ||
| + | [[Will Roberts]] (Oberleutnant Werner von Steinhaus), [[Johann van Heerden]] as [[John Hardy]] (Captain Hendrik Reynecke), [[Werner Doll]], [[Ian Strauss]], [[Rosemary Gibson]], [[Philip Jones]], [[Jannie Wienand]], [[Annette Engelbrecht]] and [[Schalk Jacobsz]]. | ||
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| + | == Production credits == | ||
| + | Produced by [[Brigadiers Films]]. Executive producers: [[Albie Venter]] and [[Madel Venter]]. Directed by [[Franz Marx]]. Script by [[James Ambrose Brown]]. Cinematography by [[Vincent G. Cox]]. Art direction by [[Raymond Wilson]]. Music by [[Art Heatlie]]. Stunts by [[Jannie Wienand]]. Costumes by [[Anna Richter-Visser]]. Production management by [[Colin Ward]]. | ||
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| + | == Released versions == | ||
| + | Distributed in USA and Canada as ''Fighter Pilots''. | ||
| + | South Africa: With Afrikaans sub-titling, as ''[[Seuns van die Wolke]]''. | ||
| + | Germany: Dubbed into German as ''[[Afrikastaffel ME110]]''. | ||
| + | Greece: Dubbed into Greek as ''[[Ta skylia tou polemou]]''. | ||
| + | Norway: Dubbed into Norwegian as ''[[Kampflyverne]]''. | ||
| + | Video: Released on video as ''[[Wing Commander]]'' [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0080137/] | ||
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| + | == Release dates == | ||
| + | South Africa – 23 January 1975. USA and Canada – 25 November 1977. Finland – 27 November 1977. | ||
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| + | == Sources == | ||
| + | ''IMDB'' [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0080137/] | ||
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| + | ''IMDB'' [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0080137/releaseinfo?ref_=ttfc_sa_1] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:26, 23 October 2014
A 1974 South African feature film directed by Franz Marx.
Contents
Alternative titles
Released on video as Wing Commander. Translated/dubbed as: Seuns van die Wolke (Afrikaans), Afrikastaffel ME110 (German), Ta skylia tou polemou (Greek) and Kampflyverne (Norwegian).
Subject
World War II. A young South African fighter pilot in the Royal Air Force asks to be transferred from England to North Africa. His personal mission is to go and hunt for the German ace pilot who shot down his brother’s Spitfire and killed him. Based on the true story of Hendrik Reynecke and Werner von Steinhaus.
Cast
Will Roberts (Oberleutnant Werner von Steinhaus), Johann van Heerden as John Hardy (Captain Hendrik Reynecke), Werner Doll, Ian Strauss, Rosemary Gibson, Philip Jones, Jannie Wienand, Annette Engelbrecht and Schalk Jacobsz.
Production credits
Produced by Brigadiers Films. Executive producers: Albie Venter and Madel Venter. Directed by Franz Marx. Script by James Ambrose Brown. Cinematography by Vincent G. Cox. Art direction by Raymond Wilson. Music by Art Heatlie. Stunts by Jannie Wienand. Costumes by Anna Richter-Visser. Production management by Colin Ward.
Released versions
Distributed in USA and Canada as Fighter Pilots. South Africa: With Afrikaans sub-titling, as Seuns van die Wolke. Germany: Dubbed into German as Afrikastaffel ME110. Greece: Dubbed into Greek as Ta skylia tou polemou. Norway: Dubbed into Norwegian as Kampflyverne. Video: Released on video as Wing Commander [1]
Release dates
South Africa – 23 January 1975. USA and Canada – 25 November 1977. Finland – 27 November 1977.
Sources
IMDB [2]
IMDB [3]
